Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-15

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THE CITY in BRIEF
Dance tonight at Finkles hall.
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Wall paper and paper hanging. Sec
| Dinges & Everist.
We are now ready to deliver pure ice
| from distilled water Both phones, 436
yet. Sold by news dealers. Five cent?
a copy.
| A small lucent for rent" lad" in d
newspaper that everybody reads will lie!
| your house.
| Our manufactured ice made from dis
titled water; never Sims or fouls the
box. Both phones, 436.
Mr.. G. A. McMichael left this morn
| ing for Albert Lea whore he will re-
main for about week on business.
| The Royal Neighbors' Aid Society
/ will meet with Mrs. Will Waldie. 20.
/ West Railroad street, tomorrow after.
noon at $50.
Stephen Calkins, veteran OF the
Soldiers Home. left this morning for
Chicago, having taken discharge from
the institution.
The Chicago Great Western is sell.
ing. round-trip tickets to Chicago and
return for $40. good for thirty days.
Tickets on sale July IA and 15.
Manufactured pure ice is denser
less bulky. and more convenient being
unifrom in size and shape, than natural
ice and lasts longer. Both phones 4S6.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Railroad
Y. NJ. G. "A. Will enjoy picnic tomor-
row afternoon. beginning at 2:so. at
the Soldiers Home Cottage Grove park.
Manufactured pure ice is denser
less bulky, and more convenient. being
unifrom in size and shape, than natural
ice and lasts longer. Both phones 1856.
Messrs Frank Walker. John w. Dob
bin, John Gudekunst, f. p. DeMange
Sam Homer and w. II. Stipp. all of
State Center, were in the: city today ia
attend the races.
The work of paying the quarterly
pension allowances to Soldiers Home
veterans is well under way, a little over
$4,000 having been distributed yester-
day. 1t will take the balance of the
week TO complete the payments.
Word from Waterloo is to the effect
that Herman L. Myers. formerly of this
city. who attempted suicide Saturday
doing nicely. with the chances for mis-
recovery continuing better daily.
The ladies of the dining rooms under
Mrs. Hanna will give an ice cream So
cial Thursday evening, on which occa-
sion the Home band viii give one of
its excellent concerts: also lightning
gun juggling by Fred Wilson, drum
major.
Mrs. Miles Kelleher left this morning
for Monmouth. ILL.,, where she will re-
main for a three weeks visit with her
sister Mrs. o. NJ. Richardson. She was
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Mary
Bash. of Monmouth, who has been here
for three months visit
The electric light fixtures for the new
l,o,l Mt hn
Home arrived from New York yester-
day. The fixtures are of highly poll
ished brass and will be in perfect
keeping with the general elegance of
the building. The lights are arranged
in clusters for chandeliers and sun
bursts.
State Architect III. r. Liebbe, of Des
Moines. spent Tuesday in the city. COM
ing to inspect the work of Contractor
Atkinsons men on the new power house
stack, and to look over the work in
general that Is now under progress of
completion. The board of control is to
make settlement with Mr.. Atkinson
as soon as he arrives in the city from
Los Angeles.
Dr. Gershom II. Hill. of Des Moines,
formerly superintendent Of the state
hospital for the insane at independence.
was in the city Tuesday afternoon, be-
ing on his way to Tama from Grinnell.
At Grlnnell DR.. Hill attended a meet
ing of committee Of the board OF
trustees of Grinnell College, designated
to look after the plans for erecting the
new chapel and building for the use of
the Y. NJ. and Y. M. c. A.
Chief Engineer c. A. Durham, Of the
Soldiers Home, president of the G. A.
Durham Company, of this city. received
a telegram Tuesday afternoon calling
him to Burlington, where he will con-
fer With the officers of the Gibson
Heating Company. regarding the man.
of special steam trap for
their heaters. The Gibson people, 1t
seems. have been making test of the
Durham trap during the past fifty days.
and are contemplating adopting 1t.
Miss niger Idso went to Roland Tues
day evening. where she will visit until
with her sister, Mrs. b.
Swensen, when she will go to Story
City to attend the funeral of her sister
the late Mrs. Bessie Erickson, of this
city. who died in Albuquerque, N. NJ,
Saturday. The remains are expected to
arrive in Story City Thursday morning,
and the funeral will be held at o'clock
Thursday afternoon. l.. r. Idso, Il
brother of the deceased, will meet the
body in Des Moines and accompany it
ia IFS final resting place The re-