Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-04
Gi1lles,GepubQtarl
THE CITY IN BRIEF
Dr.. Jay, physician and surgeon.

DR.. jay, physician and surgeon.
Buy, sell, borrow. loan, exchange ana
rent thru tho William Andrews Co.
Attend the D. OF p. dance at Red
mems hall Monday, September Atm
Labor day.
II you want your meter connected AZ
right prices get the old reliable plumb
er, David Coulton, to do 1t. Both
phones
The Baptist Hill Bible class viii
meet Tuesday afternoon ut 8 o'clock
with Mrs. David Lennox, 40S West Me-
vada street.
Mr.. Delos A. Wilbur, who has been
confined to his home for two weeks
suffering with malarial fever. was able
to be out today.
The board of supervisors began the
work OF Its September session this
morning. The day was spent looking
over the accumulation Of bills.
Mrs. w. f. Topf of 216 North
Third avenue, Is seriously sick of
uremic poisoning. Mrs Topf re-
CONGIGu Only ISW iIiViNhS aoO IAOhAs
severe similar attack.
IL the person who took the grip from
the union station yesterday will re-
turn the same to this office, no ques-
tons will be asked and they may have
the money it contained.
M A. Ward, of Bromley. shipped to
the city Saturday for his firm, Ward
y Pyle, a car load Of good heavy hogs
which were sold at the Britain 4
Co. yards. Sixty-one head averaged
go pounds.
Go, to Jones Restaurant for your
meals circus day. Dinner will be put
on the tables family style. Help your
self to all you want. Dinner from 10: 80
a. M, to p. m. Don't forget the place,
q West Main street.
Carroll Lounsberry left for Mount
Vernon this morning to enter the pre-
paratory school of Cornell college.
Maurice Kent left for Iowa City this
morning to begin his sophomore year
in the state university.
s.. Peterson, who for six months has
been operator IN the Postal Telegraph
Company's local office, went to Coun-
ell Bluffs to work In the company's Of
flee there. He is succeeded here by l..
s. Hackendoner, OF Ottawa, III.
Miss Lillian Shorthill, of the Mil
waukee West Side high school, who
has been spending q short vacation
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs T. T..
Shorthin left for Milwaukee Sunday.
The Milwaukee schools open Tuesday.
Donald ". Mitchell. who for time
about four years ago. was director oil
the physical work of the local Y. NJ. G
A., was in the city this morning while
on his way to his home at Dewitt. MI
Mitchell has recently been chosen ply
steal director Of the Oskaloosa associa-
ton, and will take up his work there
in 81 short time.
John Coulton. son of Mrs. Rosa A
Coulton, 207 West Church street, who
lis employed by the Times Republican
as driver Of the mail wagon, sustained
a fractured collar bone by falling from
the wagon at the corner OF Sixth and
Main streets Saturday evening. While
the boy was standing In the rear end
OF lI1S MHBOH Joi' e.Ai ~ $500
off his feet and into the street.
\ Samuel Millinery, Of this city, who
has been postmaster at Bangor for the
past twelve years, made his final re-
port to the department today, and is
by his son, Robert Whin-
cry, who, as deputy, has been In charge
of the office for the past few years.
The latter received his appointment a
few weeks ago. but his commission
reached him only few days ago.
Mr.. r. C. Taylor, of GAINESVILLE, Wis,
who represents the Northern Furniture
Company of Sheboygan, in Iowa and
Nebraska territory. arrived i'll the city
Saturday and will make his home here
Mrs. Taylor Joined him here Sunday,
and as soon as they find residence
property to suit them will begin house,
keeping. Mr.. Taylor has a number OF
warm personal friends, aside from bus
mess acquaintance. in the city.
n. P. Densel and A. u. Wilbur, who
purchased in city property the Barn
hart properties couple of years ago,
disposed Of two of the houses and lots
Saturday. The one at 10S West State
street was sold to James Mcnamara.
Of 412 North First avenue, for $4,000.
and the one at 1851, next door west,