Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-05
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THE CITY IN BRIEF

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DR.. N. w. Getz, surgeon, physician.
Df. Billiard, oSteopath, 2S East MAR
The "Tabard Inn Library has ar
| rived at Simmons Book Store.
! Twenty-Five cent berry sets for 1
cents at Liebig's, next to Hawkeye.
If you want your laundry work don
well and promptly send it to Flitton
| If you like good coffee. drink Ger
| man American, always the same. d.
Good Grocery Co.
The Excelsior Aid Society will NEE
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Rober
Watson, EOS North Sixth street.
Mcbride & VIII sell Dipolene, pow.
erful-disinfectant and germicide. Also
destroys lice on plants and shrubs
and fieas on dogs, etc.
Mrs. Stevens. of 3O3 West Church
street has moved to 407 West Church
street. George Willigrods, new phone
514. Special confinement nurse
The annual memorial service of thu
Royal Highlanders was conducted Sun.
day afternoon at the knights OF
Pythias hall and was largely attended
DR.. Wilson, the well known eye and
his old office No. II West Main street,
same as he was twenty-seven years
ago.
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The Giant Quartete raised storm
OF applause last night at the chautau-
qua. They will sing tonight at 7:45.
Their plantation melodies meet re-
Spouse from the people.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gibson have rented
the residence property at 210 South
First avenue, where they moved Satur-
day. Mrs. Harriet Gibson, mother nf
Mr.. Gibson. will arrive In the city soon
and make her home with them.
Rev. O. n. L. Mason, Of Boone, was
in the city for short time Monday
evening, being on his way from Gear
ing to his home. Rev. Mason delivered
the Fourth OF July Grafton at the cele-
bration held In Gearing Monday morn
ing.
Miss Madge Reilly. who has been
the guest of Misses Cora and Grace
Lander and other friends for about a
week. left for Peoria this morning.
where she WIFI visit for ten days. She
will return for the Van Vleck-Lander
----s----
John M. Work, of Des Moines. a
prominent socialist, who was nominat-
ed at the state convention held here
yesterday, as one of the two presiden-
tial electors-at-large, last night deliv
cred socialistic address on First ave-
nue., near Main street, to a small gath
aring.
Mr.. q. P. Snyder, one OF the Oldest
residents and business men OF State
Center. who retired few years ago
upon the death OF his wife, has con-
Guided 10 locate in this city, and with
his aged mother will soon occupy the
residence of Mrs. Fuiner, at los South
Twelfth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Mills Ross, of
Guthrie, Q. T., who made their home in
his city for a short time a few years
ago, are parents of daughter. born
Sunday. Mrs. Ross is daughter OF
Mr.. ana Mrs. A. w. Dudley, formerly
If this city. but now of Dies Moines,
ind sister of Mrs. c. G. Johnston, of
his city.
l. Dean, I'll South Fourth avenue, a
travelling representative for the Mar |
hall Vinegar Company, had two sam |
lie cases stolen from the union station |
saturday evening. Mr.. Dean left them |
n the depot early Saturday evening,
nd upon returning Sunday morning
ound them gone.
Some nliscreant. supposed to be a
discharged employee of the Stoddart
louise. entered the barn at the rear
+ the lot and with knife mutilated |
nd so cut the tail of the horse be-
,nging to Earl Stoddart, as to greatly
poll its appearance. Mr.. Stoddart be-
ewes Ii was someone who knew the
,mily dog. which is kept in the barn.
Dr. ii created no disturbance.
The funeral of Mrs. Charles Wilson
as held at the Fred Euziere home, 107
outh Fourth street. Sunday afternoon.
nd was largely attended by the friends
deceased and family George d.
varne. Of the Englewood. ILL.,. Spirit
alists Society, officiated. The pail
carers were chosen from the members
the local lodge of the Iowa Legion
Honor. The interment was in Riv-
.side.
DR.. J. E. Cox. OF Belle Plaine who
as been In Elkton. S. D., for three
eeks, after an extended stay in Cali
'rnia, tor the benefit of his health has
zen brought to his parents home in
ellie Plaine and is In a very critical
,ndition. While DR.. Cox stood the trip
ome remarkably well he is very weak,
I'd 1t Is feared the end can not be far
slant. Mrs. Cox accompanied her ]
lsband home II
D. Moore, OF 2o1 North Fifth street
salesman for the Atlantic and Pa
f1c Tea Company. was arrested at !,
scomb while delivering goods and
king orders for his Arm. The charge
eferred was peddling without
ense. Before Mayor Meekins Satur-
y, after having entered a plea of not
lilty. Mr.. Moore was found guilty and r
led SIS and costs. An appeal was :
ken to the district court, the defend r
It furnishing bond in the sum of :
90. (