Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-18

|appointmenc.
Jos. H. Egermayer, attorney, gen
eral law practice, collections. City
National Bank building.
4 For sale-~Two story seven room
house at SIP South Fifth street at a
bargain if taken at once. Part cash
Jos. H. Egermayer, agent.
| The only band concert in town this
week will be given at the Soldiers
Home Friday evening, August 10. Ice
cream served. Benefit piano fund.
| Mr.. j. T. Kirk, Of Nevada, at one
thine deputy sheriff of Story county.
who has been in the city two weeks
| looking after business matters, left to-
day for Independence.
| August RiemenSchneider of State
Center, sold at the Britain & Co.
of prime heavy hogs. One hundred
thirty head averaged $50 pounds.
| The Entire Nous Club met this af-
ternoon at the home of its president
Mrs T. !. WATSON, to decide definitely
on the course of study to be taken UP
this season and other calendar details
not yet completed.
There will be holly contested game
of ball between the physicians and law
yers at Finkle's park tomorrow. Game
called promptly at Sis. The entire
proceeds apply on furnishing the new
r. K. Y. NJ. G. A. gymnasium.
Mrs. J. s. Darrah and daughter Mary;
Mrs II. b. Darrah and daughter, Mar
tina; Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Urbine. Miss
Edith Crandon, Miss Laura McGrew
and Messrs. James Corrigan, Robert
Mckay, Henry and Nelson E,nsminger.
all Of Gilman, We're in the city today.
Mrs. Thomas Benson, of LaMoille.
who has been seriously Ill for several
days, is greatly improved. Mrs. B.
A. Snow. q member of the Old Ladies
Home at Cedar Rapids, who has been
visiting Mrs. Benson and other friends
for two months, returned to Cedar Ra~ |
pids today.
DR.. c. A. Billings and son Fred. OF
Springfield, Mo-. who came to the city !
ten days ago to be with Mrs. Billings. |
who died a few days later after an |
operation. went to Grinnell this morn |
ing, and after a brief stay there with
DR.. j. w. Billings will leave for Pc
oria, and thence for their horne.
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County Attorney f. n. Noble Of FL
dora, passed thru the city yesterday, |
on his way to Lynnville. where to-
day he delivered an address be-
for the annual reunion OF the Centra4
Iowa Old Settlers Association, which
comprises membership of pioneers or
Jasper and surrounding counties.
Messrs j. C. Manly, of Grinnell, and
G. D. Wilkinson. of Brooklyn, members
of the board of supervisors of Powe-
shiek county, and j. w. Vest, OF Mon
tezuma, treasurer of Poweshiek county,
were in the city this morning en- route
to their respective homes from Du-
buque. where they have been attending
the annual convention OF the Iowa
county supervisors. treasurers and aud
itors.
Mrs. O. Shannon and sons went to
Newburg this morning to attend a
family reunion. held today at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Princehouse. A brother of Mrs. Prince
house. L r. Spraague, Of Kansas, was
present. as were also Mrs. Emma Gill
fillan, OF Grinnell daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Princehouse. and family and Mrs.
Fred Hite of Gilman another daugh-
ter and family.
Mr.. Lewis Tate, who was notified by
the T.-R. a few days ago that he
would be urged to umpire the ball
games at the Union tournament this
week, has accepted the invitation of
the committee. and will spend Friday
and Saturday at that place, arbitrating
matters. Mr.. Tate was In Des
Moines today where he umpired
the game between the grocers' and
butchers clerks Of the east and west
end. which was played upon the
occasion OF the annual excursion OF the
grocers and butchers to Greenwood
park.
]. O. Stats. who has been in bust
ness in this city for few months went
to New Sharon Wednesday evening,
where he will remain for an indefinite
stay, having accepted a position with
the Iowa Central as an operator. Mr..
Stats will have day work at New
Sharon for the present While 1t has
been ten years since he has
done any railroad work, Mr.. Stats is
IN old operator. having spent thirteen
years in the service. Most of this time
ne was located in Iowa and Colorado,
On the Rock Island. Mr.. Stats has sold
the old Iowa Tea Company stock, I
which he purchased, to ]. j. Filler, of
Albion. and 1t has been moved to That
place. Mr. Filler was one OF the losers I
n the Albion fire. {
Charles Nichols, OF Morning Sun,
who served as a private in Company
:, Fiftieth Iowa, during the Spanish
American war, arrived in the city We'd :
lesday evening and enters the Iowa :
Soldiers Home. Mr.. Nichols was in (,
ured at Cedar Rapids January IS, 1904.
While in the employ Of the Iowa City
Southern Construction Company, which !
vas building the Iowa City Cedar Ra-
bids interurban. While excavating he
sustained a fracture of the right leg In
I've places, all below the knee. He has
,een a cripple ever since. and will ems
er the hospital at the Home. Nichol.
S 35 years Of age and single.
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The holiness of gang OF young
which infests the city every I
lay, is illustrated in an incident or i
wo that occurred yesterday. A young Y
nan, we'll dressed and to all outward Y
not OF the hobo class an