Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-18

DR. Billiard, osteopath, % East Main
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Wash goods Friday and Saturday a
| DR.. w. NJ. Choate, dentist, over No
| 6 West Main street New phone 60.
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Town Talk tells all about the new
towns on the Chicago Great Western
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The game between colfax and
Maroons tomorrow afternoon promises
to be the fastest seen on the local dia
mond for wears. Each foam has won a
game. and tomorrow will he for blood.
ION i'iii 10 see IL, Game called al ..
Mr.. Fred Ahrens OF State Center.
spent Monday in the CITY. accom-
panying home his daughter, Miss
Bertha, who has not been we'll for a
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with her parents for about two weeks.
- ''e'h Nus WIZ e'iile " .ne CITY
his wife. who submitted 10 a surgical
operation lef- for Chicago this mora
inc. Mrs. Zur is now very much i'm
proved and is considered ont of danger
w. II. UT, OF ohieaso, 'raVeIiis auu-
i,or OF ehe western RAILWAY weighing
Association ana lhspection bufeau'
spent Inc DAY IN me city inspecting ths
records OF the shipments OUT Oh the
packina. house of Britain d Co.
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.. u hllsore' aseh. Oh tiie low
Sentrai at orei1leld' VIII De tfahsieiiea
within me next Few weeks or as soon
as arlailseiiieh.s can oe i'iaoe' ~ "s'
son 'iss 'uhetioh' where ne VIZ taN
the agency Oh we coi'spahs. is s"e
cessor AT sheiheia mas not yet oeeh
decided upon.
David E'linninps. coIored an employe
of the Rarher AsnhoIt Paving Com
many ,yos iniurad late Monday after
noon by being accidentally struck over
the right eye with shoVei IN the hahds
or anoLher MEMBER Oh me gang Win
when ne was working. Quite ueep
Sash was cut put me INJURY Is NOT at
all serious.
a nlAasant house marty. given by
Miss v,lnifre6 Woodland Of I.aMoille
has hean brought To an end after a
weeks GOOD time The affair was given
Tor Misses Mary and Alice Peterson. of
ottnn7u,a who are yues,s of Miss Ethel
Vail of his civ Aside from the Misses
Peterson and MISS vail MISS Woodafd
guests we're Misses Mabel OruWay, Eila
smith ana Nairosa Vali.
Mrs n n Nichols entertained n few
friends n, tea Monday afternoon com
nlin,ensarv ia her aunt. Mrs. Alice
MINIS NJ Das Moines who is visiting in
tho cit, n. the home of her brother. MIR.
y u Nicbo,s The guests were invited
for 2 and remained for tea. served at
: asi1e from Mrs Mills and her
daurh,,4rs Misses Carrie and Ruth. the
.p.sts from out of town were Mrs
Henry Hesstn. Of Huntington. Ind. and
Mrs Rachel Baum. of Minerva.
Tobias Burke, who has been in the
employ of the Balch Construction Com
pany for the past few years, but who
has been i'll for about month, left this
morning for Boone, where he will again
take charge of one of the companys
gangs that is at work on the Newton
* Northwestern railway, which is be-
ing built from Newton to Rockwell
City Mr.. Burke during his illness has
been spending the greater part of the
time at the home of his sister, Mrs. EN-
ma Lodge. at Marietta
"A hr" auto' pun mas =. ~ ~. -,
'e'iss7'n az " ~
in charge of Mr.. Bartlett, of Chicago,
who accompanied the machine to see
that IL arrived safely and in good re-
pair. and that its new owner might be
given instruction as to its use. ne
is a Studebaker electric, ana
a beauty. 1t is of the toa runahout pat
tern. and weighs loo POUNDS. sam
Hun has already written INTO ohlcaso
To large sporting goods concern, ask
ing fol. prices on grass blinds that are
attachlble to automobiles.
Mrs y. shaniloii re'ui,'eu ho.iuas