Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-06
George j. Allen, opthalmologist.

on business today.
Now it's extra trousers time. Hop
!. kins, the popular tailor.
Arata tea and White Star coffee
Huls 81 Son. East State.
If you like good bread buy Golt
Medal flour. d. S. Good Grocery Co.
Mcbride e. Will sell Dipolene, a pow.
erful disinfectant and germicide. ~Alsc
destroys lice on plants and shrubs
and iieas on dogs etc.
Ernest kinsey, driver for the Amer.
lean Express Company, is i'll with AZ
attack of tonsolitis. Clarence Yokum is
substituting in his stead.
Miss Grace Themes, who has beer
i attending school at ST. Mary's insti-
4 tute, and making her home at the con-
vent, left for Burlington this morning
to spend her vacation.
We desire to thank all the friends
and neighbors who 50 kindly assisted us
Mamie Langdon, nellie Langdon, Kath-
/ aryn Langdon, Bernie Langdon.
Andrew Jurden, of Carbonate, ILL.,.
who has been visiting his parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Oscar Jurden, left Monday for
/ Bonesteel. $. D., where he will register
for the drawing of land in the Rosebud
| reservation.
! The funeral OF Mrs. Michael Cassidy
will be held at st. Mary's church
church Thursday morning at O'clock.
| Interment VIII be in Riverside. Mr..
Cassidy arrived from Hastings, Neb
this morning.
The derailment of a Northwestern
freight train. near Westside. Tuesday
afternoon blocked the track for time,
and delayed passenger No. s. eastbound.
in arriving at this city for about four
hours. The track was cleared by even
ing.
We want you to call and investigate
the merits of the Staver buggy. In
these progressive times you want
baggy with all the modern improve
ments and you will find them on the
Staver. If you want the best see us.
Darling & CAN'T
Miss Gusta Korte, of Laurel. the
young woman who was struck in the
forehead by base ball at the game in
Gilman on the Fourth. was able to he
taken to her home Tuesday night. 1t
is thought no complications will arise
as result Of the injury.
The French and American Importing
Company, manufacturing chemists and
perfumers. Chicago. has filed a petition
In the district court, naming F. b.
Wiley as defendant. The action is one
on contract. a judgment for s124.7T,
with interest and costs, is sought
Mr. John j. Louis the new principal |
of the Marshalltown high school, arriv- |
ed in the city Tuesday from Iowa City, |
accompanied by Mrs. Louis. Mr.. and |
Mrs. Lewis have about decided to rent |
the North property on North Third
street, to be occupied by them as
home.
Conductor S. w. Rowen of the Cen
trail, headquarters Oskaloosa. was In
the city Tuesday night, being on his
way north for weeks stay. Mr.. Row
en- left this morning for Minneapolis.
and after a short stay there will pro-
coed to Ronesteel S. D.. where he ex-
poets to register for the Rosebud land
drawings.
Mr.. Ralph Winery, son OF Mr. and
Mrs. e. w. WINERY. who has but re-
Gently concluded his junior year at the I;
Of wisconsin, Is home for
he remainder of the summer. Mr.
WINERY has been with a surveying
party. into northern Wisconsin. since
the close of school. He will finish at
wisconsin next wear
Thomas Carlnody a student of Mar
on Simns medical college of the st.
Louis University, who has been spend
ng a months vacation with his par |
nts, Mr. and Mrs. James Carmody. VIII
cave Thursday for st. Louis, to enter
st. Johns hospital for special work un- '
II the beginning of school. Mr.. Car
nody is in his sophomore year. p
John Studer, Of 1104 Arson street.
he boy who was injured last week by /.
,eing thrown from his pony, which !,
lighted on him. resulting in his re-
,eiving bad blow in the abdomen
rom the horn of the saddle, is still in
dangerous condition. Peritonitis fol-
owed as result of the accident, and
he outcome is still problematical.
A party of Union base ball enthu-
lasts, composed of A. L. Wood, Will !
lam H Corfe. Thomas Higgins F. a. )
John Alexander. William
Kits, A. P. Mason, C. j. Wilson, Harry
Dillon, Pearl Johnson, DIR. e. c. Kauff- :
nan, DIR. Ray Bixby, Charles Arnold :
nd Charles Wood, spent Tuesday in :
he city, coming to witness the ball
anne between FIT. Dodge and the
trays.
A special train in charge of Conduc-
Or Finlay consisting of two private Z
ars passed thru the city on the North
Tuesday afternoon at 4:05 !,
clock having on board prominent Of y
Gals of that line. Those in the party +
-ere President Marvin Hughitt, Sec (
nd Vice President NJ. M. Kirkland.
General Manager w. A. Gardner, Gem I
raj Superintendent w. ID. Cantillion ,
nd Division Superintendent w. II. !,
vhalen. The officials We're on their :.
-ay west on trip of inspection.
Hugh w Hogue for ten years res j
lent of this city. during which time c
e has been representing the Shevlin s
arpenter Company, of Minneapolis, t,
rholesale lumber, In Iowa territory,
as decided to remain in Cleveland, O., {
here he went few months ago. Mr.. Il
[osue as returned to this city to make "
to move his family to n
leveland. Since January l. Mr.. Hoguc
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