Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-29
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THE CITY IN BRIEF

DR. Mighell, surgeon and physician.
VIM. Battin. 8 per cent farm loans.
D. A. Collision, dentist. 10 w. Main
Maple nut sundaes, 8 cents, at Geo.
p. Powers pharmacy. Finkle block.
Trouserings in medium weights for
early fall wear. Hopkins, the popular
tailor.
We will give 25 per cent discount on
our go-carts They are the latest
styles Marion Gard.
For sweet and sour pickles use
Johnson's pure cider vinegar. only 3Oc
per gallon. Culley the grocer, sole
agent.
wanted-Two bright boys about 10
years Of age, neatly dressed, to act as
office boys in PHYSICIANS office. Call
8 to 10 a. m over Meeker's laundry.
We have several go-carts, the latest
and best styles, which we are de-
sirous of closing out, and will make a
reduction Of % per cent on them. Ma
rion Gard.
Wanted-Apples, hand picked Veal
thys and. other good varieties. Pay
highest cash prices. e. e. Hood, corner
First avenue and Nevada street.
Phones 452.
Won STEMS Kidney and Bachache
Pills cure all kidney complaints and
diseases arising from disorders of the
kidneys and bladder. Price so cents.
For sale by Alexander Drug Co.
Mr.. James Eddy, of Aspen, Col, is in
the city for short visit with his
brother-in- Mr. R. w. Chamber
lain. MrsEddy has been in the east or
business and stopped here on his way
home.
Judge G. S. Robinson, Of the state
board of control, arrived in the city
Monday evening from Eldora, and
spent the day here at the Soldiers
Home. Judge Robinson will return to
Des .Moines tonight.
Mr.. r. e. Sears spent Monday in
Oskaloosa looking after business mat
tiers. Mr.. Sears has just returned
from a business trip to Russellville,
Ark. where he is interested in some
coal property.
It is expected that the west half OF
the city, which has been without light
since Saturday night, will be lighted
again tonight. An accident to tbs
dynamo operating the lights west Of
Center street is responsible for the
curtailing of the service, as it has been
,,-<,ee,e,, 10 ropo1xy tho coil
Miss Naomi Achenbach of the sci
ence department of the High school,
reached the city Monday from Glad
brook, where she arrived Saturday
from British Columbia. Miss Achen-
bach has begun her preliminary work
in the science department, preparatory
to the beginning Of school next week.
Examinations will be held in room
% of the High school building begin
ming Wednesday, August the 3Oth at
9 a. m. for admission to the MARSHALL
town High school. All those who have
not presented admission cards from,
some city school, and who are DESTROYS
of entering the High school, must be
present for examination for entrance
at that time. 3. v. Brumbaugh, prin-
cipal.
Iowa Central freight engine, No. lO6
one of the engines which was badly
smashed up in, the wreck near Richland
a few weeks ago, when Engineer Jesse
Long was killed, has come out OF the
shops after it's overhauling, and was
sent out yesterday on trip to Timber
it up. The los, the other engine OF the
double header which went off the
Richland bridge, will be finished in 9
short time.
Mrs. E. A. Boggs and son, Llewellyn
of Waterloo, spent Monday in the city
as the guests Of the formers brother
Or. w. S. Devine, and family, golne
in the evening to Albion, where they
have been for few days visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Grouse Mrs. Boggs
will remain in Albion to attend the
Cable-Van Horn wedding on Wednes'
day evening. On Thursday Mr.. Boggs
will take his son to Des Moines, fol
brief visit at the state fair.
Mrs. G.. II. Ackert, Of Washington
D. c., who has been in the city for q
brief visit with her sister, Mrs. Mar
garet Ackert, and husbands parents
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Ackert, will leave
for her home tonight. Mrs. Ackert mas
been to Toronto, Can, for rev days
visit with her sister, Miss Ida Dugan
who reached this country on the 10th
inst. from Europe, where she has been
for four months. Miss Dugan expects
to leave for her sisters home In Wash
ington in about a week.
Dr.. b. w. Jay has placed an order
for a new auto, a Pope Waverly, which
he expects will arrive in the city about
September A. DR.. Jay has had quite
a diversified experience with autos, and
has finally decided to try an electric
which he considers will be better
adapted to city use. His first purchase
was a small Rambler touring car
which he sold after a few months
ownership. He bought early this
spring an Oldsmobile. which he recent
" sold to C. E. Pickard.
patrol call at midnight Monday
sent the wagon hurrying to the Great
Western depot to take charge of load
Of residents of this city who had had
foo good a time at the state fair, and
were too tired to walk to their MONIES
City Marshal Nicholson was instru-
mental in having the patrol called, anc
had a personal interest in the delivery
of the occupants, as he and his WIG
and daughter were among the num-
Der The others We're Sheriff and Mrs
Hutson, Humane Officer Liebig and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pepper.
Employees Of the Marshall OIL Com