Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-04

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| DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.
DR. Mighell. surgeon and physician.
See our neece-lined wrappers. NJ. F.
Andrews.
H. e. Silnkins, undertaking exclusive
ly Second door west OF postcftice.
Split or chunk wood and kindling de-
lliverede promptly. Brown Fuel and
Lime Co.
Louis Scheduling. well-known resi-
dent of the south side. is quite danger
ously i'll with Bright's disease.
Mr.. w. d. Ford, of Fargo, N. D., ar
rived in the city this morning to be
present at the funeral of his sister, the
late Mrs. John Bell.
Frank Hannold. arrested by Officer
Rurd for intoNication. was fined the
usual costs in the Office Of Mayor Jones
| this morning. He paid and was dis
charged.
A transfer of LeGrand township
farm was filed for record today. Misses
Lucinda NJ. and Eva z. Craig dispose of
the old Craig farm, of 16o acres. to
Stephen NJ knudon. for $4,000. Pos
session is to be given Dec. i.
James II. Ferneau. a house mover liv-
ling at T02 North Fourth street, was
kicked in the stomach by one of his
horses Friday afternoon and quite pain
fully injured 1t is not anticipated the
Iinjury will prove at all serious.
Mr.. John Ferguson, of Minneapolis,
who has been in the city for the past
few days visiting his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. j. p. Ferguson, went to LaMoille
this morning where he will spend Sun
day with his sister, Mrs A. T.. Bryant.
Miss Flora McA1ahon, of Chicago, will
arrive in the city this afternoon. DR..
Singleton has been fortunate enough
to secure her as superintendent of
nurses in his hospital. She comes
highly recommended from the best men
of Chicago.
A pouch containing letter mail from
the east went astray here this morning,
and instead of being carried to the
rostoff1ce was placed on the Central's
Story City branch west bound train.
The mail will be returned to the city at
4:45 and can be received at the post
office this evening.
Miss Ella Andrews, Of Boston. adj
dressed quite gathering Of ladies at
No :pht cf hi 7, ENr;f n s,f
ternoon on physical culture, elocution
and voice culture. Miss Andwers is
thoroughly conversant with her sub
ject and for over an hour held the close
attention of her audience.
Mr.. A. c. DAILY purchased today from
III. Greenbaum and wife, of Chicago,
the old Greenbaum homestead located
at 20f West State street. The consider
alton was $4,000. Mr.. DAILY intends
moving the house farther south on the
lot, making it in line with his residence,
which is on the adjoining lot
The scat sale for the r. r. Y. NJ. C. A.
course opens at o'clock next Tuesday
morning at Furbush's hardware. The
charge will be 20 cents a night for the
first thirty minutes Is cents night for
the second half hour, 10 cents night
from 9 to 10 o'clock, and after 10 o'clock
so cents will pay for seats for the entire
course.
Mr. w. r. Grayson, manager OF the
Barber Asphalt mixing plant, who has
been in the city for the past few months
in charge of the plant, left Friday even
ing for Omaha, where the company has.
work in progress. The plant has been
put in shape for the winter and will be
left here for the work to be commenced
in the spring.
Elmer S. Arney. who for many years
has lived two miles northwest of Albion
at what is known as Pumpkin Center"
has removed to Ferguson, where he will
engage in the general merchandise
business for the winter. MIR. Arney has
rented his farm for a year to David
Stuckmeyer, and after spending the
winter at Ferguson he expects to move
to Minnesota.
Hager & Seherman, a Baxter n,er-
camille firm, are plaintiffs in petition
for a write of attachment, filed in the.
district court this morning. Charles
and Louisa Polamus. of near Mel
bourne, are defendants. Sheriff Shoe
maker went to Melbourne this morning
to serve the attachment, the plaintiffs
claiming that Polamus and wife are
preparing to remove from the state The
amount of the attachment is only $127.
The next attraction at the Odeon
theater is r. p. Brooke and his famous
Chicago Marine Band orchestra OF
twenty-seven SPLENDID musicians. ac-
companied by Miss Lillian Berry Reid,
charming lyric soprano. Prices of adj
mission will be so, 75 cents and 81, but
several hundred people have already
purchased season tickets that will adj
nit them to this and six other big at
fractions for 81. Next Wednesday, Oct.
s, is the date.
Pearl Davis, an old Iowa Central
employee, arrived in the city Friday
night from Denver, where he has been
for short visit. "Putch' as he is
known among trainmen of the Iowa
Central, now holds a position as con-
ductor with the Chicago, Rock Island
e Pacific, and has a run out of La
Sale. III. Mr.. Davis will leave here
the first of the week for st. Louis,
where he will visit friends for time
before returning to his work.
The unusual scarcity of bricklayers
and stone masons in this city this sea-
son has been decided benefit to these