Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-09


cost at Simmons Book Store.
. --
Closing out fine line of mike
paints at cost at Simmons Book Store
Officer Joe Edgar. of the police force
who has been i'll a few days. is improv
ing.
New cravenette coats just received
all prices from four dollars up.-M. T
| Andrews.
DIR. G. B. Ackert. dentist. Crow
and bridge work. Examination free
Office over postofrice.
| The members of Damascus Lodg
No. 26s. of Albion. will meet at tina
place next Saturday night.
! The Sundell Cafe is the best plac,
in the city to get meal. Away,
I ready, clean and inviting. You ma.
/ have anything the season affords a
| Sundells Cafe
4 Remember tomorrow is the last da,
/ of Weber's great special coal sale
/ City scale weights 20 hundred to tn
ton at Webers. Get in your order
502 South Center street. Both phones
Word from Rochester, Mimi. an.
nounces that Miss Maude Durocher j:
doing nicely in ST. Mary's hospital. ane
shows Improvement each day. a fac
that will be learned with pleasure b,
her many friends in this city.
Deputy Sheriff Chapman, OF Gin.
ton county, was in the city this morn.
ifAc hat y. :,
TO Eldora with John Wilson, of Dewitt
! lad of 2 years OF age. who was sen
to the industrial school for incorrigi.
bility.
The w. C. T. u. will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. Rosa Reed. 80!
North Second street. The reports o.
superintendent will be given and dele.
gates to the district convention to be
held at Montour on the 25th and Goth
insts., will be elected.
Miss Edna Wright, OF Dillon was
brought to the city Monday evening
and removed to st. Thomas hospital,
where she will be prepared for an oper-
alton for appendicitis. to be performed
the latter part of the week. Miss Wright
was accompanied by her mother Mrs
Robert Wright.
Mr.. G. ID. Pegg, formerly of this city,
but now of Vinton, has returned to his
home after few days stay in the city
at the home of his daughter, Mr.. +.
II. Wiley. Mr.. Pegg came to the city
to be here while his daughter. Mrs.
John Scissor. OF Albion. underwent AN
operation for appendicitis at st. Thorn
as hospital. Mrs. Slesser is improving
nicely.
The rain storm of Monday nigh,
proved a serious matter for young
birds, many of which are just learning
to lily. Nests were torn down by the
force of the rain and accompanying
wind. and the iedglings were uncer-
Enormously turned out upon the world
TO battle for themselves. The severe
wetting. and the fact that they were
unable To care properly for themselves,
brought death to many.
Thru Car Foreman Gust Johnson. of
the Iowa Central, it was learned to-
day that the Ted Johnson the Mlwau-
kee car repairer, who was killed while
at work at Herndon, was former re-
sident of this city, and was employed
last summer by the Central here He
worked under Mr.. Johnson, who knew
him we'll. He left here to go to Perry
to begin work for tho Milwaukee. Mrs.
johnson was visiting with her parents.
who live i'll Conrad, when the accident
occurred.
The Chicago Evening Post. in fea-
ture article In which the likeness OF
Mr.. Frederick Bruegger, well known
Chicago instructor OF the voice is
shown, denies q rumor that has be-
come current in Chicago musical cir
cles. to the effect that Mr.. Bruegger is
soon TO give up his studio in Chicago
and remove to New York. The Post
prints an interview with Mr. Bruegeer
in which he declares his intentions OF
remaining In Chicago. where he has
built up for himself an excellent repu-
tation as an instructor
The party chaperoned by Rev. and
Mrs. w. H. Scott, which has been en-
joying most pleasant weeks outing at
Timmons' grove Marietta, broke camp
Monday and returned to the city in the
evening. Those who composed
the regular camping party aside
from Rev. and Mrs. w. II.
Scott We're Misses Valla An
drews, Blanche McLarnan. Mary Ever
list, Lola Scott and Mabel Bussard, and
Messrs. Charlie Darling, Clarence Hall.
Walter, Ralph and Ray Scott, Claude
Dawson. and Win Scott. number Of
the parents and friends visited the
camp during the week.
Mrs. c. H. Whitehead entertained
thirty-six young ladies at an informal
card party this afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Nellie Whitehead, OF Rock Rap
ids. Hearts was the game of the af-
ternoon and a most enjoyable time was
the guests. Out of town guests
We're Miss Blanche Young of Mime
apolis; Miss Bessie Piersol, of Cedar
Falls; Mrs. H. A. Knepper, of Sioux
City; Mrs. Maude Goodwin, of ST.
Joseph. Mo-: Mrs. May Lydia Clarke.
OF Chicago; Mrs. Edna Parker Brueg-
ger. of Chicago: Miss Bessie Parker. of
Chicago; Miss Adeline Parker of Dem
yer; and Mrs. Frederick Sink, of st.
Louis.
Rev. A. b. Morris, pastor of the First
United Evangelical church, arrived
home Monday evening from Council
Bluffs. where he has been for three
weeks visit in company with his wife
and children. Rev. and Mrs. Morris
visited the latter's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. b. Chambers near Council
u 60,