Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-12
Gi1nes'Repu6lit
THE CITY IN BRIEF

DR.. Billiard, osteopath, % East Main.
VIM. Battin, 5 per cent farm loans.
Ladies' suits half price. M. +. An
drews.
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DR.. Lierle, special attention to sur
gerry and obstetrics.
II you like good bread buy Gold
Medal -four. d. S. Good Grocery Co.
If you want your laundry work done
we'll and promptly send it to Flitton.
Mrs. j. NJ. Speer was in Union today
with Mrs. Speer's mother, Mrs. Mary
Speer.
Largest assortment Of base ball
goods in the city at Rullock's Hard
ware Store.
Late Valencia oranges, lemons, pine
apples, peaches and other fruits. Oh
son, the grocer.
The w. c II. u. will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. o. d. Elicit. 311
North Second street
See the new style fruit jars at Gull
ley's. They have some new features
that help keep fruit.
DR.. C. b. Ackert, dentist Crown
and bridge work. Examination free.
Office over postoffice.
Auditor f. NJ. Rowley. for the Iowa
houses of Armour & Co, WIS in the
city yesterday checking UP the local
branch.
James Dunno, of Chicago. owner of
the Dunno eating house. at the union
station, was In the city this morning
on business.
Seven day novelty sale. Thursday
we place on sale another large ship
ment Of muslins and prints as adver-
tised. Archie Parker.
Seven day novelty sale. Thursday
we place on sale another large ship
ment OF muslins and prints as adver-
tised. Archie Parker.
For Rent or sale-August /, store
building 40xs0 suitable for general
stock. Can divide it. making two rooms.
w. r. Laybourne. Grundy, Center,
Iowa.
Bishop-elect NJ. C. Lehman went to
st. Paul Monday night. to meet Card
nal Satolli at a banquet given in the
latter's honor this evening" by His
Grace. Archbishop John Ireland.
AS we have d large stock of counches
we are making special prices on
couches of all grades. d. c.. Wilbur
has some new ideas in davenports.
leather touches, parlor sets and odd
pieces.
Frank Hughes, curb finisher in the
employ of Ely & Dunn, left Monday
night for Marseilles, H., where he will
remain for an indefinite time. in charge
of some of the work of the firms con-
tract at that point.
Mrs w. H. Darner and daughter,
going there Mrs. Darner has been i'll
with the German measles, but is now
much better.' Miss Inez Darner is Wis
ting in Dubuque, with her aunt, Mrs.
G. B. Oliver.
Mrs. G. B. Tuffree and son, Of Fuller
ton. Cal, are in the city visiting the
formers uncle Mr.. Joseph Tuffree,
and family. Before leaving for home
they will visit at the Tuffree cottage
at Clear Lake, and with Mrs. Tuffree's
daughter In Kentucky.
Earl Coleman. the lad who had his
hand so badly burned by an explosion
nf dynamite caps Sunday. is doing
nicely. He underwent a severe chill.
by fever, last night, but his
condition today is encouraging. There
are no indications Of blood poisoning.
which was feared might set IN.
Conductor and Mrs. George Alexan-
Ter. of Abba, arrived In the city this
morning for short stay with friends
Mr.. Alexander has not yet entirely re-
covered from injuries received In the
wreck at searsboro last winter when
le was struck in the back by a portion |
II the way car roof He is not yet able |
o return to work.
Mrs. r. r. Rouse. who underwent an
operation at st. Thomas hospital a
short time ago, has SO much recovered |
hat she was able to be removed to |
Ter home. 1851 West State street, yes |
erday. She is improving most salts |
actorily. and was able to sit up Tor
he first time this morning. Mr.. Rouse |
departed for the west this morning to |
,e absent for three weeks.
Frank Bradley, of Des Moilles. state |
actory inspector, was in the city to- I
lay, and with Fire Chief KIRBY inspect |
ID several Of the factories, fire escapes |
Ind both IRE departments. He ex
pressed himself as being wei pleased |
With the fire protection on ahe taller
buildings, and was especially well
pleased with the appearance and COM
,leteness OF the Ere stations aad equip
nent He will remain in the city over
Wednesday.
If the Railroad T. NJ. G. A.. received a
etter from relatives In Alden this
morning, in which it was stated that |
he condition of his father, Mr. A. P.
yesterday took change /
or the worse This was due to the
orming OF blood clot In The arm.
which efforts Of the physician, up to
he time the letter had been written.
,ould not remove. It is believed that
his will hasten his death.
Wallace III. Arney, Of Taylor town
hip. arrived home Monday night from
lake City, where he was called a few
lays ago by telegram announcing
he illness of his father. Ira r. Arney.
dr. Arney is somewhat improved, but
lis condition was such few days ago
hat his other son. c. f. .Arney, of