Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-17

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THE CITY In BRIEF
Ladies new belts at M. F. Andrews.
| White waists cut in two. .Bannatyn
& Lay.
Wall paper and paper hanging. Sc
Dinges 6 Everist.
Colored picture of His Holiness, Pop
Leo XIII, at Bannatyne & Lays.
Messrs. Frank Ensminger, w. Il
Beale, j. r. Edwards and p. F. Long
of Gilman. We're in the city Thursda.
to attend the races.
Think of it. the choice of any wrap
per in our store tomorrow for 80 cents
Nettie Ingledue & Co., the Up-to-D Dat
Dry Goods House.
Friends in this city have receive,
cards announcing the birth of son t,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bodies, of Lake City
The babe has been christened Lev
Edward.
c. II. Roe. of Hampton, formerly +;
conductor on the Algona branch of tn
Iowa Central and well-known hors,
fancier, was in the city Thursday t,
attend the races.
Messrs. A. l.. Clemens, Harry Grew
ell, w. j. Clemens, Anderson Hines AM
son Ferrall, and John Clemens, all O
Clemens, were in the city in attendanc
at the races Thursday.
Mayor w. H. Wray. of Oskaloosa
was in the city Thursday. looking afte
business matters. Mr. Wray is now or
the road for the Freeman Smith Lum.
Der Company, of st. Louis.
Rosa Lent, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
George Lent. living two miles north o
Clemens. who was operated upon tw,
Weeks ago for appendicitis. is doinc
very nicely and is now practically con.
valescent.
DR.. r. B. Sweet, assistant surgeon
Of the Iowa Soldiers Home, returned
Thursday evening from Clear Lake
where he has been attending the annua
convention of the Austin Flint and Ce-
dar Valley Medical Association.
Mrs. w. C. Rodgers and Miss Lou
Vogel entertained the members of st
Margaret's Mission at the home of Miss
Vogel Thursday evening. An informal
musical program was given and the
hostesses served refreshments during
the evening.
Lehigh Argus: Eli Ford came home
Saturday on thirty days furlough
from the Soldiers Home at Marshall
town. where he has been taking treat
ment for rheumatism. He is some bet
ter but not as well as his friends
would like to see him.
Mr.. c. r. Golly. of Gearing. who grad
uated last June from the Iowa State
Normal School, Cedar Falls. and who
has been in attendance at the summe,
school session since his graduation
spent Thursday in the city. going tc
his home in the evening.
Messrs. A. p. Mason. j. r. Alexander
w. j. Tiffany. Lester Halden. Calvi,
Lindsay. Earl Dillon and j. l.. Temple.
ton; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Monroe ant
Mrs. ]. w. Cox, Mrs. Rem McLoud ant
Mrs. d. Burghduff, all of Union, wer,
in the city Thursday to attend tn,
races.
August Riemenschneider, of State
Center, brought to the city Thursday
his little son. Walter, aged 10 years
who has been bothered considerably OF
late with his hearing, which threatens
to become permanently impaired unless
some immediate relief is obtained. The
lad will take treatment under a spec
ialist and will make his home during
his stay with Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wit
tel of a11 May street.
Superintendent William /. Crane, OF
the city schools, and Mr.. H. E. j
Boardman went to Des Moines Thurs
day evening. where this forenoon they
were present at the address given be-
fore the. Iowa State Bar Association
by Hon. David j. Brewer. associate
justice of the United States supreme
court. Mr.. Brewers address was the
feature of the state bar meeting. His
subject was THE Triumph of JUS
tice."
Superintendent OF Machinery ana
Equipment George d. Brooke, of the
Iowa Central and Minneapolis & St
Louis, who has been in the city for a
week conducting the negotiations be-
tween the management Of the road and
the different branches of organized la
Dor in the shops, left for Minnea polls
last night Mr.. Brooke will return
to the city next week to meet the com
mittee of the car men, relative to tieir
case, which is the only one left to
dispose OF.
Miss Tip Inman. who has been max
ing her home in this city for about a
year. and has been employed as clerk
by Bannatyne & Lay and NJ. F.. An
drews, left this morning for Omaha,
where she will take her former position
as a bookkeeper for the Pacific Hotel
hat