Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-09

D T. Andrews
DR.. Mairs is curing other people and
can cure YOU. Office over Fidelity Bank.
one white enameled refrigerator left.
Will 80 for s24. Schmidts hardware
store.
DR.. Nierulff treated at his eye and
ear intirmaly forty seven new cases
last month.
Mr.. II. f. Slnkins Went TO LeGrand
Friday TO take charge of the funeral of
Miss Isabelle swenson.
If you drink beer for a tonic order u
Gust lsierman. North Center street.
Buggy tops. cushions. backs. side
curtains or anything in carriage trim
ming. Old work repaired. c. l.. Web
ster rear of Humlons's. 20 North Cen
ter street.
Claim Agen, Marquis Barr of the
Central, passed thru the city Friday
Mason City. where he spent Friday
looking after business matters.
Assistant General Manager r. II.
IAishton and Division Superintendent
III. j. Sitter, of the Northwestern, pass
ed thru the city this morning at
o'clock in IL special going east They
have been on 4 trip over the west end
of the property.
The little i-year-od daughter of
Jack Satson, a farmer living on the
Mackin farm, one and one-h;.lf miles
Il, ,,l,;,
/, wagon fell and sustained Il broken
right arm. The fracture is bad one,
as the elbow is involved.
Has it occurred to you that you can
| usbstitute gas house coke for hard coal
to burn in your furnaces? Ii you get it
now. while it is nice and dry, YOU will
be sure of clean cheap fuel. Gregory
/ Coal. Coke and Lime Co. have the entire
make of the gas works here. See them.
DIR. and Mrs. George Wanberg, who
have been III the city for the past two
weeks With their parents Mr.. and Mrs.
T. j.. Wanberg and Mr.. and Mrs Theo-
dore Johnston. left Friday for Whittier
| Cal, where they will make their future
home. Dr. Wanberg will engage in the
practice of dentistry at Whittier.
BY the time the asphalt pavement is
laid on North Third street. and street
car traffic is resumed, the Marshalltown /
Light, Power 4 Railway Company will
have practically a new line on Third |
street. New steel will be laid from
Main to Fremont street. and from a
point near Park street to the end of
the line.
A. Brandvig, of Ottumwa. one of the I
railway postal clerks on the Iowa Cen |
trails runs, i and ,, arrived in the city
yesterday from Salem, S. d.. where he
has been for the past ten days looking
alter matters of business connected
with a farm that he owns near Salem.
Mr.. BRANDING went to Abba Friday
evening and resumed his run on No. 1
this morning.
Mrs. Frank Childs. of Lee. Ill.,. ar
rived in the city Friday evening and
viii remain for a brief visit with her
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. George Gilbert
and Messrs. and Mesdames Joseph III.
and Ira Johnston. Mrs. Childs is on her
way to Waterloo. where Tuesday she
Will be present at the marriage of her
brother-in-law. DR. Lyman Childs. of
Cleveland. o.. to Miss Colleen Hogg.
Ex-Mayor +. G.. Pierce arrived home
Friday evening from few days bust
Less stay in Chicago and Iowa City. At
the latter place he met With Mayor +.
*. Stebbins, who is on the executive
committee of the League of Iowa Mu-
Inequalities, OF which Mr. Pierce is sec
The league will hold its annual
convention at Iowa City on Oct. S, and
Il was for the purpose of talking over
the local arrangements that the meeting
between the secretary and Mayor Steb-
bins was arranged.
The Portland special Friday evening
on the Northwestern was delayed into
the city one and one-half hours. owing |
to AN engine failure at Montour En-
CINE No. 1922. In charge of Engineer
Jimmie" Bailey, sprung a leak in one
of its fues. and it was impossible to
carry enough water to generate a suf- !
ficient amount of steam to move the (,
heavy train. 1t was found impossible to \
get up Montour hill. and the train was
held at Montour until Engineer Will d
Dornan, With No. 2S7. an extra freight
west, could be sent from the city 70 1e- ,
ieve the disabled engine.
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James Burd, a well-known old resi- !
dent of Grinnel, spent Friday in the
city, taking the medical examination .
necessary ior entrance INTO membership
at the Solds,HS Home. l1l. Burd and i
his Wife win remove to this city in I
about two weeks, rent apartments near e
the Home and be in readiness To enter /
the institution when there is an apart q
ment vacant in the old peoples build
ing. Mr. Burd is Il remarkably fine old h
and enters the institution d
because of his advanced wears and poor I
health. and in order that he may receive S
the hospital treatment the state affords I
its veterans. Mr.. Burds son. DR.. Wal
ter Burd, accompanied his father to the \
1ity, and Went to Cedar Rapids in the +
svening. where he is contemplating To- /
eating in the practice of osteopathS q
Deputy Marshal Cochran and Officer l
Hanson are today having a good laugh q
over the efforts of one of the councils
men Friday The city dad Was looking
INTO the matter of abusive treatment
by the officers to one Mike Mulrow ;
Some one reported to the councilman 5
hat the officers had arrested the man I
and in the attempt to take him to Jail
had broken one of his legs. and, further