Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-13

berry sets Tor only IL Genus az Iie
big's. 100 West Main street.
Eight hundred yards linen crash,
three yards for II cents. Archie Par
ker.
The S. C. l. Club of Taylor township
was entertained this afternoon by Mrs
Ralph Lane.
Another lot of so cent umbrellas at
% cents at the seven day novelty sale.
Archie Parker.
We have just opened large line of
rugs and carpets. See them before you
buy. 4. r. Lay
If you like good coffee, drink Ger
man American, always the same. D. 5.
Good Grocery Co.
Two yards red table linen, % cent
quality. two yards for the price of one.
% cents. Archie Parker.
Thursday we place on sale 100 pieces
of calico, ten yards for 35 cents. at the
seven day novelty sale. Archie Parker,
-
DR.. Wilson, the veteran eye and ear
specialist, is daily found in his old Of
ago.
Band concert Wednesday evening on
West Main street. Admission cents.
No charge for seats. Fifty third in
fantry band:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Rice entertained
informally at cards Tuesday evening.
complimentary to Mrs. Maude Good
win and Mrs. May Clark. of Chicago.
who are visiting in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Evans. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. d. Lewis, and Miss Anna Alb
bolt, of st. Anthony, who have been at
Clear Lake for little over a week,
enjoying an outing, will arrive in the
city Friday on their way home.
w. H. Todd. of Albert Lea, baggage
man on Central passengers Nos. and
.. is taking vacation, and Charles
Morley. brakeman on the run, is sup
plying in his absence. Extra Brake
man Fred Bediner, of Oskaloosa, has
taken Mr.. Worleys place.
A peculiar case of paralysis in
horse occurred this morning on East
Church street, near Second avenue,
when an animal belonging to w. FL.
Sloppy fell to the street and was un-
able to arise. A veterinary was called
and the horse was later hauled off the
street.
County Attorney +. +. Northup left
this morning for Ottumwa, where he
will attend the annual convention of
the County Attorneys Association of
Iowa, also the annual meeting of the
State Bar Association, which comprises
a two days session following the coun-
ty attorneys meeting.
The story from Greensboro. Ind,
published in the T.-R., to the effect
that Mrs. w. r. Starbuck and children
had been murdered by tramps and
thrown into well, is of local Interest.
Mrs. Starbuck is distant cousin OF
Deputy Sheriff Seth NJ. Cause. of this
city.
Mrs. r. w. Fisher, who resides with
her family on the George A. Turner
farm, two miles north of st Anthony,
and who was thrown from a buggy
ten days ago. sustaining bad dislo-
cation of the knee, is doing nicely and
Is able to sit up a little each day. Mrs.
Fishers injury proved quite severe.
Mrs. w. j. Irvine and Mrs. w. +.
Pitner, went to Mt. Vernon this morn
ing to attend the quarterly meeting CT
the Des Moines branch of the Wom-
ans Missionary Society, of the Meth
odist church. Mrs. Pitner is president
of the Marshalltown district, and Mrs.
Irvine, secretary. Meetings will be
held today and Thursday.
Ethel the 4-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Batson, living on the
John Mackin farm, one and one-half
miles north of St. Anthony, fell from a
large willow tree Monday afternoon,
while climbing, and sustained frac-
ture of the right arm, just above the
elbow little over year ago in
tall from wagon, the little girl broke
the other arm in exactly the same
place.
J. w. Gregg and wife, of Beverly,
Mass arrived in the city Tuesday
night from Denver, where they have
been for two weeks visit. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gregg have been making their
while Mr.. Gregg has been looking after
the settlement of the estate of his
brother, the late George A. Gregg. Ny.
and Mrs. Gregg expect to leave tor
Beverly in about two weeks.
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Edward Berggren. foreman Of the
Marshall Oil Company. went to Oska-
loosa Tuesday evening, where he VIII
remain for a few days, superintend-
ing the connection of the pipes with
the large new storage tank. recently
installed by the company at the Oska-
loosa branch station. L. r. Willard, of
the company also went to Oskaloosa
Tuesday evening, and will remain for
a few days looking after matters of
business.
Robert Woodruff, former we'll
known Marshalltown boy, has recently
graduated with the class in medicine
from Northwestern University and has
received his degree. He is at present
practicing in one of the large Chicago
hospitals. where he will remain for the
summer. DR.. Woodruff will then come
west and locate, but just where he has
not yet determined. DR.. Woodruff is
the son of Mr.. George Woodruff, of
Mason City. and formerly lived at >
West Grant street.
Friends of Mr. Moses Stern who has
been confined to his room ror ten weeks
will be pleased to know that he is slow