Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-06
,Republit'ln.
THE CITY In BRIEF
Chamberlain. e'ptometrist.


well and promptly send it to Flittol
See our Peggy from Paris and tour
list bags-new line just received. Nj. !
Andrews.
II you like good coffee, drink Ger
man American, always the same. D.
Good Grocery Co.
The Mystic Workers will give an ic
cream lawn social "Wednesday evening
July s, at Mrs. Gray's, 307 South FIT
lstreet. Everybody welcome.
The members of the Bangor bant
who furnished the music for tn
Fourth of July celebration at LeGran
Monday. spent Tuesday in the city, re
turning home in the evening.
The funeral of James j. Langdol
was held at ST. Mary's church thi
| morning at . o'clock, and was quit
largely attended. Rev. Lawrence d
Tobin, curate of st. Mary's, officiated
The interment was in Riverside.
/ Ollie p. Hayes, the LeGrand man
who was seriously injured Monda,
| morning, by being run over by q
Northwestern train, is expected to re-
cover He was resting as easily a.
could be expected Tuesday night, ant
this morning the improvement con.
tinues.
General Secretary ]. II. Fellingham
of the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A., went to
Alden this morning, called by the SER
ious illness of his father, A. p. FEELING
| him, who is suffering from g. compli-
| cation of dropsy and heart disease. His
condition is considered very critical.
Mr. Fellingham will remain indefinite
ly.
Employees of the sewer department OF
the city are at work placing the eight
inch sewer on South Second avenue,
between Railroad and Linn streets. The
sewer is about 500 feet in length and
starts in the alley between First and
Second avenues, south Of Boone street,
then runs east to Second avenue and
north TO near Linn street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Topper. former
~ of this city, but now living in Los
Angeles. passed thru the city this NOR
ming on their way to Belvidere, ILL.,,
where they will visit Mrs. Tupper's
parents. Mr.. Topper Is manager of the
REIMBURSEMENT department of the Con-
sentative Life Insurance Company. OF
Los Angeles, and was formerly con-
nected with the branch office here be-
fore its removal.
Sisters Dominica and Mary Xavier,
of st. Mary's convent, went to Ottum-
wa Tuesday evening, where they will
III al rosr nS fh.a
Sisters of the Humility OF Mary. which
begins Saturday evening and continues
one week. The retreat will be at st.
Josephs convent, the mother house OF
the province In Iowa. The other sisters
OF St Mary's, accompanied by Mother
Frances, will go to Ottumwa to enter
the retreat the latter part of the week.
Miss Nellie Doud a stranger in the
city. who registered as a guest at the
Leland hotel on Friday night, and said
that she came from Grinnell. was taken
to ST. Thomas hospital this afternoon
suffering with typhoid fever. Miss
Doud complained of not being well
when she came TO the city, but did not
until day or two ago Her case is
had made considerable Roadway before
any action was taken to combat 1T.
picnic party. composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. p. +. N'anberg and daughter
Esther Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore John |!
ston. Mr.. and Mrs. George Trautman
and daughter Clara, DR.. and Mrs. |
George F. Wanberg. Mrs. Branch Jones, |
Of Kirkwood, ILL.,, and Mrs. Carl Thorn
auist. of Columbia, S. c.. was enter |
tained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs |
Sam McGrew, southwest of the city. /
Tuesday afternoon. A picnic supper /
was taken by the guests and served on
the beautiful lawn at the McGrew
nome.
Mr.. r. L. Hampton, OF Seattle. Wash. 7
by, Mrs. Hampton, arrived
n the city Tuesday evening from Ma
ron. Ind. and VIII remain for visit
If few days with his uncle, Mr.. H w.
Griffin. and wife. Mr.. Hampton is "A
man. editor Of the Mail and
Herald, Seattle, an Observation-Disclosures
ratio organ. Mr.. Hampton is an Iowa
10Y, born in Lee county. and Is happy
o again be IN his native state. With
lis wife Mr.. Hampton has been enjoy
ng an exposition trip.
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Msr. James r. Stanton entertained at
Inner Tuesday afternoon small COM
,any of guests In honor Of Mrs. Jesse
!. Bristol, Of Dempsey idaho. who has
,een visiting In the city. and who Is
Don to return to her home. Mrs. Bris-
oil, who has been visiting recently with
Ter sister, Mrs. Minnie Davis, at Brom-
ey. returned to Bromley Tuesday even
ng. Mrs. Stanton's guests Tuesday
we're Mrs. T. D. Wilcox. Of Taylor
ownship. sister OF the guest Of honor:
frs. w. r. Wilson, of Taylor township
nd Mrs. A. NJ. Parker. of this city.
A party OF seventeen. ten of whom
we're from Indiana. passed thru the /
ity Tuesday evening. en- route north
n a special sleeper, attached to the
owa Central. The passengers were
II en- route To Chamberlain. S. D., to
egister for THE land drawings in the
rosebud reservation, and were about
wenty hours late into Marshalltown.
he Wabash wreck at Litchfield, ILL.,,
reated the first delay, and from st.
.ouis north delays OF several hours
rere encountered, including five
our stay on an Oskaloosa sidetrack.
he members Of the party We're greatly
licensed over the continued delays. as
hey were anxious to be on the ground
or the registration.
Mr.. Reuben Danskin, OF Hope, N.
y, former well known resident of /