Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-15

| George ]. Allen. scientific optician.
Drs. Fry, Homeopathic phys surg
/ DR.. Burkart, osteopath. 302 West MAR
Choice pneappales this week at Rey-
nolds & Sheldon's.
BE sure and attend the remnant sale
at the Hawkeye ana get bargains.
Special sale this week in pictures
Ichina and cut glass at Simmons book
store.
MI. /. S. Willard is confined to his
home with an attack of scatic rheum-
iatism, complicated With kidney trouble
Librarian MauGle BATHS is taking
week S rest from her duties and the
public Library is now in charge of Miss
Marion Parker. the assistant librarian
We still have plenty of screen doors
adjustable window screens and screen
wire. all widths. Flies are here now in
force. Ii costs YOU but little to protect
yourself. Temple of Economy. Green
stamps.
& \. NJ, are requested to be present
this evening for work in third degree.
All visiting companions welcome. w.
NJ Clark. w. NJ: III. S. Lawrence. sec
rotary.
Miss Ada Braughty. a young woman
Who has beer making her home at the
Murphy House. MAS removed this after
t..l hon ~
she will undergo within a few days a
severe laparotomN.
Mr.. and Mrs Briggs, of Lincoln Neb.,
are expected in the city this week for
a visit with Mrs. Briggs grandmother,
Mrs. Catherine Lincoln. Mrs. Briggs
was. until her recent marriage, Miss
Edith Morgan q former MarshaltoWn
girl sister of Miss Kathryn l.. Morgan
of the First ward school.
Thomas Carroll, the Iowa Central
section hand who was injured few
DAYS ago near Gilman by being struck
by a hand car in a collision With
passenger train. is doing nicely. 1t
was thought that possibly CARROTS
right arm might have To be amputated
he having suffered a Very severe COM
Mound fracture These fears are now.
however. dispelled.
John Wilson, a stranger in the city
was arrested Monday evening by Con-
stable Haas and officer Weaver i
being alleged that he was caught in the
act of attempting to rob an old soldier
who was under the influence of liquor
The victim had $50 on his person but
Wilson was arrested before he secured
the money Wilson'S arraignment wa.
set for this afternoon in Justice Bur
rittS court.
At a meeting of the Frank NJ. Thorn
as Woman's Relief Corps a very pleas
ant surprise was In store for one of the
Mrs. Clarissa Bgelow. Mrs.
Bigelow is soon to leave the city for her
new home in Wyoming. and to show
their appreciation for her past services
the ladies of the corps presented her
with a set of Haviland china plates
and an olive dish. The members of the
corps expect soon to have With. them
Department President Myra l.. Parker
and her secretary. Mrs. Sarah Windsor
Mr.. w. L. Busby, OF Busby Bros
owners and managers of the Odeon
who has been in the city for few
days looking after business matters
with the extensive improve
nents. being made on the local play
house, and visiting his brother. Man
ager A j. Busby. left this morning TO,
his home in Clinton. Mr.. Busby only
a few days ago from New
York, where he has been for several
weeks making his theatrical bookings
for the Economic, of Clinton, and the
Odeon for next season. a number OF
.he star attractions of last season were
re-booked. together With many new
ones which will be announced when the
N New York has been at the theatrical
center of the country, the Rialto. All
of the big attractions of the country
Are there represented and the bust
hess is all transacted within a spac
,f four blocks. Mr. Busby has visited
New York for so many seasons now
hat the work of booking each year is
being made easier He expects how
Yer, to return to complete his list with.
II a few weeks.
MIR. I'll. j. Benson was in Union Mon
lay, going to look after business per-
aiming to the damage that has been
lone to the milling property in which he
S Interested at that point, by reason of
he river cutting a new channel Mr..
Benson says the river still continues to
make some progress in forming it's new
bed, 100 feet west OF where it formerly
lowed. There is practically no water
going over the dam. yet the new chan
hell has cut thru the road $50 feet and
s full of water. The board of superv-
'ors of Hardin county met Monday to
ak over the situation. The supervi-
;orS haNe been 1hinlsin.. th.lt III, ha..t |