Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-22
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"Eben Holden tale Of the north
country, at Liebig's.
Miss Amanda Redel will be pleased
to see her friends at Bannatyne &
Lays.
The members of the Zig Tag Alley
company arrived in the city Sunday
morning from Des Moines.
Don't fail to atte,ta the millinery
opening at A. i. Gardeners, corner
IMain and Second avenue. Date an
rounced later.
Mr.. e. L. Belden, day operator at the
union station, who has been off duty
for the past few weeks owing to an
attack Of catarrh of the liver, resumed
his, work again this morning.
Miss Amanda Redel, who has been
in Fairmont, Mimi, for several months
in the employ of a department store,
arrived home Saturday to accept a po-
sition with Bannatyne & Lay.
Waterloo Reporter: Miss Cora Van
Metre, of Marshall county. who is a
student at the state normal, is in
Waterloo for an over Sunday visit at
the home of her uncle. L Van Metre.
Mrs. B. B. Schollenberger returned
Saturday from Carroll, where she was
called last week on account OF the
death of her husbands brother, Daniel
Schollenberger, Northwestern SWITCH
man.
Mr.. A. c. Abbott, whose recent slight
stroke Of paralysis has been the source
of considerable worry to his relatives
and many friends. is doing very nicely
and appears to be gaining in strength
daily.
Mr.. Delano r. Smith. who was called
to Madison, S. D., two weeks ago be-
cause of the severe illness Of his
brother, Mr.. j. G. Smith, arrived home
sunday evening. He left his brother
greatly improved.
George w. Woodruff is plaintiff in a
suit filed for the October term of the.
district court, in which Allen and Mrs.
A. r. Packer are made defendants. The
action is one wherein the plaintiff seeks
to obtain a Judgment for $3.50 on notes.
At the district convention of the
Modern Brotherhood of America, held
at Cedar Rapids. Mr.. w. B. Elliott, of
this city, was selected as a delegate to
represent the Fifth district at the SUI
preme convention Of the order, to be
held at Sioux Falls, S. D., Oct. 9.
Mr.. d. A. Penquite left Sunday fore
noon for Colfax, called by a telegram
announcing the fact that his father,
Robert Penquite, was dying. The senior
Penquite, who is 50 years of age, has
already suffered two strokes Of paraly-
sis, and his present condition is sup
posed to be due to a third attack.
Mr.. Harry Stoddart, who has been
improving slowly from his recent Sc
we're illness, suffered a relapse Sunday,
and is again In q critical condition. In
addition to the liver trouble, with which
he has been afflicted, a complication in
the nature Of kidney disorder has pre-
scented itself.
The friends Of "A. d. Harlan. who has
been i'll in the Baker hospital at Des
Moines for the past seven weeks, suffer
ing from a severe attack Of rheuma-
tism, will be pleased to learn that ha
is much improved and is now able to
sit up little each day. He expects
to leave the hospital and return home
in about a week.
Robert NJ. Paley was made defend
ant In an action filed for the. October
term of the district court. William NJ.
Allister, of the b. F. Norris, Allister
Company. Chicago, are plaintiffs, and
ask for judgment for STILES, with in
terest from Aug. IL and costs. and that
a writ of attachment issue against the
chattels of the defendant. The action
is brought on confession Of judgment
for breach of contract.
Ross Phillips and Samuel Harvey
were promoters of an exciting wolf
chase on the Marietta bottoms Sum
day. They captured several wolves
some time ago, and yesterday turned
loose one of the animals before several
hounds. The chase lasted some little
time and the freed animal led the dogs
a merry chase all over the lowlands
in the vicinity of the goose ponds. The
wolf was finally captured after long
pursuit.
oskaloosa Herald: Harry Walton
went to Marshalltown yesterday af-.
ternoon to accept a position as book
keeper for the Marshall Oil company
of that city, during the next three or
four weeks. The position is left vacant
by the departure of Ernest Brewer, who
is taking few weeks rest and recre-
alton. Mr.. Walton will be in the Office
there until Mr.. Brewer returns, after
which time he will probably resume his
work In the branch Office here.
why do you persist IN going about
trying to enjoy life with your most
needed teeth out? Perhaps you do
not realize the injury to your health
that the improper mastication of your
food acco1nplishes. Our crown and
bridge work is artistic as well as dur
able. 1t has and will stand the test
OF years. The materials we use are
Of our work is scientitical-
ly correct. We have more but the best
to offer you at all
times. Drs. Hurd & Hynds.
Michael Jordan. an employee of the
city, residing at the corner of Sixth
avenue and Linn street, was run down
Saturday evening at the corn n of Third
avenue and Main by Fred Batchelder, a
south side resident, who was driving
team of horses to a light wagon. Mr..
Batchelder was driving east on Main
street when his team became fright
ened at street car coming from the
south. The horses wheeled to the south
and ran into Jordan, who was crossing