Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-25
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! THE CITY in BRIEF
George J. Allen, opthalmologist.
DR.. N. w. Gelz. surgeon. physician.

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DR.. N. w. Getz, surgeon. physician.
$I25 round trip to Boone Labor Day,
September 5.
Buster Brown caps, all color, CSC
and soc, at NJ. f. Andrews.
Re you like good bread buy Gold
Medal -four. d. S. Good Grocery Co.
New comb honey at Culley's grocery.
Also sweet potatoes at pounds for %
cents.
Oskaloosa VS.. Marshalltown. Two
Yalnes Saturday and Sunday. Game
called at $3.50 p. m.
DR.. c. b. Ackert, dentist. Crown
ind bridge work. Examination free.
Office over postoffice.
G. N. w. run a special train to Boone
I Labor Day. September 5. Fare s1.25
round trip. Two ball games. Help
boost for the Grays.
General Car Foreman G. n. Mead, of
the Central, left this morning for Mon
mouth for a short stay on business. He
Will accompany home Mrs. Mead who
has been visiting there for few days.
Miss Bloom, a young woman living
south OF the city, who underwent a
+ laparotomy at ST. Thomas hospital a
week ago, is doing nicely, and win be
able to be removed to her home within
q week or ten days
A gang of forty men of the road de-
partment of the Central was moved to
Grinneil today for the purpose of re-
modelling the companys yard, laying
new track and otherwise improving the
property at that point. Several Of the
tracks will be changed.
Because we deliver the highest class
dental work that can be given al any
price for the lowest possible price that
It can be done and incidentally give
universal satisfaction, we are always
busy. Telephone or drop postal for APP
pointments. Drs. Hurd & Hynds.
DIR. and Mrs. FL. A. kinnan, 312 West
State street, informally entertained a
few friends at dinner Wednesday even
ing. Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs I.
@. Kemble, the latters sister. Miss
Eda Haskell. Of Oskaloosa, and Mr..
Miles Newly. Of Onawa, an old friend
Vk InOAl LII. AAiltIiStu 4tiid Liz IASGlpiCS.
Lincoln ]. Carriers latest effort, TOO
Proud 10 Beg which comes to the
Cdeon tomorrow evening is an assured
success. 1t is a comedy drama OF the
cIeanesr type. having every essence of
human interest and is without doubt
one of the best plays of this prolific
author and producer. Seats are now on
sale.
ss Mrs. c. H. Schoff and children, who
have been visiting for a month with
Mrs. Schoffs parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
=. A. Wright and sister, Mrs. c. r.
Brown. have gone to Chicago, and
from there will leave for their home
In milwaukee,. the last of the week.
The faniiy's sudden departure was due
to q telegram announcing the illness Of
Mrs. Schoff's aunt. Mrs. Z. A. Mctcuth-
on.
Mrs. j. w. Zieger. of Eldora. passed
larai the city Wednesday evening, be-
llg on her way home from Colorado
Springs. where she has been for a
months visit with her brother-in law.
Mr.. r. Al. Zieger, and son, Mr.. G.. w.
Zieger. f. A. Zieger. who was former
ly a resident OF this city. and an en-
ploye in the Iowa Centraps tin shops, |
Ifs now general foreman of the shops OF
the Colorado Midland. at Colorado
Springs.
Keokuk and Ottumwa. changes
places today, the former going to
Boone and the latter coming here for |
ii series. Jack Corbett, who has been |
catching for the Burlington club, and |
who was released a few days ago, also |
arrived here this morning. He has been |
signed by Kennedy of the Ottumwa |
team. Catcher Dunlap having secured |
his release. Pitcher Krick, OF the Bur> |
lington team, who was released at the |
same time as Corbett was allowed to |
go, has been snapped up by Oskaloosa. |
DIR. z. 0. Douglass, of Grinnell, sec
retary of the Iowa Congregational |
Home Missionary Society. was in the |
city "Wednesday afternoon, leaving in |
the evening for Franklin, Neb. where |
he will be the guest of his son, Rev. |
T.. q. Douglass. Jr.. pastor OF the Con- |
gregational church of Franklin for |
a week Dr. Douglass will occupy |
his sons pulpit next Sunday. |
and will also baptise his little grand |
daughter, Ruth, now one year old. The |
wife of Rev. Douglass. of Franklin, |
was formerly Miss Kathie Bartlett. of |
Grinnell.
A very pretty party was given on
the lawn at 209 North First avenue I
Wednesday afternoon. with Miss Helen |
Sheridan, as the little hostess, and Miss
Winifred Loree, of Omaha, the horored |
guest. Those present were Misses
Margaret WATSON, Bernice Storms,
Pearl Deuel., Marian Morrisey, .I.etha I
LaShelle, Stella Lydick, Helen Kirby, |
Marea Mineah, Ida Burk, Joyce Locke.
Hazel Arnold. Esther Wilcox and Luz
ella HILL the latter of Green Mountain.
After numerous games. a three-cOurse
luncheon was served on the lawn by
Mrs. y. l.. Hall, assisted by Mrs. Zoda
Locke.
A number of Marshalltown temper
ance workers, also those from towns of I
the county, went to Montour this morn
ing to attend the district convention of
the w. G. L. u, which begins there to-
day and continues turnout Friday.
Those who went from this city were
Mrs Lora Bennett, Mrs. Emma J.
Bpardman, Mrs. Carrie r.. Frederick,
Mrs. Stephens and Miss Hattie Dick
son. The delegates from other nearby