Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-07
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THE CITY IN E,RIEF
George ]. Allen, opthalmologist.

THE CITY In F,RIEF
George J. Allen, opthalmologist.
| The best soft drinks at Lander'S.
DR.. N. w. Getz, surgeon. physician.
The reliable Devoe paints at Ian
| der's.
DR.. Burkhart. osteopath so2 Yves
Main.
The reliable Deyoe paints at Ian
der's.
Rubber hose. the kind that wears. 8
Bullocks Hardware Store.
Arata tea and White Star coffe,
Huls & Son. East State.
If you like good bread buy Col
Medal flour. ID. S. Good Grocery Co.
The Val Blatz Private Stock is tn
| finest table beer. Sold ony by G.
| Deiterich.
DR.. Clemmtsr, the Hopkins blocl
dentist. Phone new, 335. Evenings b.
appointment.
Best grade English Breakfast an
Congo teas. 20 cents per pound. low.
Tea Company.
Assistant General Freight Agen'
Harry r. Marsh. of Peoria. was here OF
business today.
Mcbride & Will sell Dipolene, pow.
erful disinfectant and gerlnicide. Also
destroys lice on plants and shrubs
and fieas on dogs. etc.
Archie Parker's dry goods store vii
be closed all day Friday tomorrow
while every article is marked dowI
for their seven day novelty sale.
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Mr.. III. j. Benson, OF Union, was i,
the city Wednesday, going to De.
Moines in the evening, where today h,
attended the annual meeting of TIL,
Iowa Millers' Mutual Insurance Com.
pany. OF which he is director.
Mrs. Coyle at 2o3 West Main street
will give free demonstration of Lyco-
site every day this week. 1t gives in
slant relief from rheumatism, head
ache. hay fever, hoarseness, neuralgia,
catarrh, nausea, sore throat; pain any
where.
Miss Carrie Anderson, who has beer
in LeGrand for several weeks, employ
ed as trimmer in the mill merry store
of her sister, Mrs. A. w. Arnold. re-
turned home Wednesday evening. Miss
Anderson will be at Lefirand during
the fall season with her sister.
visit with Miss Jessie McCune
Mrs. w. T. Bailey, of 2061s North
Third street, who has been seriously
Ill with typhoid malarial fever, COM
plicated with nervous trouble, is about
the same, her condition having remain
ed practically unchanged daring the
past few days.
Mrs. William Furbush departed for
Fort Wayne, Ind, this morning. sum-
moned by telegram announcing the
death of her mother, Mrs. NJ. j. Bender.
Mrs. Bender died last night OF cancer of
the stomach, with which she had been
suffering for a. long time. Mrs. Fur
bush's stay will be indefinite
Mrs. Michael Reusch received a let
ter Wednesday from her husband, who
went to Portland. Ore. several weeks
ago In the hopes of receiving benefit to
his health. which has been very poor
for some time. Mr.. Reusch does not
improve, and his condition is about the
same as when he left home Mr.
Reusch.s trouble has been dia gnosed as
diabetes.
Mrs. Eulis Youse. of Green Mountain.
who. was SO terribly burned few
weeks ago by falling on stove while
stricken with an attack of epilepsy, is
doing very nicely at ST. Thomas hos
pital where she was removed few
days after the accident. Mrs. Youse's
recovery is quite remarkable, as all
chances Were against her. owing to the
nature Of the, burns.
Floyd Bowers, the State Center boy
who had his left hand torn to shreds
~ the explosion of giant cracker on
July 5, Is suffering intense pain as the
,esult of the injury and it is feared that
another finger win have to be amputat-
I'd. The index finger was amputated
ar into the hand, shortly after the ac-
.ident. and now 1t Is thought the ring
niger will have to come Off,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kuhn, Of Ottum-
wa, and Mr.. Robert and Miss Nellie
Kuhn. of Council Bluffs. who were m
The city Wednesday to attend the fun
aral of their stepfather, James !.
Langdon. left for their home Wednes-
lay evening. Master Bernard Lang
Ion, accompanied to Council Bluffs Mr..
Kuhn and sister, and will spend the
summer vacation with them.
Ten girls, chaperoned BIZ Misses
Nrigley and Agnes Drum, went to
Elmwood, the Sandoe cabin, southwest
Il the city, Wednesday, for weeks
'uting. The personnel Of the, party is
Hazel Sandoe, Maude and Edra Swing
ey. Katherine Ketchum. Mabel Kinsey,
Mabel Salisbury. Ella Oliver end Hazel
.aShelle; Mary Abbott, of Ogden,
Utah; and Ruth Loree, OF Amaha.
Editor P. w. swick. Of the Boone
a member Of the council
# his home city. spent Wednesday in
he city looking over the municipal
lighting plant. The Boone council has
he matter Of lighting plant before 1t.
Ind Mr.. Swick was after Information
ending to show the advantag ssi of mu-
1icipal ownership. Mr.. Swick is a
brother OF Messrs. H. O. and C. D.
Swick and Mira. ]. A. Rails, Of this
.ity.