Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-22

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! THE CITY in BRIEF
4 George j. Allen, opthalmologist.
Plenty of butter Mutual Benefit
Wall paper and paper hanging Sc,
/ Dinges & Everist.
1 Our removal sale is now on. Come il
and get prices. Wilton & White
head
i A small 15-cent "for rent" lad" in 4
newspaper that everybody reads will lie
your house.
| Everything in our store has beer
marked down preparatory to movina
into our new building. Whitton &
| Whitehead
| Hampton and Webster City base bal
teams play for purse of 500 at Ell.
dora tomorrow. Admission free. G.,
with the Maccabees. Fare rs cent.
round trip.
Sheriff G. w. Binegar, of Poweshiel
county, was in the city Tuesday af.
ternoon. being on his way home tt
Montezuma from Iowa City, where HI
has been for u brief stay on business
NJ. A. Ward, of Bromley, was in thu
city Tuesday, selling at the Britain &.
Co. yards a choice lot of 200 pount!
hogs. Sixty-tyro head comprised the
| lot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Moscrip, OF
Burt, are in the city for a short visit
at the home OF the formers brother,
Mr.. f. A. Moscrip Mr.. Moscrip re-
Gently resigned his position us agent of
the Northwestern at Burt.
this morning in response to word an
nouncing the serious illness of her
father, Mr.. John Yeager, who, for the
past two years, has been suffering from
paralysis. and who is subject to sink
ing spells. Mrs. Hanson will remain
indefinitely.
Mrs. B. K. Nichols, OF Green Mount
ain. had the misfortune to fall at her
home Monday and sustain dislocated
left shoulder. Mrs. Nichols was in the
act of moving from the kitchen to the
porch washing machine that she had
been using. The handle broke and Mrs
Nichols was thrown Off the four-fool
porch to the ground.
Master Clarence Hamre, OF Dunbar,
Iowa, who is 6 years old. has beer
ss-eyed from birth. Today his ia
Their brought him to DR.. Wood, the sue
cessful eye and ear specialist of Mar
shalltown. and had both of his eyes
Strengthened. The child took no chloro-
form. suffered no pain ana IVES detained
in the office but few minutes.
Thomas Triplett OF Chicago, arrived
in the city Tuesday and has taken
position with G. F. Schoenhut. Mr..
Tripletts former home was in State
Center, but he has been in Chicago a
number of years. and for some time has
been managing shop for George
S;chlectwig, former barber of this
city and partner of j. H. Drummer. who
is conducting two shops in Chicago.
The local base ball nine has sehed-
uled a game for Friday of this week
with the Colfax Athletics, that should
prove a good one. The management
of the local team has strengthened II
by the addition of Charles
Doe, of Grinnell, who will pitch. ana
Walter Scott, who has been placed on
first. Altogether the aggregation which
will meet the visitors is the strongest
that has been put in the field this sea-
son.
Rev. F. w. Werning, OF Lowden,
president OF the Iowa district of the
German Evangelical synod of North
was in the city Tuesday ev
ening between trains. being on his
way west on a business trip. Rev.
Karl c. Michaels. pastor of the German
church of this city, will
leave the city Friday for Cedar Rapids,
and after q brief visit there will go
to Lowden for Il few days as the guest
Of Rev. Werning. Rev. Michaels will
be accompanied by his little son.
Word from Mrs. A. L. Bryant, who Is
with her husband at the East Side hos
pital where Mr.. Bryant underwent an
operation for appendicitis a week ago
tomorrow. is to the effect that he is inn
proving nicely, and that all indications
point toward recovery There We're