Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-02

II Dr. N. w. GetZ, surgeon, physician.
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DR.. Billiard, osteopath. % East Main
| Dr.. Burkhart, osteopath sO2 Yves,
Main.
complete assortment of base bal
| goods at Bullock's Hardware Store.
II you want your laundry work done
well and promptly send it to Flitton
Hear the great Oriole Quartete al
I.els nd park.
i Sweet corn 10 cents dozen. best
country butter two pounds % cents
i Mutual Benefit.
Dr.. c. B. Ackert. dentist. Crown
and bridge work. Examination free
Office over postoffice.
The Excelsior Aid Society will
! meet with Miss Elgia Francisco, COS
| Frederick street, Wednesday afternoon
/ DI. Wilson, the we'll known eye and
ear specialist, still daily works in his
old office, No. IL West Main street
sauna as he did twenty eight years ago
\
wants the public to understand that
court yesterday. The Hulse arrested
was stranger.
| Our refrigerator wagon visits every
part of tie city. and we can deliver your
meats just as we'll as not. The choic-
est of everything in the meat line at
| the lowest possible prices. Leutenneg
ger e. Co.
| Claim Agent Marquis Barr. of the
Central, was in the city Monday eva
ming, being on his way to Oskaloosa.
Mr.. Barr had spent the greater por'-
| ton of the day in Grinnell, looking
aftes. company business.
In final effort to get extra equip
| ment south for the Centerville excur-
| sion into this city today, the Centrals
No 2 was delayed into this point Mon
day night over an hour. because of the
long train Of empty coaches that was
secured at points north.
Amateur base ball teams met this
forenoon on West State street grounds
and the Sixth street nine went down IN
defeat before the Westenders. The
score was IL to s. Smith and Stewart
formed the battery for the winning
tearl and Ball. Kane and Crowl for the
Sixth street club.
Professor s. w. isyers, of Ames, who
has been enjoying camp life at Clear
Lake in company with Mrs. Byers
and daughter. passed thru the city this
morning on his way home. Mrs. Byers
and daughter accompanied his as far
as This city, and left for Mrs. Byers'
old home in Hedrick for a short visit,
Mrs w. f. Nicholson arrived home
! Nor day evening from Rochester. Mimi,
where she accompanied her daughter.
Marde Durocher. last week. that the
latter might enter St Mary's hospital
ut hat point for surgical operations
and treatment. Miss Durochers con-
dition was very favorable when Mrs.
Nicholson left Rochester.
There are hundreds OF people in Mar
shalltown and also in the surrounding
towns and country who take the ma
jority of their meals at restaurant
They enjoy going to place that is
nea, and clean as that is the next thing
get anything you want. meals, short
orders, game Of all kinds in season.
Messrs. W. A. Nichols and ]. l..
Mcmahon, OF State Center, passed thru
the city this morning on their way
home from Davenport, where they ac
companied the body of the late James
Allison for cremation. Mr.. Nichols and
Mr.. Mcmahon acted as an escort for
Terrestrial Lodge, No. 276. A. F. and A.
NJ, Of State Center.
Mrs. C. A. Billings formerly Of this
city but now of springfield Mo. arriv-
ed in the city Monday and viii remain
for a stay Of a month or six weeks.
Mrs. Billings returns to the city to en-
ter st. Thomas hospital, where She
expects to undergo surgical operation.
DR.. Billings and son, Fred Billings,
will arrive in the city in few days.
Miss Harriet Van Derveer who has
been teaching the fifth grade of the
Rogers school for the past two or three
years, has accepted position in the
schools Of Seattle. Wash. She will
have fifth grade work there. Miss Van
Derveer will leave for Seattle the lat
ter part Of the month. and will join
Miss Maxine Kelly. who is visiting
here, In Denver
L. w. Fox, OF Albion, accompanied
another fine lot of hogs to the city
Monday, making five loads that he has
shipped in three days. The Monday
consignment was shipped at Liscomb,
two loads numbering 1854 head, which
averaged 246 pounds. B. l.. Pyle. Mar
iett,,. of Ward & Pyle, had load at
the Britain & Co. yard Monday, ship
ped from Marietta.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
local Catholic Total Abstinence Union
was, held at st. Marys church Monday
evening. Temperance cards, to several
new members, were distributed by Rev.
erihan. 1t was decided not to send
delegate to the approaching national
convention at st. Louis because of the
FACT. that Rev. Lehman, as delegate at
large from Iowa, will also represent the
local union.
Mr. and Mrs. Delano Smith and son.
CLAYTON, Of Superior Wis, arrived in
the city this morning and will remain
for brief visit at the home of the
formers uncle, Mr.. Delano T. Smith.
and Mrs. Smiths aunt, Mrs. Jennie
Williams. The stay of Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith in the city is to very brief and
according to their present plans they