Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-07
DR.. gullard. osteopath, 2s East Main.

Chatting dishes ut Bullocks hardware
store.
Fishers best -four $1.eo per sack. All
grocers.
Boxing gloves and punching bags at
Bullock's.
New line of calendars at Lieblg's, Z
West Main street.
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MIR. Ed Watson, of Union, was in the
city Monday night.
DR.. e. w. Jay has moved to Suite 8,
new fremont block
Headquarters for holiday goods at
Simmons book store.
Mr.. Chris Anderson, of Gilman,
spent Monday in the city.
Chicken pickers and tippers wanted
at once. Swift & Co., Market street.
A new assortment Of fancy china
ware In up- date novelties at Gull
ley's.
DR.. Burroughs has moved his office
from East Main to Suite IL, new Ire
mont block.
See our large stock OF the latest new
books, both for children and adults at
Simmons book store.
Liebig won't be undersold on gift
books, copyrights, Christmas cards and
other holiday goods in his line.
Building fund benefit for Y. M. c. A..
Friday evening. December 8, In the new
auditorium. Admission Is and Csc.
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A fancy sugar syrup in bulk, Iowa
sorghum and table New Orleans syr-
up; also the best Maple syrup in the
city at Culley's.
Conductor S. w. Rowen, of the Cen
trail, who has been in the city for u.
brief stay on business, returned to his
home In Oskaloosa Monday evening.
Marie Wainwright will appear as
Viola in Shakespeare's comedy,
''Twelfth Night" at the odeon tomor-
row evening. Seats are now on sale.
Mrs. w. H. Wilmington. of Toledo,
was in the city Tuesday afternoon,
leaving In the evening for Cherryvale,
Kas. where she will remain for
weeks visit with Mr.. Wilmington, who
located at Cherryvale for the winter.
Mrs. Jasper Buckmaster, Of Aredale,
stopped in the city between trains
Tuesday for brief visit with her cous-
in, Mrs III. e. Brush. Mrs. Buckmas-
ter on her way to Oswego, Kas.. where
she will visit for three weeks with q
sister.
owing to illness Mrs. Fred. Pepper
will not be able to entertain the Lad
les Aid Society of the Methodist
church tomorrow afternoon, as had
been announced. The society will meet
instead at the home of Mrs. s. p.
Johnson. 3o6 North First avenue.
Mr.. M. A. Countryman, Of Toledo,
county recorder Of Tama county, and
Messrs. r. A. Davidson, of Tama, and
James Kirkpatrick, of Toledo, were in
the city Tuesday afternoon, being on
their way to Cherryvale. Kas.,l where
they will remain for about q week,
looking after business matters.
John West, farmer living two and
one-half miles southwest Of Haverhill,
submitted to the amputation of the
small finger Of his left hand at his
home Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. West
injured his finger about q month ago,
when he sustained a slight scratch.
He paid no attention to the wound, and
it became infected, resulting in the de-
cay Of the bone.
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Coach Clyde Williams, OF the high
school foot ball team, left this morning
for Knoxville, where he will reopen his
office and practice dentistry during the
winter. He will return to the city
during the Christmas vacation. Ow-
ing to his being away no action has
been taken by the high school team In
electing captain for next season.
Action has been postponed now until
some time soon after Christmas, when
williams will be here.
sSix cases Of typhoid fever have re-
suited in the vicinity Of Sixth and
Linn streets, in families where milk. is
taken from the home of Charles A..
Mold, a retired farmer who moved into
the city several months ago. Mr.. Noids
daughter, Mrs. Ben Wilkie, died of the
disease last September, and IN some
manner the milk supply that was fur
nished few neighbors became infect
ed. The cases are not particularly Sc
we're, but in tracing them down for the
cause, 1t is found that the cases are
all in families where the milk comes
from the Mold home. The cause of the
illness, therefore, is attributed to the
milk supply.
The meeting Of the Lotus Club Tues
day afternoon was held ath the home
of Mrs. George e. Wanberg, 1872 West
Main street. Miss Mershon and Mrs.
Mills, and Mrs. Theodore Johnston,
were guests. Roll call was ans
wered with humorous paragraphs and
the program consisted Of an interest
ing account of "a Dutch Village and
a Peasants Home" by Mrs. I. A..
Sieg, and fine paper on art, Music
and Theaters Of Holland" Illustrated
by pictures, by Mrs. j. D. Palmer.
Chapter VIII of the continued story,
written, and read by Mrs. A. w. Head,
followed, and the meeting closed with
parliamentary drill, after which the
hostess served light refreshments.
The annual meeting of the Marshall
County Humane Society was held
Tuesday at the home of Mr., B. +.
Nichols on North Center street. The
following board of directors was cleo
ted: Mrs. w. s. Mcbride and Messrs.
and Mesdames E. H. Keller, Henry
Pappe. Henry Stone, J.. D. Vail, V. %.
Liebig, Joseph Holmes, /. s. Willard,
A. e. Wilbur, II. II. Beaman, w. A.
csa.,,,oa n +, Meeker. and b. +. Mich