Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-23

+ THE CITY IN BRIEF :

Funke's chocolates. Mcdonald &
Manhood Co.
Gasolene stove prices now nearly Gu,
in two. Cronk Bros.
Funke's chocolates. Mcdonald 6
Mahood Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schaper. of State
Center, are parents OF son.
If you like good bread buy Gold
Medal -four. D. S. Good Grocery Co.
Funke's chocolates. Mcdonald &
Mahood Co.
Comb honey just received, goes al
Is cents per pound while it lasts. Rey-
nolds & Sheldon.
With your tea and coffee purchases
you get fancy dishes at Culleys store
South First avenue.
Seats for a thousand people have
been added at Leland park. on West
Main for the concert tomorrow night.
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Glass water pitchers from e0c up
Tumblers from l5c per set OF six ua
in price at Cuiley's. South First ave-
nue..
A. G. Johnson will leave this even
ing for the lake country near Mime
apolis where he viii spend few days
fishing.
Hard coal will be high after while.
why not I'LL up on eastern crushed
coke at Il the price. Order now. Ca
hin Coal Co. Both phones 80.
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Frank Bowman. who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at Singleton
and will be removed to his home about
the middle of next week.
There are few institutions more sue
cessful and prosperous than the Wood
Eye and Ear Sanitarium at MARSHALL
town. Last week some twenty people
called and had their eyes examined
and fitted for glasses.
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Siyty-five members OF the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Methodist church
together with their husbands and GEN
iemen friends. pienicked Friday after
noon at Eimwood. the Sandoe cabin
southwest of the city. A most delight
full afternoon was enjoyed
Misses Lolita Howe of Mason City.
md Nudge Kelley, of Davenport, who
came TO the city TO attend the VAN
Week Lander wedding. and who have
been guests at the Lander home, de-
parted for their respective homes Fri
day evening and this morning.
$780,
L. ID. Vitek. pressman for the Times
Republican, was quite painfully iniur-
ed this forenoon. while at work In the
stereotyping department. operating n
rotary trimmer A heavy piece of
metal STRUCK Mr.. Nitek in the forehead
cutting bad cash. to the frontal bone
The injury is not serious.
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Mr. !. 7. Forbes. VINO has been Ia
Spirit Lake two weeks. attending the
grand commandery meeting OF Knight
Templaf also the grand chapter meet.
Ing of the Royal Arch Masons arrived
home today. Mr.. Forbes, who is high
priest of the local chapter was accom-
panied to Spirit Lake by Mrs. Forbes
md daughter zuIeinae
Dick hibDey, son of DIR. and Mrs w
B. Kibbey. arrived home Friday from
Boston. Mr.. Kibbey graduated from
last month. with four dis
-inct honors, and a degree Of B. A
he will be home for the greater part
Of the summer, and next fall will enter
ONE school to study some line of
scientific farming as yet undecided
tpon.
Messrs Lee and Lloyd Maxwell. ar
lived home Friday evening from Du.
pGGue, where they have been in AT
enhance at the Iowa state golf tourn-
nsent Mr.. Lee Maxwell. who won
'onors of the spring tourney OF ths
University OF Chicago, secured second
the general state handicap of tho
late meet, starting from the scratch
5'or the finals. however, he was defeat
ID, by Henry Ferguson of Cedar Rap
DIS, the winner Of the state handi-
zap.
John Mcmahon, a well known Jeffer-
ION township farmer. living two miles
vest of Ferguson, was in the city to-
lay. Mr.. Mcmahon had a narrow es-
ape from fire at his home during the
storm of Monday evening, when light
ling struck his house, being conveyed
~ the telephone wire. The phone was
uined and the fire caught back of the
between the wall and the
siding. 1t was net until after hard
work and the assistance of neighbors,
hat the fire was extinguished.
Commandant c. c. Horton, of the
Soldiers Home. accompanied by his
wife and daughter. Bertha left this |
morning for st. Paul, and will be the |
.uests OF Commandant Compton,. of |
he Minnesota state home, Minnehaha |
Fails. and family. Colonel Horton VIII |
only few days, but Mrs. Hor- |
on and daughter will be in the north |
or a few weeks in the hopes that i
hange of climate will prove bene1-
,ial to Mrs. Hortons health, which |
ime.
All of the Improvement work on the !
inc of the Iowa Central, between Ell |
ora and New sharon, comprising the |
bird division. in charge Of Division |
Road Master John Laughlin, of this |
ity, has been completed. The extra !
'ang thnt has been III work taking up
he old track at Oak Grove and |
Hill was placed at work |
[ Manly junction Friday, beginning
he laying of new steel from Manly |
JUNCTION south. for a distance of ten |
niles. Another extra gang, which has
zen working NJ Searsboro. has been
ent to Oshaiopsa. 10 engage in surfac-