Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-09
Gl!i1llfs'Repulbltaa
THE CITY IN BRIEF

THE CITY In BRIEF
George i. Allen, opthsllmologist.
Dance tonight A. O. L. w. hall.
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DR.. N. W. Getz, surgeon. physician.
Purest crushed fruit juices at Ian
der's.
DR. Burkhart osteopath so2 West
Main.
Funke's chocolates. Mcdonald 6
Manhood Co.
Funke's chocolates. Mcdonald s
Mahood Co.
Funke's chocolates. Mcdonald
Manhood Co.
Ii you want your laundry work done
well and promptly send 1t to Flitton
Notice--Fresh surprises every day a,
our seven day novelty sale. Archie
Parker.
If you like good coffee, drink Ger
man American. always the same. ID. S.
Good Grocery Co.
Wanted-A merry go-round" and
other good attractions for Leland Park
w. II. Stipp, Marshalltown, Iowa.
Ladies' 25 cent full fashioned, fine
guage, fast black hose after o'clock
this evening 13 cents. ct the Hawaeye.
Notice--Lots of good things left and
many more good things will be here
Monday for our seven day novelty
sale. Archie Parker.
Do not fail to let me figure your lum-
Der bills If you contemplate building.
have the stock and will make, the
price right. A. A. Moo.e.
Get ou. dull season prices on suits
and trousers: large stock of wtolens
and good work. We cen save you dol
lars. Brenneck. 1o7 East Main.
New pillow cover ami komona hand
kerchiefs that sell everywhere, for 10
cents, after Z O'Clock this Saturday ev-
ening cents, at the HMawkeye.
District Passenger Agent George NJ.
Martin, of the Iowa Central was in
the city Friday afternoon, beirg on
his way south from Il business trip
north.
After I O'clock this Saturday even
ing you can buy you- choice of Fels
Naptha, Santa Claus or Ajax soap for
4 cents, bars to customer, at the
grocery department of the Hawkeye.
Frank Bowman. elder son of the late
r. As ,t,l,~ l..
poor health for over a year, expects
soon to undergo an operation fer ap-
pendicitis. which has been pronounc-
ed as his ailment.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Il. c. Perry. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson Perry, il, Mr.. and Mrs.
Burt Hopkins, and MI. Guy Miller, all
Of Colo, were among the base ball en-
who were III the city Friday
afternoon to attend the Colo-Staie
Center game.
MIR. Swan Johnson, of Dayton, Ia.
III Influential county commissioner is
at the Wood eye and EAR sanitarium at
taking treatment for a
very bad eye. It was at first thought
he eye would have to be removed but
there are hopes now OF saving it.
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Mother Frances anil Sisters unmac-
ulate and Cyril. of st. Marys convent.
went to Ottumwa Friday night. where
they will remain for week. in attend
ance at the annual retreat of the Sis
tiers of the Humility of Mary, which
begins this evening and continues one
week ut St Joseplis convent, the
mother house OF the Iowa province.
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Stephen F. Stone. partially denaented
and penniless claiming Virginia as his
home, was sent to St Joseph, Mo-, FRI
day night by Overseer of the Poor
Stone had been to the Pa
cific coast and has been sent from
place to, place by the authorities. He
claims TO have a bro Their living at st.
Joe, and thinks he Will assist him.
Mr.. Charles F. Breckel, left Friday
evening for Carroll, called by tele-
gram announcing the Illness of his
mother, Mrs. John + Nestle. for many
years o. resident of this city Mrs.
Nestle has been making her home with
her son, Mr.. George Nestle. at Carroll.
since 1881. She HIS been III quite
feeble health during recent months, due
10 her advanced years. 1t is not
thought that her pre.,ent illness is any
thing serious, at least that there will
De no immediate complications that
will prove dangerous.
Max Payton, l.. f. Rohde, j. III. Nit
EN-, Robert Ferguson. William Mich
Dis. Ben Whitehill, Charles b. Mason,
Ernest Ahrens. Ernest Roh6e. Jr.,
lanes Malloy, "Tabby" Sargent A. p.
J. L. Mcmahon, ard son
Clifford, o. F. Eek und, r. II. Schil-
ing, r. L. Hansen. e. p. DeMange, w.
!. Liston. Lester Matson. j. e. Smith,
R. A. Buck, DR.. /. II. Kaufman. John
sheppler, Emery Mason. G. I. Corbett.
Bob" Roundy, "Dicls" Anderson, G. w.
German and Frank Anderson, were
lmong the numerous, State Center peo-
de in the city Friday afternoon to wit
Tess the Colo State Center ball game.
While Mrs. William Chapman of 104
South First street, was in Chicago in
,rder to give her daughter treatment
or her eyes. the cafe attracted the at
ention of Rev. Charles A. Young, the
editor of the Christian Cen
ury and one of the best known pulpit
,rators In the country. Rev. Young,
Who is frequent visitor to The doc
or,s office took a great interest in the
little Marshalltown girl and watched
he case very closely. Soon after she
to Marshalltown he wrote DR..
Madison an unsolicited testimonial |