Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-14
THE CITY IN BRIEF

Try Landers ice cream sodas.
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The best soft drinks at Landers.
DR.. N. w. Getz, surgeon. physician
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DIR. Bullard, osteopath. 2S East Main
Best mixed paints at Sieg's, los East
Main.
Special sale on summer gloves at the
Hawkeye.
Ladies new embroidery stocks, at
NJ. +. Andrews.
Simmons Book Store is the place
to buy base ball goods.
Box paper and writing tablets at
Peter Mayors drug store.
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II you like good bread buy Gold Medal
-four. .. S. Good Grocery Co.
We are offering great bargains in
wall paper. Simmons Book Store.
Masury's mixed paint--none better in
the market sold and guaranteed by
Peter Mayer.
The W. C. 7. U. will meet with Mrs.
w. b. Hanegan TOT West Linn street,
tomorrow afternoon.
Ice cream, strawberries and cake
served in the lunch room Wednesday
afternoon at the Haw4.eye.
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Summer is now here and everybody
ought to have one of our fine ham
mocks. Simmons Book Store.
Mrs. Coyle will have new city hats
on approval for the next ten days. Call
and see them. Ask for the "Bankok'
hat.
Screen doors, screen wire, adjustable
window screens. ice cream freezers,
hammocks and croquet sets. Temple Of
Economy.
Charles Kramer, a workman on the
fremont block, had his right foot bad
~ injured Monday afternoon by stone
falling OH it. Bones III the foot were
broken and the membeo- badly mashed.
John s.. Hixon, OF ST. Anthony, was
In the city Monday afternoon, accom-
panying a car load of fine. heavy hogs.
which were sold at the Britain d 90.
yards Sixty eight head averaged 245
pounds.
The six months-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Will MueIhaupt, of 302 North
First avenue, who has been Very Ill
with cholera infantum, is improved to-
day. The babe was not expected TO live
Monday.
Very Rev. Father Lehman, of ST.
Mary,s, and Rev Father ID. Lundon, of
st. Anthony went to Eidora Monday
evening, where this morning they as
sisted Rev. w. J. Conyery in the SER
vices of u requiem high mass.
We would like to show you our
dishes il you want sets or open stock
English semi proclaim American dec
grated ware or Haviiand china. We
have the largest stock to select from
and can save you money. Let us try.
Temple of Economy.
George NJ. Lyon went TO Mt. Vernon
this morning to attend the graduating
exercises at Cornell College on Thurs
day and TO take part In the reunion Of
his class of 1879, which will be held
Wednesday. Sixteen of the twenty five
alumni Of that year ale expected to be
there.
NJ. J. Flanagan. living four miles
south of the city on Center street, in
Timber Creek township, left Monday
evening for Colorado Springs, where he
expects to remain until at least the first
of October. Mr.. Flanagan has been in
poor health since last fall. suffering
from I'M affection of the throat and a
severe bronchial trouble.
Hon. Merritt Greene and son, Mer-
rift Gr1ene, Jr., and Mr.. NJ. NJ. Choate
left Monday evening for Nevis, Mimi,
where they will remain for month S
fishing at Elbow Lake. Mr.. Greene,
Jr.. shipped to Nevis by freight his
launch, "Edgewolth.' which the party
will use while at the lake. Elbow Lake
is situated about 200 miles northwest of
Minneapolis
Harry Church, the young son of Mr..
and Mrs. fl. A. Church, who UNDER
went an operation for appendicitis
Monday. is improving nicely. The doc
tors found, when operating that gan
creme had begun to set in, and II the
operation had been delayed the pa
tient would have surely died. The
attack was very sudden one, as the
boy has been in his usual good health
UP to last Saturday.
John House and John TAYLOR, the In
dian outfielders of the Marshalltown
Grays, took advantage of the off day
Monday to visit the Indian school at
Toledo. The young men We're much in
teresited in the school, and pronounce
it very complete for a small school
House and Taylor are both well edu-
Gated and better than that they are not
thru with their education, but will at
tend school at Flandreau again next
fall.
Mrs. Josephine Maben, of Mason
City, recorder of Cerro Gordo county,
arrived in the city Monday evening,
and was the guest over night of Re-
corder Ida Evans. MS Maben and
Miss Evans went TO Des Moines this
morning, where they were present at
the annual convention of the Iowa AS
sociation of County Recorders, held
today at the Kirkwood. Miss Eytns
will leave Thursday evening for ST.
Louis, in company with her cousin,
Mrs. r. A. Evans, for ten days visit
at the exposition.
Word from Dickens, Clay county, an
Fnounces that Rev. Charles G.. Oxley,
who viii be remembered by Marshall
county as formerly pastor of the Con-
|PreeatiOnal church at La Mobile and