Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-13
THE CITY In BRIEF

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Old potatoes at Mutual Benefit.
DIR. Bullard. osteops.th. % East Main
II you like good bread buy Gold Media
-four. y. S. Good Grocery Co.
| When you want n garden, outing. OF
a picnic hat. buy a Mexican Panama
Sold Only by NJ. +. Andrews.
Mrs. Coyle will have new city hats
on approval for the next ten days. Cal
and see them. Ask for the 'Bankok'
hat.
| Mrs. Martha Osman-Smith went to
Eagle Grove Saturday evening. where
she will make her future home with
! her son, Mr.. A. c. Smith, a druggist
of that place.
| Mr. Northup, of Baxter. father OF
County Attorney +. Z. Northup, is
/ patient at st. Thomas hospital, where
| he has undergone AN operation fol
| hemorrhoids. He Isl improving very
nicely.
Ottuinwa VS.. Marshalltown, three
hot ones" Tuesday, Wednesday and
| Thursday. This will be a fast contest
| to determine which club shall occupy
second place Sor the week. Game called
at usual hour.
| A. ]. Roberts. of Fearing, brought to
the city Saturday load of hogs, ship
ped by his son, George b. Roberts.
! The animals. seventy-nine head, aver
aging 200 pounds, We're sold at the
Britain &, Co. yards.
Manager Robert C. Warner. of the
Grays, went to Iowa Falls this morning
| to meet Mrs. Warner and children, VINO
will accompany him to this city. where
they will make their home during the
remainder OF the base ball season.
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We got q double dose OF fine zephyr
ginghams. the regular price, 1oc and
ll2Ac, on sale Tuesday morning &c. They
are mostly pink and white. and red
and white stripes snd checks; fine for
underskirts will wash without fad
ing. AT Hawkeye.
Miss May Lawler, nurse at st.
Thomas hospital, went to Albion Sat
urday to accompany to the city Sunday
| Mrs. r. p. Merrill a patient who will
undergo a very grave surgical opera
ton tomorrow. Mrs McRill's operation
will he one of the most serious OF the
majo, operations.
TIL, funeral of Mamie Stewart. the
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Stewart, was held Saturday after
noon at the Stewart home seven and
one half miles northeast of the city In
| Vienna township. and was largely at
isfended. The babe was one of twin
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart.
Mrs. NJ. r. Human, of Belmond, who
was IN the city 20 attend The Hover
mission day at the Soldiers Home,
Saturday, was the guest of Mrs. JOS
eph Holmes during her stay. She Went
to Eldora Saturday night, for Hover
mission day there yesterday, and re-
turned this morning, leaving for Coun-
ell Bluffs, TO attend similar exercises
at the state school for The deaf.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. L. Ingledue, Jr., of
Minerva, who have been visiting Mrs.
ingledue's sister. Mrs. Anderson. at
| Busy. were in the city Saturday. on
their way home They had intended
going to Des Moiles. TO spend Sunday,
but owing to telegram from Minerva,
announcing a change for the worse in
the condition of Mr.. Ingledue's father.
Mr.. w. D. Inglelue, they fastened
home.
MIR. and Mrs. ". S. Porter. OF Ell
dora, will leave next Sunday for Grand
Lake, Col, where they will remain un-
! 5jr> rtfar
left Saturday for Belleville. Kas. where
she will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. II. Stephens. Mr. and Mrs. Stephens
are to be at Grand Lake for the sum
ne,,, and with Miss Porter will leave
Belleville Monday, Joining Mr.. and
Mrs. Porter in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kuser, former
" employees OF the state at the boys in
dustrial school, E.ldora, in charge of the
were in the city Saturday afternoon,
being on their way to Eldora from
Lincoln. Neb., where Mr.. Kuser has
been for a four months leave of alb
SERGE, during which time he has been
studying law at the University of Ne
brsska. Mr. and Mrs. Kuser will again
take charge of 6. family at the indus
trial school.
Rev ]. B. Maloy, of the United
Evangelical church, has sent COM
m,inication to the T.-R. in which ne
wishes to correct any wrong impress
SIGN that might be gained as to his
part in the acton of the Ministerial
Association. Rev. Maloy did notify the
T.-R that the association at its meet
ing on Wednesday voted unanimously
to petition the council. This was
exactly true. 1t was at later meeting
that it seemed best to defer the matter
for the present
Mrs. I. J. Cushing formerly of Dubu-
que. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. w. III.
Calhoun, arrived In the city this morn
ing for visit of several weeks with
her parents. after having been for some
time in England and the continent. Mr..
Gushing is the European representative
of large Ohio manufacturing concern,
which has necassitated his travelling
thru England, Holland, Belgium. Italy.
Germany and France, and his wife has
accompanied him. Mr.. Cushing stop
ped in Philadelphia and will arrive here
later.
Additional curtailment of expenses is
city in few days. Ut has come from
all authoritative source, altho the or
der has not yet been issued, that the