Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-18

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THE CITY In BRIEF
Dance at Finl<le's hall tonight.
George j. Allen, opthalmologlst.
Indian beads, all colors Archie Par
ker.
DR.. Burkart. osteopath. so2 West
Main.
Watermelons on Ice tonight at Reyn-
olds & Sheldon's.
Improved frames for Indian bead
work. Archie Parker.
Special prices on hammocks all next
week at Simmons Book Store.
DIR MARS. who has been at Newton,
Neb., Will be in his office next Tuesday.
Make appointment with DR.. Wood.
the eye and ear specialist, before call
Ing.
Mapi Flake will be served free at our
store Monday and Tuesday. All are
invited. d. S. Good Grocery Company.
Mayfiower Colony, Loyal Legion of
Plymouth. will serve ice cream and
cake on the court house lawn this even
ing.
Miss Bertha Leonard returned today
from Cedar Falls, where she has been
for about two weeks. attending the ses-
.sions of the normal summer school.
Rev. Father George j. Warning. Of
New York. the new assistant rector of
st. Mary's church, arrived In the city
this morning. He will assume his du-
ties tomorrow.
Every one should help the new insur-
ance order, the Loyal Legion Of Ply
mouth. by patronizing them this even
ing. Ice cream and cake served on the
court house lawn.
Mr.. E. 7. Roberts, of Des Moines.
who represents the Seely PerfulneC COM
pany, of Detroit, Mich, arrived in the
city Friday evening to call upon his
trade, and will remain for an over Sun
day visit as a guest at the home of
his father. DR.. Watson Roberts.
Judge G. w. Burnham, of yinton,
Judge f. c. Plat, of Waterloo; and
Judge e. NJ. Carr, of Manchester.
passed thru the city Friday evening,
being on their way to their respective
homes from Des Moines, where they
have been in attendance at the annual
convention of the Iowa State Bar AS
sociation.
Mrs. Eva Mccoy. who went to New
Sharon Friday morning with the inten-
ton of remaining about ten days, re-
turned home In the evening and left at
night for Waukesha. Wis. where she
is summoned by a telegram. asking her
to participate as lecturer a. the an
nual camp meeting of the Wisconsin
State Spiritualists' Association.
Il. ID. ldSo returned Friday evening
from Story City, where on Thursday
afternoon he was present at the funeral
Erickson. of this city, who died last
Saturday at Albuquerque, N. NJ after
years illness with consumption. Miss
Inger Idso who was also at the funeral,
will return Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Benedict viii
leave Sunday morning en- a delightful
three weeks eastern trip. They will go
4, III .;t1
Mr.. and Mrs. .. H. Travis, and from
there will leave for Washington, Phila-
delphia and New York. Returning they
will visit Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
Mr.. Benedict will combine business
with the pleasure trip.
Oransky and Shraiberg. of Des
Moines, are plaintiffs in the district
a merchant of Rhodes. A Judgment OF
S131.47, for goods purchased of thu
plaintiffs. is asked. Mrs. Lydia Fowler
VS.. John p. and Minnie Davis, is tht
title of another civil action, filed for
the August term. in which suit on a
note for $500 is brought.
A Chicago Great Western switch
crew, pushing a string of cars east :
ward thru the yards Friday afternoon,
backed into local freight No. 50, WHICH
was standing on a passing track. One
Of the freight cars was derailed and
thrown over and across the main line,
which was blocked until the wreck
ing outfit arrived from Oelwein, Fri
day evening. No delays resulted, for
the passing track was clear.
Mrs. George King, of 3O7 May street
Friday night from visit to friends On
Webster street, was seized with an at
tack of cardiac asthma, TO which she is
subject, and became Frustrated. Mrs
King had reached the Northwestern
passenger station at the time she was
stricken, and was removed at once to
her home. A physician was called and
her condition Is very much improved
today.
Mr.. Harry Gerst, who is with the ILL
nois Central engineering corps in
Tennessee, arrived In the city last night
from Newborn, Tenn, and spent the
day with his mother Mrs. +. S. VIAL.
He will leave for Newborn again to-
night. Mr.. Gerst is engaged on second
track engineering work, between Full
ton, KY, and Memphis, Tenn. When
completed the Illinois Central will have
double track all the way between Chi
cago and New Orleans, distance of
900 miles.
Messrs. A. P. and George r. Thayer,
of the Times Republican, arrived home
this morning, from their two weeks
vacation trip, in northern Wisconsin,