Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-21
THE CITY In BRIEF


Dr. Sayre, 204 East Main street,
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DIR. Janss, surgeon and physician.
/ DR. MARS new office is at 122 Ea.
Main.
DR.. Burkart, osteopath, so2 Yves
Main.
DR.. w. NJ. Choate. dentist, over tn
| Fidelity bank.
The Witch of the Woods" at Il,
odeon tonight.
DR.. Mairs; consultation free. Offic.
122 East Main.
The Blazed Trail" lumber cam
romance. Liehig's.
DR.. Newell. opthalmologist, 124 Eas
Main. New phone 479.
Or. MARS has located at 122 Eas
Main. Consultation free.
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The L. o. T. NJ. will hold their reg.
lar meeting Friday afternoon at 230.
DIR. Cora Williams. specialist, dis
eases of women, Office over Fidelit.
bank.
Hope Lodge No. 2, d. of H., will Civ,
a dance Friday evening. Dec. %, A
Hope Lodge A. o. U. w. hall. old Siee
building. Admission 25 cents.
Telephone pay stations are being
placed in the union depot for the use
of Patrons. Each company is erecting
a booth DIN which its instruments will
be placed.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society
will meet with Mrs. Margaret Ackert,
and Mrs. John Bell. At the home of Mrs.
Bell, 30S East State street, Friday af-
ternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Sociey of the First
Baptist church. will be entertained by
Mrs. Frank Oppice and Mrs. L. B.
Jones. at the home of the latter. 100
South Second street. Friday afternoon.
Mrs. T. j. Fletcher, president of the
Iowa Federation OF Women's Clubs,
was in Jewell Wednesday. where she
spoke before the Twentieth Century
Club upon the work of the state or
ganization.
Benjamin Franklin. the Colonial
Agent" is the subject of the Univers-
ity Extension lecture by Professor Ed
win Erie Sparks this evening at the
Carnegie library. Season tickets for
the course of six lectures, sl.5O; sin
gle admission. S5 cents.
The German Baptist Brethren of
Ia n pI
hcld meetings every other Sunday in
i,sform hall. The frs, meeting was
held d week ago last Sunday. The
mai for mex. Sabbath will be in charge
Of Rev. Frank Wheeler, of Marion
township.
Professor S. w. Dyer, of the chair Of
geology and mining engineering at low,
State College, passed thru the city
on his way to Mason City
Brick and Tile Makers Association
Professor Dyer will deliver an address
before the association.
Allen Packer. who underwent an OPP
ration at st. Thomas hospital Wednes-
lay. Is resting comfortably today. Mr.
'acker has great confidence In his abil-
ty to overcome the trouble. and holds
o the belief that he will soon recover.
There Is no change in. his condition.
.owever, and death is only the question
Il time.
Rev. and Mrs. Moses Hull, of White
rater, Wis. who have been spending
everal weeks in this city and Des
fotpac o.bar~ ttn1, h,vn haa, ,.tyttl,p
riends and filling lecture engagements,
vent to Mason City Wednesday to at
end the state convention OF the Iowa
'piritualists' Association. Rev. Hull is
ne OF the principal speakers OF the
]. d. Vail, president of the
tate association. accompanied them.
Mrs. Elmer McCool. OF Taylor town.
hip. who was brought to St Thomas
Iospital Wednesday for an operation
or appendicitis. was operated upon this
morning. 1t was found that aside from
he trouble involving the appendix the
'all bladder was badly affected. and
lied with gall stones. Mrs. McCooi
anne out from under the effects of the
naestheac very nicely. and apparent
Y the chances are good for her re-
overy. Her case Is quite 4 critical
ne. however.
Goldie Brooks, the little colored girl
Who was terribly burned by the over
urning OF lamp at her home, corner
I Center and May. Tuesday night, is
ding nicely today, with the prospects
omewhat better for recovery. There
3 still great deal OF danger from
nfection, also from death to result
rom the destroying OF so great an
mount Of skin surface. Pneumonia is
lso to be feared in cases of this kind, |
Tho at present there are no indica-
ions that the child inhaled enough of |
ne flames to seriously injure the
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u. c. NJ. Rand. of New York. who
'as recently given Judgment for 81
90 In the New York court againstl
.usseil Sage. for services rendered the
irectors of the Iowa Central Railway
ompany in effecting settlement with
ne Peoria Terminal Railway Company
,r bridge maintenance, has brought
init against Mr.. Sage In ST. Paul In
MS action Mr.. Sage is made defend
Mt as assignee for the Hastings & Da-
ota railway. and Mr.. Hand seeks to
acover $4,000 for salary and services
Mr.. Sage as trustee OF the
bad.
The body of Walter Wood. the lad
tho died at ST. Thomas hospital Tues
ay morning, from the effects of in
tries received while playing at school |
everal weeks ago. was taken to Union