Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-18
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THE CITY in BRIEF


DR.. Burkhart, osteopath 800 Yves,
Main.
THE Silent Places" by author o
The Blazed Trail, at Liebig's, 100 Yves
Main street.
If you like good coffee. drink Ger
man American, always the same. d. s
Good Grocery Co.
DR.. c. B. Ackert. dentist. Crown
and bridge work. Examination free.
Office over postoffice.
Mrs. NJ L. Neiman, 500 West Main
street. informally entertained a few
guests at $50 o'clock dinner Wednes-
day.
The condition of Mr.. Charles Satia
was still very satisfactory today and
he is recovering nicely from his in
juries.
| DR.. Wood writes that he will not
return home until the last of next
week. DR.. and Mrs. Wood will spend
Sunday in Montreal.
Mrs. c. N. Baughman left this morn
| ing for Lynnville where she spent the
day in attendance at the annual reun-
| ion of the Central Iowa Old Settlers
| Association.
Wanted-Bright boy 15 or I6 years of
age to do clerical work. Must be COM
petent and willing to work. None 9TH
ers need apply. Address T.. s, care
| Times Republican.
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see the lawyers and physicians play
ball tomorrow goes to the r. r. Y. NJ.
G. A for purchasing gymnasium equip
ment. Children under fifteen, pay ten
cents.
Samuel Miller. who came to the city
from Ottumwa two days ago to take u
position in Iowa Central round house.
left for Ottumwa this morning, sum-
moned by a telegram announcing thai
his baby son Leo, three years Of age.
was dying.
A good crowd. considering the I'M
favorable condition of the weather. as
sembled on the d. j. Collins lawn, 406
West Nevada street. Wednesday even
ing at the regular monthly social of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the 3. OF L. f. The
tables were placed in the house and on
the porch and those present enjoyed a
delightful evening.
A. j. Kupka, of Albion. who has been
in Chicago. Iowa City, and Chelsea for
ten days. was In the city this morn>
ing, on his way to Albion. Mr.. Kupka.
who suffered heavy loss in the re-
cent fire at Albion, has decided not to
again locate there. lie has two other
points in view, but has not determin-
ed which he will accept.
Sheriff w. A. Ricketts,, of Story
county. was in the city Wednesday
night, being, on his way home to Ne
vada from Union, where he had been
law, Irwin Smith Mr.. Smith is in a
very critical condition as the result of
tuberculosis of the bowels. It is fear
ed she can not survive long.
Manager r. w. McCreery. of the
Spencer-Letts Coffee Company. and
Manager Charles Cowgirl. OF the Albert
Lea branch Of the Western Grocery
Company, left for Kansas City We'd
nesday evening for a stay Of a few days
on business. Manager Ollie S. Ellis. OF
the Oskaloosa house, was in the city
this morning on his way home from
Kansas City.
a family party, coming for the pnr
pose Of sitting for group photograph.
spent Wednesday in the city The
party was composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. K. Miller. of Written: their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Ada Essex, also of Written,
their daughter, Mrs. E. w Jay. OF ST.
Anthony, and the latter's son. Ray
nond: and their son, Mr.. Glenn Mil
Ter, of st. Anthony.
Mr.. T.. c. Halsey. of Toledo, was in |
the city Wednesday afternoon looking
after business matters. Mr.. Halsey
was formerly resident of this city. |
having been employed as a bookkeepcr !
In the Mineah lumber office. He is |
now managing the Mineah interests at |
Toledo. Mr.. and Mrs. Halsey are en- |
at their home little son. OF |
whom they are very proud.
Miss Marie Shove, 400 North Fourth |
street, was hostess to thirty boy and
girl friends at a party given Wednes-
day evening In honor OF her cousin. I
Byron Shove, of lronwood. Mich. A
most delightful evening was spent,
mostly with dancing and games. Out
Of town guests were Misses Helen
Of Elizabeth. N. j., Bessie
Kibbey of Liscolnb, Helen Bentley of
Tama, and Egerton K!bbey of Lis
comb.
Mrs. b. g. Barborka, Of Long Beach,
Cal, who has been in the city week
az the guest OF her sister, Mrs. l.. c.
Medearis, left for Cedar Rapids We'd
nesday evening. summoned by tele-
gram announcing the serious Illness of
her brother, Frank Hale. Mr.. Hale was
injured in runaway. and it Is feared
ne cannot possibly survive. Mrs. Mary
Hale, mother, of Mr.. Hale, who lives
1t Long Beach, was in Cedar Rapids
1t the time Of the accident to her son.
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Principal ]. ]. Louis. of the high
school, has arranged for very inter-
ssting course in twelfth grade work,
is an introduction to the study of
American history. The class, number
ng about thirty-five members, will be
yet to work at original research in local
They will search the county
,ecords, newspaper files, old settlers
'ecords. ETC., and prepare chapters IN
ocal history. At the same time they
sill pursue a study of our institutions
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