Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-05
DR. Mighell, surgeon and physician.

DR.. Burkhart, osteopath 500 West
Main.
Only 80 cents for chautauqua chairs
at +. r. Lays.
Blackberries for next week, $1.15 a
case. l.. II. Idso.
DR.. Jay, physician and surgeon. sue
cessor to DIR. Lierle.
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Buy your chautauqua chairs at E. r.
Lays for SO cents.
Get your kodak films developed at
Sieg's, los East Main.
Kodak supplies at Jones & Sieg's,
los East Main street.
For plumbing go to Hecker & Cal
lins. Work guaranteed.
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Reliable plumbing house. David
| Coulton, for good work. Both phones.
| Diseases OF women and all nervous
troubles successfully treated by Mrs.
DR. A. C. Fry, 1924 West Main street,
in Fry block.
Season tickets for the chautauqua on
sale at the drug stores of b. A. Morgan,
| ana McIJOIlllu ~ NduOou IlCC -.
Get them right away.
Special prices on wall paper to close
out small lots. Come at once while
assortment is complete. Bring the
size of your rooms. Skegg's Wall Pa
per and Paint Store.
| NJ. w. McClain, Of Union, shipped to
| the city Friday car load of good
light hogs, which We're sold at the
Britain & Co. yards. Sixty Eight
head averaged 205 pounds.
| Wall paper! Wall paper. Enough of
each pattern for one or two rooms, too
| little for us to carry, just enough for
| your needs. Prices cut as low as one
half. Skeggs Wall Paper and Paint
Store.
No word has been received by the
sheriff's office from officers of other
towns concerning the whereabouts of
Carl Steinberg. the young German
musician who skipped out early In the
week, taking belongings of fellow
boarders at the G. W. Cation home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Van Law. who
have been spending the past three
weeks visiting in the west, arrived
chem this morning. While away Mr.
and Mrs. Van Law visited for short
| time in Portland at the exposition, at
Denver, Salt Lake City and Los An
geles.
| Mrs. A. b. Johnson of Union, who
has been visiting with her husbands
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. O. Frazier,
for a few days. returned to Union this
| morning. Mrs. Johnson has disposed
| Of her property in Union, and will
| come to this city in a short time to
make her home.
The members of the High View Out
| ing Club and their families spent a
! most enjoyable evening Friday pic
nicking on the club grounds. Covers
were laid for over 100, and a base ball
| game followed in which nine cap
tanned by H. G. Brintnall defeated a
team headed by w. G. Bowe 81 to l.
| Charles Winters, who was formerly
day foreman of the Iowa Central round
house, has been given his old position.
| The appointment was made to fill the
vacancy caused by the transfer of
Aylmer Reynold to Oskaloosa. Mr..
| round house as a nachinist.
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w. NJ. Clark leaves tonight for Dav-
export to attend the grand lodge meet
! ing Of the knights of Phythias. Mr..
| Clark. is member of the finance COM
mittee, which will be In session for two
days before the grand lodge meets on
Wednesday. P A. Mawley and DR.. w
| F. David, delegates from Cosmopolitan
Lodge, No. 80, will go to Davenport
early next week.
Mrs. Chloe Bloomfield, corner of
Third and State streets, is very SER
tously i'll. and for time Friday night
fears were entertained for her recov-
cry. He daughter, Mrs. j. p. Cox, who
is in Denver with her husband, DR..
Cox, who has been i'll several years.
was telegraphed for Friday night. DIR.
| Cox Is in very critical condition, and
| his father, from Belle Plaine, is with
| him.
| Mr.. and Mrs Samuel. M. Brintnall
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Whitehill, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Dobbin, Mr.. Samuel Thomp
son. Mr.. Louis Hennis and Mr. Frank
Walker, all of State Center, were in the
city Friday evening, being on their way
home from Gilman, where they have
been in attendance at the annual reun
ion of the Marshall County Veterans
| Association.
The band concert Friday night at
tracted the usual large crowd. A de-
lightful program Of ten numbers was
given. The concerts could be improv-
ed. 1t is believed. If the temporary pa
ilion were removed farther away from
the court house. The high building
SO close to the band prevents the sound
from carrying any distance excepting
toward the front of the building.
Mr.. G. D. Cook, of Birmingham, Van
Buren, county, who has been in the city
| two weeks, owing to the illness of his
| wife, who is patient. at st. Thomas
hospital, left for his home Friday eve
ming. Mrs. Cook underwent a very
serious operation on July 26, and is
Iimproying nicely It will be about two