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

Mann street. Work MIL be HeatiA any
quickly done
/ Cottage with hot water. electric light
furnace heat and in beautiful order t'
rent at Simmons book store.
john Kelley, arrested by the police 70
intoxcation, was before Justice Bur
rift this morning and assessed the
costs.
| Mr. Seth Zug's condition is Very mucl
| improved today over the twenty fou'
hours previous, and his family is mucl
I encouraged
| The horse department at Adams liv-
cry barn on North First avenue is all
screened. making it Very desirable fol
those who have horses kept at the barn
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Nj. Rogers, who ac-
campaned the Gilman funeral party To
the city and who remained to attend
the funeral. left Monday afternoon fol
their home.
Have YOU bought Your hammock yet
We have :; big stock. We are the only
people who warrant our hammocks and
sell them on thirty days trial. Temple
of Economy. Green stamps.
DR.. William owen, of San Antonio,
Ten. who has been in the city few
days as the guest of his sister-in-law,
Mrs. William Andrews. and other rela-
ltiNes. left Monday evening for his home.
l. n. Smith, of Davenport. assistant
auditor of Armour & Co, was in the
city yesterday looking after business
matters connected with the local plant.
He went to Belle Plaine in the eve
ming.
The Van Wrinkle adultery case was
dismissed in Justice Burritts court
Monday afternoon, the plaintiff in the
action. Mrs Gertie Van Wrinkle. fail.
ing to appear against her husband
Frank Van Wrinkle.
Chief Engineer H. G. Kelley. of the
Central. and Mr. George Cook, con-
tractor in charge OF the masonry Work
along the line, We're in the city today
and went south to look over work in
the progress of completion.
The Marshalltown Light Power &
Railway Company has placed on sale Il
10-cent pleasure ride ticket. which en-
titles the purchaser TO q trip over the
entire system. bringing you back to
starting point withot change of cars.
E. A. Cross. until recently agent of
the Iowa Central at Rockwell was on
Monday checked in as agent of the
company at Liscomb. vice w. w. Stahl,
transferred as night operator at Ack-
ley. Mr.. Stahl has been agent ut Lis
comb for the past three or four months.
Mrs. Carl Werlich arrived home Mon
day evening from Peoria. H., where
she has been for a few days visit with
Mr.. Werlich. While there Mrs. Wer-
Itch completed arrangements for rent
ing apartments and will remove to Pc
ora in about ten days.
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Elmer Mettlin. of Marietta. was
brought to the Singleton hospital in this
city Monday afternoon, and the pros
poets are that he will have to submit to
an operation for appendicitis. The OPP
Grafton was to have been done this
afternoon, but was postponed because
of the fact that the patient is consd-
egably improved.
John Marx. an employe in the Iowa
Central machine shops. suffered a very
painful injury Monday afternoon.
Marx with two other helpers, was roll
ing Il locomotive tire when it got be-
You'd their control and fell. catching
Marks right foot. The foot was badly
bruised and mashed and the injured
man will be confined TO his home for
some time.
Charles ADAMS has purchased the liv-
cry barn on North First avenue and is
TO furnish the customers of
that popular barn With the finest rigs
at reasonable prices. The Adams barn
has always been noted for the fine
turnouts and Mr.. Adams will sustain it's
previous good reputation. When you
want stylish rig call at the Adams
barn and you will be accommodated.
Mrs. +. C. Johnson and daughters
I.uta and Vera, of Maquoketa, wife and
of Capt Johnson, of Company
NJ Forty-ninth Iowa. We're in the city
evening. being on their way
to Liscomb. where the little girls will
remain With their grandparents, DR..
and Mrs. G. \. Mershon, While Mrs.
Johnson goes TO Cedar Falls to be pres
ent at the annual encampment of the
Forty ninth.
DIR. Shallenbergei's next visit to Mar
shutdown, Pilgrim hotel. occurs Friday.
July %. He has visited our city every
twenty days for several months, and il
is matter of record that he has treat
ed successfully many cases that We're
hopeless and given up by other doc
tors. DIR. Shallenberger is courteous,
honest and trustworthy as a physician
and surgeon. and the confidence he en-
Joys is therefore every way to his
credit.
Word received by Mrs. Park Bentley
announces the death of her cousin, Mr..
Hal Merriman, son of Mr.. H. l.. Merri
man, formerly of this city. Mr.. III. l..
Merriman will be remembered by the
older residents of the city as formerly
,ne of the owners and editors of the
FINES Republican. The young man
lied in hospital at Lincoln, where he
lad gone for an operation. The de-
ceased leaves besides his father, q Wife
and two children.
The Marshalltown base ball team
went to Eldora this morning. whore it
net the nine from that city this after
noon The locals expect q hard game, |
out will make every effort possible to
Nin. The personnel of the team play
az, t,,i,y &c SaIiShllry CATCH. Maxwell 1