Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-22
George J. Allen, opthalmologist.

George ). Allen, opthaimOloglSG.
Sweet corn, ) cents a dozen. Huls {
Son, F'inkle block
One of the latest melo- dramas ITO,
Proud to Beg is booked for next Fri
day evening.
If you like good coffee, drink Ger
man American, always the same. d.
Good Grocery Co.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. \. George, Of III
Court street. are parents OF a daughter
born to them Sunday morning.
Lewis Tate. who has been in Unioi
umpiring the BAH games at the haryes
festival. returned to the city Saturday
evening.
City Marshal w. f. Nicholson was ~
Des MONIES today, where he went Il
close up the contract for the purchass
Of the new patrol wagon.
August Riemenschneider. of State
Center, sold al the Britain & Co. yards
Saturday afternoon two car loads OF
hogs. one hundred and twenty head
averaged 225.
4
| dark diamond Sunday afternoon be-
tween teams from Green Mountain and
Laurel. resulted in victory for the
1 former-16 to g.
! Miss Irene Hurd went to Des
| Moines Sunday evening. where she will
remain for about a week at the home
! of her brother, Emery Hurd, who has
| been i'll. Mr.. Hurd is improving nice
| ly.
Only ten more games at home. keo-
| kuk VS.. Marshalltown. Tuesday and
Wednesday, August % and a. This
closing series of games With all clubs
| will be closely contested turnout You'd
better not miss them.
Lincoln j. Carriers sensational
drama of western life. The Flaming
| Arrow" comes to the Odeon Wednes-
day evening. An Indian brass band is
carried by the company and Will give
a parade and concert at noon.
Clarence Bates expects to leave about
the middle of the coming month for
Washington, p. c., where he will en-
ter the Bliss School of Electricity, for
the purpose Of taking up a course in
electrical engineering. School begins
on September IS.
Rev. Edgar Ellyson went to New
Sharon Saturday evening, where sun
day he commenced the services of a
canlpmeeting. Mrs. Ellyson and Miss
Gertrude Teter. the latter student in
the Christian Workers Training
School. of this city, Joined Mr.. Ellyson
at New Sharon today.
The members of the Iowa state in
dustrial school band passed thru the
city this morning in a special coach
attached to the Central train south Ell
route to Des Moines, where they Will
furnish music during the state fair.
The band is composed OF forty pieces.
and is in charge of Capt. l.. e. Willes.
The insurance on the buildings at the
county poor farm was adjusted Satur-
day afternoon at the adjourned session
of the supervisors. by reinsuring in the
sum of s17.1s0. The insurance at pres
ent carried. which expires on the 18th,
is in the sum of S14,500. The increase
is made owing to the improvements
made at the farm during the past sea-
son.
Engineer Sam Swanson of the Cen
trail. accompanied by Mrs. Swanson,
arrived home this morning from Hen,
Mimi. where he has been for two
weeks looking after business interests,
Mr.. Swanson owning general store q
that point He has also been looking
a fter land interests in southwestern
Il n RIM tn
night on No. a5.
Mrs George Whitton arrived home
Saturday from Colfax, where she has
been for two weeks. At the Victoria |
where Mrs. Whitton stop |
ped Mrs. Shurbon entertained few |
friends Friday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Whitton. Mrs. w. NJ. Hodges pre-
sided at the piano during the rendit-
ion of short musical program. in |
which Miss Jessie Hall participated, I
giving a vocal number
The 53rd Regiment band was at To-
ledo Saturday afternoon, the business I
men having subscribed money to de-
fray all expenses. their object being to
induce people to come there and trade. /
Ii was n decided success, and fully |
3 600 present, and it will probably be
made regular Saturday afternoon
feature as long as the weather per-
nits. The idea originated with G. n.
Southland, leader of the band.
.
George L. Marsh, of Chicago Uni
,ersity. who has been spending a few
lays visiting with his brother, Assis-
ant General Freight Agent II. b.
Marsh, of the Central, a Peoria. arriv
d in the city Saturday evening AMI
viii spend month of his vacation with
lis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. p Marsh.
lie will visit with his brother, Dana
Marsh. in Minneapolis, and will spend
ew days at the exposition before re-
urning to Chicago.
Judge John Porter, of Eldora, ac-
by George J. Smith. young
nan whom Judge Porter has reared
md is educating. arrived in the city
Sunday afternoon from Grand Lake,
,ol.. where he has been for few
weeks visit, in company with Mr.. and
drs. w. S. Porter and daughter Hor-
ense who have been spending the
ummer at Grand Lake. Mr.. and Mrs.
~ toe ar will |