Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-09
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DR.. Jay. physician and surgeon.

DIR. Jay. physician and surgeon.
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DIR. Lierle. oculist, aurist, catarrh.
Watch the Martin Piano Company's
window for piano bargains.
Buy, sell, borrow, loan. exchange and
rent thru the William Andrews Co.
A lesson in coal preparation. Read
the advertisement of Gregory Coal,
Coke and Lime Company.
Just received today fifty new jackets
in the latest styles from $3.50 to $40.
Special values. Benedict & Brintnall.
Rev. L. B. Xix was in Grinnell Sun
day, where he spoke at the vesper
service held in the Grinnell Congrega-
tional church
You will want a silk petticoat to go
with your new suit. See what we
have to offer in plain colors and
changeable effects. e. r. Lay.
Mr.. Edward Amblad Of the general
passenger department of the Iowa Cen
trail and Minneapolis & ST. Louis, who
will wed Miss Ella Olson tomorrow
afternoon, arrived in the city Sunday
evening.
Judge Obed Caswell went to Toledo
this morning to convene the October
term of the Tama district court. He
will return here Thursday, when the
district court re-convenes for the rest
of the week.
The Brinton entertaining company
will open a three nights engagement
at the Odeon this evening This is the
best moving picture company travel
ing. All new pictures will be shown
each evening. Prices 10, Is and 25
cents.
Ralph Xix went to Eagle Grove Sat-
urday night, summoned by letter
calling him to the bedside Of an init
mate young man friend who was very
sick, and who was not expected to
live Mr.. Xix will remain in Eagle
Grove for few days.
Mrs. Thomas j. Feeley and daughter
Florence, OF Birmingham, Ala, wife
and daughter of Master Mechanic
Feeley, of the Iowa Central, will arrive
in the city Tuesday evening to remain
for All indefinite visit. Mr.. Feeley left
for st. Louis this evening to meet
them.
President L. S. Peckham. of the
Marshalltown Baseball Association,
left Sunday night for Ottumwa to at
tend the annual meeting Of the league,
which will be held Tuesday. Mr..
Peckham went that he might be there
today, as he is member of the audit
ing committee. the most important
committee of the league.
Chief of Police and Mrs. w. A.
Nicholson, Sheriff and Mrs. c. S. Hut
son and Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. McFar-
land, will go to Lake Jefferson, Mimi,
Wednesday to remain during an out
ing of week or longer. Mr.. j. b..
Swinesley will also go to Lake Jeffer-
son Wednesday in hopes of finding re-
lief for the hay fever, with which he
has been suffering for two or three
weeks
Members of the team which will rep
resent the Marshalltown Gun Club in
the shoot for the Hunting and Fishing
lIOpUy DIT Ills 1ISSlllOoilS W0LiS
to Grinnell this morning. Those who
went were Messrs A. B. Hoover, L. c..
Abbott, e. G. Wallace, Ernest Russell.
of Liscomb, z. II. Keller, George Snow,
C, p. Cook and +. A. Moscrip. Mrs.
Abbott and Mrs. Cook accompanied
their husbands. Mr. Remington, of
Montour, joined the party here. Those
who are not members Of the team
will enter in the other events of the
program.
One of the periodical gatherings of
the managers of the branch houses OF
the Western Grocer Company, along
the line of the Iowa Central. which
are called frequently, was held in the
offices of the Let's. Fletcher Company
today. Traffic Manager w. c. Staley,
of the Western Grocer Company, Chi
cago, met with the traffic managers, of
whom the following were present: o.
S. Ellis, Oskaloosa; G. d. Cowgirl, AL
bert Lea, Mimi; G.. P. Smith, Mason
City: L. G. Norris and r. w. McCreery.
of this city.
Miss Nellie Meeker, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. d. Meeker, 305 Jerome
SIIScl, pASdodASly CheOA Ao1IuAoeAy
afternoon, a small musical club, Of
which she is a member. and a few
guests. The club meets every two
weeks to enjoy a musical program and
jolly time afterward. Its members.
mostly pupils of Mrs. Waldo, are Nell
lie Meeker, Winifred Chamberlain,
Jennie Wells, Marion Smith, Edna
Balch, Jane Skegg and Irene Eason-
Other guests OF the hostess Saturday,
were Clara and Hazel McLsland, Mar
ion and Gussie Heinz and Margaret
Payne. A light lunch was served by
Mrs. Meeker.
A horse driven by Thomas Lynch,
living on South Second street, ran
away on South Third avenue Sunday
evening, throwing Mr.. Lynch to the
pavement, breaking the buggy and
cutting the horses legs. Mr.. Lynch
was rot seriously injured, altho he was
bruised about the shoulders The
horse was stopped in the alley into
which it turned, near the artificial ice
plant The animal became frightened
a. street car, dashed into the curb
ing upsetting the buggy and went rae
ing down the avenue. In it's flight it
collided with the jackson milk wagon,
the cans, the contents OF
which ran down the gutter in a broad
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