Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-23

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+ THE CITY in BRIEF /:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Chamberlain. optometrist.
kemble's flowers, 529 North Third.
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DR.. Billiard, osteopath. % East Main
1 DR.. Mighell surgeon and physician
| If you wear truss, have DIR. Tucke
fit it.
The fall hats are here-oceans o
them. Temple of Economy.
|
DR.. c. b. Ackert, dentist. Grown
and bridge work, Examination free
Office over postoffice
| The w. c. T. u. Will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Miss Lillian GriswolG
3oS North Fourth avenue.
Working with the Hands, b,
| From Slavery al Liebig's.
A telegram from DR.. Wood, who i!
| now in New York City. says he vii
be home Saturday. August q.
We still have few gallons OF oul
| excellent mixed paint we are CLOSING
out at 81 per gallon. Simmons Bool
Store.
Hoii fiber mating is the origina
wear and hold it's color as well If no,
better.
For sale-Two story seven room
house at 512 South Fifth street at q
bargain IL taken at once. Part CASH
Jos. H. Egermayer. agent.
Miss Mabel Coppock, trained nurse
of the city, underwent a serious lap
arotomy at ST Thomas hospital Mon
day. Her conditions is considered very
satisfactory.
Tonight and every night until Sept
1st, there will be religious debate
at corner of Church street and First
avenue, ground floor Reform hall. Adj
mission free Everybody come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Maxwell, of Os-
kaloosa, are parents of son, born
to them Saturday morning Mr. Max
well is an Iowa Central engineer, and
q trif Il, I'D.
city.
Elma Miller. daughter of Jap" Mil
Ter. of Albion. was injured by a fall
Monday, sustaining the dislocation of
an arm. The little girl is already a
cripple, having been sufferer from
the effects of dislocated hip, sus-
tanned when a child.
Satisfied customers and expert
opinions show that fiber mating is
the floor covering of the future. Al
ways bright. neat. clean and sanitary.
See some of the new fall designs in
ID. c. Wilbur's windows and come in
and examine them.
The base ball teams OF Clemens and
Liscomb, between which there has been
a great deal OF rivalry during the pres
ent season, met in match game at
the Liscomb grounds today The bas-
ket bali teams of the two places. COM
posed of young ladies. also met at LIS
comb today.
Professor and Mrs. Mark Eshle of Rap
Id City, S. D.. who have been visiting
the latters parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. f.
Hood. and sister. Mrs Lloyd Maxwell,
for two weeks, left this morning for
their home. Professor Ehle is an in
structor In the South Dakota state
school of mining.
The Frank c. Pierce lawn. s East
street. presented pleasing ana
unique appearance Monday evening, a
number of the children OF that neigh
norhood having built miniature town
,f pasteboard boxes. cut to represent
houses, which were lighted with Tiny
The children enjoyed fine
time
Mrs. George w. Gilbert has been CALI
ID to Montrose on the account of the
serious illness of her brother, William
sailon, who has been i'll of appendicitis
md submitted to an operation. Word
rom Montrose Monday was to the eff
ect that there was only slight chance
or recovery. A letter this morning.
however. says a slight Improvement is
noticeable.
A party OF Eighth Iowa cavalrymen
vent to Des Moines today to at
end the state fair on "old soldiers |
lay" and be present at the annual re-
inion of the regiment, to be held two |
lays beginning this morning The /
'arty consisted Of W. B. Beeson, Jared |
elliott of Minerva, L. McKinnon, G. r..
Haas and the latter's brother, ]. L.
Iaas OF Riverside. Cal
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Mrs. L. G. Medearis returned Monday |
vening from Cedar Rapids, where she
las been for few days with her
rother. Mr.. Frank Hale. who was very
eriously injured week ago in run
way accident Mr.. Hale's condition is
cry satisfactory, but he is still far
rom being out Of danger Aside from
three fractured ribs and
evere bruises Mr.. Hale received inter-
al injuries. He is at st. Luke's hos
ital.
Fl. j. Benson and C. l.. Rogers of
Jnion, were In the city Monday night,
aaying this morning for Denver and
Their points In the west and south
,est Their final destination may he