Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-07
Do you smoke the Middle west?"

i0r. Trotter, over IL West Main.
DR.. Billiard. osteopath. % East Main.
That yellow gold band fire proof
cooking ware at Culley's.
For Sale or Rent-SiN- cottage
with barn. No. 40S Swayzie street. IL
J. Rodgers.
The delicious dessert Jell-o in orange
lemon and raspberry tlavors. always for
sale at Reynolds x sheldons
White pique tomorrow for Is cents q
yard. worth % cents, ten yards to each
customer. Come early. Lee & Rene
dict.
Misses Edith and Ruth Ballou. of Ne
vada returned to their home today af-
ter a few days visit with their broth
er, Mr. Victor Ballou, and Wife.
Mr.. w. S. Robbins WAS stricken SAT-
urday right with what appears to be a
slight attack of paralysis. The trouble
affects MIR. Robbins left limb. No Sc
rious consequences are anticipated.
Mr. John w. Wells left Sunday morn
ing for Spirit Lake. where he will at
tend the grand encampment of the
knights Templar of Iowa. Mr.. l. I
Forbes and DR.. +. w. Parsons left this
morning for the lake and will be pres
ent during the weeks encampment.
Have you tried the Banner flour? If
not order sack at once. 1t is equal in
all respects to any flour on the market,
is a home product, made from the best
hard wheat. consequently there is none
better. You can trade Your wheat for
Banner -four either at the LeGirand mill
or with Hammond & Beendict in this
city
Percy O'Neill. special agent in the
employ of the Chicago Il Northwestern
railway. who mas been in the city dur
ing carnival week for the purpose of
looking after the interests of passen-
gers at the company's station. Went to
Boone Sunday morning, where he will
for a brief visit with a brother
before returning to Chicago.
Mrs. Dan Andrews. who resides in the
west part of the city and who has been
Very critically i'll for a few weeks With
fever. following child birth, is
and was able Saturday to
sit up for the first time. Miss Susie
Smith, trained nurse from Des
Moines. who has been caring for Mrs.
Andrews, will be discharged Wednes
cay.
Mr. Delano T. Smith was the victim
of an accident this morning at about
IL o'clock. While attempting to hitch
his horse to a west Main street side
walk ring, he caught his foot in the
strap and was thrown to the ground
His left side struck the curbng, re-
sulti.g in the fracture of the second
and third ribs. He was removed to his
home.
Mrs C. c. Cottle. who has been Ill for
was taken to the sanitarium a ColfaN
Saturday, where it is thought the treat
nent will be of benefit to her. Mrs.
Cottle's condition shows signs of inn
over few weeks ago and
her friends are hopeful of her ultimate
recovery. She was accompanied to Col
fax by her husband and family and
Mrs H. a. Church and son Harry, all of
whom, excepting DR.. Cottle, will re-
main With her.
Ray Cliff, son of Mayor N r. Cliff.
If Gearing. was quite painfully injured
afternoon While engaged in
pressing and cleaning suit of clothes.
He was using hot water and, not real
Zng the temperature the water had at
aimed, placed his left hand in the
,essel The water was boiling and as
he result Mr.. Cliff sustained a badly |
;calded hand. The burns We're dressed
md Mr. Gift left in the evening for
lear Lake, where he will remain for a
ew days visit at the summer home of
his parents on the lakeside.
Word received Saturday from Clear
water. Cal. by Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Val
milne, of Union, announces that their
laughter Mrs. George Woodbury., is
,2ry low and is not expected to live. I
Mrs. Woodbury. was formerly May VAL /
milne, and was married two years ago
II California to Mr.. Woodbury., who is
son of MIR. and Mrs. +. j. Woodbury. /
ormer residents of this city. Mrs
gave birth to n baby |
son on May 10, the child only living
hree DAYS Her illness was very Sc /
ere. but She improved and was consid- I
red out of danger until a week ago. /
When she contracted severe cold and
suffered a relapse.
Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Harlan. of 5OSls /
East Main street, celebrated Friday
he twenty anniversary of I
heir marriage. A number of guests I
rom out of the city We're present in /
Guiding Miss Laura Newton, of Mime /
lpolis; Miss Maude Smith, of Have I
eek: Miss Lillian Clark and Messrs /
Carl and George Clark and Miss Ida /
iaase, of Eldora; Miss Myrtle Bggs. |
milne, of Union. All of the out-of- I
own guests returned to their different
ZONES Saturday evening With the ex-
option of Miss Smith and Miss Vaen-
me, who remained over Sunday, and T
Hiss Newton, who will be here until ,
Wednesday.
The Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. is already
making plans for the summers camp I
nd Secretary j. III. Fellingham went to t
this morning to see if the {
rounds used for last years camp were
till desirable and if they could be pro-
'een set for the outing is the first two /
Weeks of August. The first week will /
re set aside for the Junior camp and
he second for the use of the senior
and their families Ii is not