Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-04

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THE CITY I'm BRIE |
Try the Middle West cigar
Try the James Cooper 10 cent cigar.
DR.. Billiard. osteopath. IS East Main
Drs. Fry. Homeopathic phys. surg
/ DR.. Trotter-o office in Hopkins build
! ing.
Mills of God, q dramatic romance
/ at Liebig's.
Take your laundry to Flitton's o
| phone and the wagon Will call
Found-A pocket comb. Please ed
and identify the same I. j. Shoe
| maker.
The Political Equality Club will NEE
with its president, Mrs. \. F. Bratt
Wednesday afternoon al 3 o'clock.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. kennard. corner d
Grant and Fourth streets, are parents
OF !; son, born TO them Sunday fore
neon.
| Mrs. f. c. Goodman and Mrs. L. A
Goodman left for Minneapolis this
morning. Where they Will make their
! future home.
Funeral Director Fl. e. Simllins was
in Clemens today. where he took charge
cf the funeral of the young son of Ms
Anna Tucker, who died Saturday night
The Levee Gun Club. an organization
% south-side na,ksmen. held a practice
shoot yesterday about a mile east of the
city. Bud Rcdden Won first money III
If YOU have garments that need re-
pairing or refining let us have them and
we viii fix them in first class shape
Flitton's Steam Dye Works, "a West
Church street New phone Ill.
Miss Carrie Ely was in Collins Sat
rrday evening. where she was present
at the marriage OF Mr.. Elias Shinkle
and Miss Walters. Mr.. Shinlile is q
well-known teacher in the Story county
schools.
MISS .tl'ttttle moore, NEo mas peen IN
the city for several weeks with her
brother, Mr.. Stanley Moore. and sister
Miss Kate. left for TT. Dodge this morn
ing. where she will resume her school
work in the city schools in September.
Mrs. NJ. S. Mcfarland was hostess
Sunday morning at a O'clock break
fast to group of her husbands gentle
men friends The guests We're Messrs.
r. p. Lierle, n. +. Mishall, +. S. Hynds.
Jay Trotte.. c. r. Brown, II. l.. Laird
and George j. Allen.
Marshaltown Maccahees regret very
much to hear of the death of Hon. A. NJ.
Potter, of Waverly. MIR. Potter Was
formerly state commander of the Mac
cabees. and has visited the city a mum
Der of times. He had many warm. per
sonal friends in the ORDER here.
MIR. C. n. Jones of Toledo. who is on
the road fer the road for the Jllmann-
Philpott Printers Ink Manufacturing.
of Cleveland, o.. spent the day in the
city on business. Mr. Jones has been
taking a months vacation and starts
cut tomorrow on northern trip.
evening with Mrs. Mary Abbott. of the
Soldiers Home, who was adjudged in
sane and ordered sent 20 the state hos
pitai al Clarinda. The sheriff and his
charge We're accompanied by Miss Flor
ence Abbott, of Chicago, daughter of
the patient.
We are still cleaning and pressing
pa M N Va ,t-il
guarantee YOU good work. If You have
a suit that is faded or that YOU do lot
like the color of We can color it and
make a good suit for you. We are now
to set work out on short no
tice. We call for and deliver work
terms cash on delivery. Flitton's Steam
Dye Works.
Mr.. C. G. Price. a former old resident
of LeGrand. arrived in the city TODAY
from MagGalena. Sonora. Mexico, and
viii visit relatives in this city and lie
Grand for a few days. Mr.. Price is on
his way to New Jersey to close a deal
in mining property in which he is inter
ested, located near the Lady Calhoun
mine. in which there is considerable To-
cal capital invested.
The excursion run by the Iowa Cen
trail Sunday from points on the Story
City branch was decided successes some
700 tickets being sold from the various
points The train consisted of nine
coaches, with Conductor Roberts in
charge, and pulled by Engineer Conger
The train passed thru this city about
S: 40 a. m. aud on the return rripl
reached here at 11:45.
II. A. Church, of this city has pur-
chased from III. A. Robinson, the lat
-er's grain, coal, live stock. lumber and
business at Liscomb. Posses
sion will be given Thursday The con-
'ideration is announced at $4,000 Mr. \
Robinson retires because of his desire
% be With his invalid wife. who has |
been compelled to go 10 Vegas. n. NJ, |
or an indefinite stay on account OF her
health.
Mr.. James Burd. of Glinnell. spent
in the city at the Soldiers
Home visiting with F,phraim Palmer
md Wife, formerly of GrinneN, but NOW
members of the Home. Mr.. Euro is |
5ery much pleased with the state insti- |
ntion here and says that he does not
NOW of a better place for a veteran OF
he civil war to spend his declining |