Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-29
THE CITY IN BRIEF

THE CITY IN BRIEl
George j. Allen. opthalmologist.
All the late novels at Simmons boo
!, store.
lightning and old fashioned lar rub
bers at Culley's.
; The best laundry work is done a
Flitton's, West Main.
). Automobile race at the fair ground
July 4th. Admission % cents.
4 Fireworks! Fireworks. Fireworks
Large assortment and lowest prices a
Simmons book store.
i Mrs. Charles Chamberlain, of 30
| North First street, who has been quit
III with an attack of heart trouble. il
improving.
The Under Dog" by +. Hopkinso,
Smith. In the strife of life. Their,
must always be the under dog in IN,
fight. AT Liebig's.
!
went 10 ottumWa this morning. where
they will spend their vacation of. ST,
weeks in st. Joseph's convent.
our grocery store will be closed al
day next Saturday. July T. Send ir
your orders Friday. and have goods
delivered. George Olson, grocer.
For sale-Stock of general merchan-
disc and store building. only store in
town. with postoffice attached. Must be
sold soon. Address Wikert & Zoller
Abbott, Iowa.
Councilman Merritt Greene. OF the
Ihird ward. arrived home this morning
from Portsmouth. o.. where he has
been looking over some oil property
near that point.
Seventeen members Of Maple Leaf
Camp No. 50, Woodmen of the World
went 20 Waterloo Sunday to attend the
dedication of the Woodmens monu-
ment. which was unveiled in that
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burlingame. who
nave been enjoying the past ten DAYS.
since their marriage in Des Moines at
different points in the state. passed
thru the city Saturday evening on their
way home to Eldora.
Peter Lynch, formerly general yard
master of the Iowa Central here. is in
the city for a week or two with his
family. Mr.. Lynch is now located at
Wyo.. where he is in charge
OF Union Pacific yard crew.
Mrs Mary BATHS, OF EOS North Third
street. was quite severely bruised this
morning by a fall from a step ladder.
sustained while picking cherries. 1t is
not thought the Injury. which is CON
fined to the side. viii prove serious
one.
A company of about twenty friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sloan, who live
near I.aMoille, met at their home Fri
day evening to assist Mr. Sloan in cele-
brating his 46th anniversary. All spent
q very pleasant evening Refreshments
were served by Mrs. Sloan.
William Searles. who was bound over
10 the grand jury couple of weeks ago
from Justice Clark's court charged
with lewdness. was released this morn
ing on bonds for $3.50. Daniel Mcintyre
a brotherin-law of Searles' went his
security.
The Tigers" and South Side Reds"
two amateur base ball aggregatlons.
met in game Sunday afternoon near
the Standard Oil Company's works
The Tigers won by a score of 10 10 ..
the Reds being unable to score until
the last half of the eighth inning. THE
Tigers" will play a juvenile team of
Haverhill at that place next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Daner left this
for Indianapolis, where they
go to attend the national convention OF
iideons, which will be held in that CITY
On Friday, Saturday and Sunday. They
will stop for short visit with relatives
1T Clinton and Chicago on their way
east. Mr.. Darner, who is state president.
IS member of the national executive
Rev. f. M. Coleman, D. D.. paster of
The Methodist church, will leave We'd |
lesday for q vacation of six or seven
weeks, which will be spent largely on
he Pacific coast. He will go to Cali
'ornia, via Denver, and will visit as
'ar south as Los Angeles The most
northern point at which he will touch
Viii be Seattle. He will tour the Yose-
mite valley and the Yellowstone Ma
tional Park. DR.. II. a. Kinnan will ac-
Rev. Coleman as far west as
Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Carney will leave
Wednesday night for a delightful trip |
the east the objective point |
being Lawrence, Mass. the birthplace
If Mr.. Carney. They will go direct to
Albany and take a boat down the Hud-
son to New York. From there they will |
AXE an ocean steamer to Fall River,
md will then go to Lawrence. They
viii also visit Boston, Concord and |
'ther points. and will spend few
lays in the White mountains. They ex-
,ect to be gone about three weeks on
heir way home they will stop in New
FORK for few days. While in Massa-
,husetts Mr.. and Mrs Carney will make
for the entrance of their
laughter Lora in Mt Holyoke Semi