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

+ THE CITY In BRIEF !
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DR.. Cottle, physician and surgeon.
DR. Mighell, surgeon and physician.
DE-. L. w. Jay, physician and sur.
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| Chautauqua camp chairs 80 cents, al
| f.. r. Lays
| For plumbing go to Hecker ~ Cal
kins. Work guaranteed.
The w. C. r. U. will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. Jesse Cole, 1905
| West State street.
j. H. Slir went to Cedar Rapids
this morning, where he will be employ
ed for few weeks.
We have few early Gage hats
Those wishing a Gage hat should call
at once. d. e. Sizer, West Main.
The Ladies Aid Society of the w. r
C. will meet with Mrs. Bigelow, ZOE
North Third street, Wednesday after
noon.
We can do your laundry work or
short notice. Will call for work
Flitton Laundry, "a West Church
street.
When you fill the picnic lunch bas-
ket, don't forget package OF Dixie
flakes. The best summer confections
in our store. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Won STEMS Kidney and Backache
Pills cure all kidney complaints, and
diseases arising from disorders of the
kidneys and bladder. Price Et, cents....
For sale by Alexander Drug Co.
Still more encouraging word is heard
from Cedar Falls concerning the con-
dition Of Miss Lola BrittoN who con-
tinues not only to hold her own, but
to show slight symptoms of improve
ments.
Miss Rose Laughlin. daughter of
Division Roadmaster John Laughlin,
of the Central, has finished her course
of study in the Mercy Hospital Train
ing School. Des Moines, ana is home
for visit with her parents
S. T.. Goodman is plaintiff in suit
against the international Harvester
Company. filed in connection with the
action of s. +. Goodman VS.. l.. +.
L.eibsle In the newer case the har-
vester company is made a garnishee
defendant.
Messrs. D. T. Denmead and B. A.
Morgan and Dr. c. c. Cottle were at
Mason City Monday night, where they
were In attendance at the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the
Clear Lake Outing Club. DIR. Cottle
remained at the lake today.
Miss Grace Fulmer very delightfully."-
entertained the members of the old
Roundabout Club and a few other
guests Saturday afternoon. The at
fair was in the nature of coffee, and
was given in honor of Miss Fulmer's
friend, Miss Grace Barber, Of Chicago.
Miss Gertie Miller, who has been
in Iowa during the past four
representing the David S.
Clarkson Publishing Company, Of
Chicago, arrived home Monday even
Ing, and will remain for weeks visit
at the home of her brother. Mr.. N. f.
Miller.
On account Of the old settlers picnic
the regular meeting of the Royal
Neighbors' Aid Society will not be held
this week. Instead, the members will
picnic at the Soldiers Home grounds
Thursday afternoon and evening. They
will meet at 2No'clock on the court
house lawn.
Mrs. Augusta Dunton, who recently
very serious operation at
ST. Thomas hospital and has been at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Lindsay,
for the past several weeks has re-
turned to her home in Creston. Mrs
Dunton's permanent recovery is now
assured, altho her life was despaired
of for some time after the operation
was performed.
A small social organization called the
Chile Club, composed Of Messrs. anil
Mesdames G. H. Culley, NJ. c. T. Wolff,
A. r. Lyman, George Downing and
Wallace e. Allen, enjoyed most
pleasant outing Monday. Together
with their families, making about
twenty five in all, they spent the
afternoon at Riverview park, fishing
and enjoying themselves in various
ways, after which picric supper was
served.
Mr. John Adams. Of st. Louis, form
erly of this city, was in the city Mon
day evening between trains, being on
his way home to Des Moines from
Union Mr.. Adams has been in Union
for brief visit with his sister, Mrs.
Salem Hardinger, and goes to Des
Moines to look after business matters
before returning to his home. Mr..
Adams was in the insurance business
in this city for a number of years,
being associated with III. L. Votaw, UNI
der the firm name Of Votaw & Adams.
He is now secretary od the American
Central Insurance Company.
A telephone call to the police station
at 2 O'clock this morning, called the
patrol wagon to the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. F.. Boilleau, 2O2 North Second
street. Mrs. Boilleau, who was alone,
was awakened by noise, and upon
saw man at one Of the
windows. She went to the telephone,
central of the situation, and
the police were sent hurrying to the
scene. The noise of the telephone
frightened the intruder away, for the
police were unable to find any traces
of him. No other bllrglaries or at
tempts have been reported from the
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