Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-30
THE CITY in BRIEF

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at the great removal sale. Wilton
& Whitehead.
For Sale-A large standing desk, al
most new. Inquire at the Times Re-
publican business Office
Special inducements for thirty days.
Call on DR.. L. b. Phelps, the ophthal-
mologist for information.
Fifty-five dollars buys a farm wagon
| complete with top box and spring seat,
while they last, at Darling & Gantz'.
All men, women, boys and girls want
ing work at the canning factory when
1t opens should call at the factory and
| register their names.
Frank c. Goodman. Of Minneapolis,
arrived in the city this morning to at
tend the funeral of his brother n-law,
| the late Frank E. Turner.
The w. R. C. Aid Society was en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Robert Wilson, at her home north Of
the city in Taylor township.
Owing to the change in temperature
the ice cream social to have been Civ
en- this evening at the Soldiers Home
has been postponed to one week from
| tonight.
! B. r. Crawford. of Newburg was in
the city Wednesday, accompanying
two carloads of stock. that were ship
ped to the Chicago market. One car
was loaded with cattle. twenty head.
| and the other contained sixty head of
hogs.
Dr. r. w. Parsons. of Mason City,
who was in the city to attend the, re-
Ioeption rendered Grand Comnlan der
John w. Wells by the members of st.
/ A.demar Commandery No. 80. Knights
Templar left for Mason City Wednes-
! day evening.
Special tourist sleeper to California
leaves Marshalltown S:35 a. nj. Aug. 10.
/ One day stop over at Colorado Springs,
| Colo. and one day stop over at salt
Lake City. For berths and other in
formation apply to ]. +. Tallett, ticket
| agent, Marshalltown.
| f. j. Ingledue, residing one and one
half miles west of the city, who is now
! in the employ OF Armour & Co, buy
Ing poultry of farmers, was in the city
"Wednesday, being on his way TO Al
bion. Mr.. Ingledue mas been in and
about Clemens for the past week.
| Miss Mabel Miller entertained this
afternoon at her home on South
Twelfth avenue her music pupils. The
guests were invited for 2, and remained
until 5. An informal musical pro-
gram was given, after which g;lmes
were enjoyed and refreshments served.
]. G.. Leutennegger & Co. are making
some improvements at their South
Third avenue market, and among other
things have moved the cashiers desk
| into the front room. They have spring
chickens, fish veal, mutton and all
kinds of relishes. Phone them all or
der.
Quit experimenting with drugs or
medicines unless you know they are
indicated in your case. Taking, the
wrong medicine is dangerous. Go 10 the
Peoples Pharmacy, 202 East Main
| street. tell them about your trouble
and they will compound the right rem
edy for your ailment.
Rev. o. d. Elicit was at Albion We'd
nesday night, where he addressed an
open air temperance meeting, held on
the public square. Rev. Ellett's sub
ject was Temperance Politics" He
was accompanied by G. NJ. McBtGe.
The meeting was held under the aus
pieces of the Methodist and the Pres
byterian churches.
Belle PLANE Union: H. r. Smith has
moved his household goods to Marshall
town and Will make that city his fu-
ture residence. Mrs. Smith and t.augh-
ter. Miss Stella. will leave for their new
home tomorrow morning. Mr.. Smith
| is now employed in the hardware firm
of Abbott & Son. Their home on the
south side will be occupied by MI and
Mrs. w. S. Walton.
A drop Of ten degrees In maximum,
and thirteen in minimum, is shown by
the observation of Local Weather OBJ
server Jones in the temperature of
Wednesday over Tuesday. The maxi
mum for "Wednesday was only SIS, and
the minimum So. There was g. slight
precipitation recorded after the obser-
walton was taken Wednesday morning
at Z. 1t amounted to .07, making the
rainfall during the storm of Tuesday
evening. and Wednesday morning 1.04
inches.
From the appearances of the Iowa
Centrals No 2, south, We lnesday
evening, it looks as if it might be a
good thing to send all of the eq lipment
north to Austin instead of making AL
bert Lea the terminal. The mail car,
which runs to Austin, had been washed
clean and nice. and was in great con-
| trast to the other cars of the train,
which we're very much weather beaten.
| The Milwaukee takes care of the mali
| cars on the north terminal of the mail
| run.
| Mr.. William Shipton, of Green Noun
| tain, arrived home Wednesday from
| Custer, o., where he was called little
over week ago on account OF the SER
| ous illness of his brother, Frank Ship
ton, former resident of the Green
Mountain neighborhood. Mr. Shpton
was injured several weeks ago by be-
| ing thrown from his horse. which was
seized with fit. He sustained brok-
en- leg and severe internal inquiries, and
from the effects of the latter 1t was
| feared that he could not live. AT the
/ time the brother left him he was very
much improved, and prospects appear
! ed favorable for his recovery.