Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-09-06
George j. Allen. opthalmologist.
DR.. N. w. Getz. surgeon. physician.
VIM. Battin, per cent farm loans

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DR.. Mighell surgeon and physician.
d. A. Collision, dentist, over 10 West
Main.
See DR.. Tucker for stomach and in
festival troubles
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| Miss Elsie Welller went to LeGrand
Monday evening, where she will enter
Palmer College. which began today.
Miss Nellie Aisquith began her school
work Monday at No. Greencastle.
Aisquith had charge of the same school
| last year.
/ Benedict & BriMtnal have filed n Pc
| tition In the district court, naming Mrs.
| M. H. Dobson as defendant The
plaintiff firm is seeking to recover the
value of goods sold and ask judg
ment for $171.34.
| Miss Abbie Bay, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. p. Bay, commenced the work
of her fall term of school in LeGrand
district No. Monday, one mile south
of Dillon. Miss Bertha Bay, her sister,
spent Monday with her at her school.
| The Haverhil Indians" defeated the
Linn creek Stars" on the Timber
Creek diamond Monday by score of
club was Anglesberg and Garfield and
Burritt; and for the STARS" Osgood
and Weeks.
The stirring military drama, way
Out West" is the attraction at the
Odeon Thursday evening, Sept s. The
play is declared to be second "Ari-
zona' and a large and capable company
will appear in the production. The
prices will be %, 30, so and rs cents.
Hartley Herald: III. n. Beaman, of
Marshalltown. was a guest at the Dorr
Miller home the first of the week, re-
turning home Monday. Mr. Beaman is
an old friend and was a neighbor of
the Millers in Grundy county. He
owned the land upon which the town of
Beaman now stands.
The county officials defeated en-
ployes of the county bridge and road
gangs in a game of base ball played at
Finkle's park Tuesday afternoon. Nc
Leland and Nicholson formed the bat
terry for the county officials, and Rus
sell. Weatherly and Tretter and
Bridgeman for the county employees.
+. D. Phelps and c.. A. Parks, of this
city, departed this morning for Wheat
land, Wyoming, where they expect to
remain indefinitely. Mr. Phelps, who
recently returned from there, purchase
ed an eighty acre farm in the irrigat-
ed country, and they will erect build
ngs and remain during the winter
Ex-Deputy County Treasurer Alva III.
Weker left Monday night for Heaton.
N. d. where he will remain for a week
or ten days looking after business mat
ters. Mr.. Welker and his brother-in-
law, Mr.. G. H. Smith, own a farm in
Wells county, near Heaton, and Mr..
Welker will remain on the place to sup
erintend the work of threshing.
A party of ten, composed of Misses
Bessie and Mabel Noyd Hulda and
Jennie Johnson, Bessie and Minnie Pc
terson, Messrs. Albert and Edward
Carlson, Roy Seberg, and John Berg,
spent the afternoon and evening Mon
day at the Soldiers Home grounds. A
picnic supper was spread about 6
o'clock. Several games of ball We're en-
joyed in the afternoon, and the party
went boating in the evening.
Presiding Elder w. +. Pitner, of the
Marshalltown district, Methodist
church, and DR.. Nathaniel Pye were in
Montour today, where they We're in at
tendance at the annual business session
of the Marshalltown district conference
which began Monday evening. Recon-
mendations for licenses to preach, cam
didates for orders and other matters of
business that always precede the an
nual conference came up for considera-
ton.
A number Of Friends from nearby
towns passed thru the city this morn
ing on their way to Oskaloosa to at
tend the Iowa yearly meeting of
Friends to be held there, beginning to-
day until next Monday. Those who
went from this city were Rev. and
Mrs. Isom P. Wooten, Rev. j. H. Had
ley, Mrs. Thomas Collins, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. B. Mendenhall, Mrs. G. E. Pickard |
and Mrs H. B. Hoag. Hiram Ham
mond and wife, of LeGrand, also pass
ed thru the city on their way to Os-
kalOOSa this morning
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