Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-15
Gi1aes.Repnbltu1l
THE CITY IN BRIEF

Dr. Jay, physician and surgeon.
DR. Billiard, osteopath, % East Main.
d. A. Collision, dentist. 10 w. Main
Sensational clearing sale at A. II
Simons.
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Blueberries today at Reynolds &.
Sheldon's.
Attend the sensational clearing sale
at A. III. Simon's.
Reuben Larkmead," story of
worldlings, at Liebig's.
For plumbing go to Hecker & Call
kins. Work guaranteed.
People desiring to work at the can
ming factory should call at office and
register. A. 7. Birchard.
Plumbing repair work promptly and
satisfactorily done by Hecker & Gals
kins. 20 North First street. Phone 172,
two rings.
Mrs. Mushkin, proprietress of the
Ladies' Bazaar, is hoA1e from Chica-
go, accompanied by her trimmer, Miss
Julia Kennedy.
The parliamentary Society Of the
Eastern Star will meet with Mrs. J. e.
Wildman 40S North Second street.
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. T. B. Kelsey, of Belle Elaine.
formerly of this city, has been SER
,iously ill at her home during the past
week, but is now improving nicely.
20 ~
M. will meet Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. McCluer. Mrs. Robb and Mrs.
Miller, at the GMcCluer home. 1o7 North
Fifth street.
Van STEMS Kidney and Backache
Pills cure all kidney complaints and
diseases arising from disorders of the
kidneys and bladder. Price SO cents.
For sale by Alexander Drug Co
H. w. Spaulding and ]. c. Goodrich,
of Grinnell, made a short stay in the
city this morning on their way TO Wa
terloo. Messrs. Spaulding and Good
rich are associated together In Grim
nell manufacturing enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Johnston, Mr..
George Trautman Mr.. G. H. Culley
ana 4. LluICI DGlAy MShS W hzANs0ANs
this morning to attend the district
convention of the Epworth League,
which meets there today.
very delightful family supper was
enjoyed at the F. B. Wiley home, PIP
West Main street, Monday evening. 1t
Ehle, of Rapid City, S. D., ard Mr..
H. ~ 81
Mrs. Lucinda Ormerod was before
the commissioners of insanity Monday
evening, and was ordered reconlmitted
to the state hospital for treatment.
Sheriff Hutson left for independence
with the patient this morning.
Officer Will Lage is off duty, taking
a weeks vacation With Mrs. Lage
he went to Davenport this afternoon to
remain for few days visiting rela-
tives. During his absence Officer Han
son has his beat in the depot district.
Effective Monday, August IA, Mr.. +;
p. Watson was made assistant general
freight agent of the Chicago Great
Western railway, headquarters st.
Paul. vice Mr.. w. e. Pinckney, lromot-
ed. Mr.. Pinckney was recently made
general freight agent of the company.
Miss Alice B. Lincoln, los North
Sixth street, principal of the Arson
school, is confined to her home with a
seriously bruised and spraine6l ankle
and foot, the result OF injuries receiv-
ed by fall while on picnic with her
Sunday school class. While running
she stumbled and fell, and the injuries
have become aggravated and worse
since then until they are very painful.
Mr.. e. E. Benedict and Mr.. A. T.
Price left this morning for Darlington,
N. D., where they will remain for a
week or more. Mr. Benedict goes to
look after the Benedict Bros 96O-acre
farm. lying four miles southwest of
Darlington, which is under cultivation.
Mr.. Price will look at land near Car
rington. and If he finds anything that
suits him, will invest. The Benedict
brothers are also contemplating pur-
chasing additional land near their
farm.
Another successful result from the
use OF the King road drag is reported
from Timber Creek township. j. q.
Walker, a we'll known young farmer
living on the old Walker homestead.
two and one-half miles south of the
city on Center street, has maintained
eighty rods Of road with the drag, and
the result is the admiration of all who
have occasion to use 1t. Mr. Walker
secured the drag that the supervisors
had made for the demonstration in this
city last spring.
Wallace Bruce Amsbary Is one Of the
best monologists in the country. He
has been in Marshalltown and many
will remember his interpretations of his
own poems. But not alone to his own
verse does he limit himself. His rich |
French brogue gives him a rare chance
with all poets Of the lighter school. His
OF Riley, Opie Read |
Eugene Field, Paul Lawrence Dunbar,
S. r. Kiser, are among the best of such |
work on the lyceum platform. He will
be at the chautauaua Tuesday We'd
nesday and Thursday, August IL, 16
and 18th.
The LeGrand township Sunday |
school convention and picnic will be |
held on Wednesday. weather permit
ting, at the pretty grove of Rasmus
Tweed. The executive committee COM
posed OF Mr.. Rylander, Miss Della |
Richards and Mrs. Lottie McCabe |
have planned program for the con-
vention and decided on the picnic feat
ure In connection with the convention. |