Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-07-21
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THE CITY IN BRIEF :


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DR.. Burkart, osteopath, 302 w. Main.
Special sale of white waists tonight
only 80 cents. h. r. Lay.
Examine our advance showing OF
silk waistings for fall year. Il. r
Lay
Horse Sale--August 4, at III North
Center street. Don't forget. Goudy &
Crazy.
While good is good, something bet
ter beats it. Ask your grocer or +. r
Benedict & Co. for e A C o flour.
See the exhibit of embroidery and
stamped linens at Miss Emma OTIS
millinery store. Saturday afternoon
and evening.
We call your attention to our new
designs in silk waistings. These we
have purchased in pattern lengths, no
two alike. e. r. Lay.
Parties anticipating treatment or eX>
animation of the eyes for glasses at
the Wood Eye and Ear Sanitarium
should first make appointments,
The members of the Marshall County
Medical Association and their wives are
to meet at the Soldiers Home park
Tuesday for the quarterly meeting and
Il picnic.
The regular business meeting of the
Women's Home Missionary Society OF
the Methodist church was held Friday
afternoon with Mrs. w. r. Rubee, 514
North Center street.
A 15-cent supper will be served d,
the home of Mr.. and Mrs j. o. Mono
hon. lis North Second street, Tuesday
from . until s o'clock, by the Third
Division of the Ladies Aid of the
Christian church. Everybody welcome
Farmers who attend the fair this fai
should remember that we serve good
meals cheaper than they can put them
up at home. We will make a specia
effort at that time to take care of ev-
cry one that comes. Henry Sundell
81 North Center street.
Among the Clouds little daily pa
per published on the summit of Mi
Washington. N. H. received at this of
Mrs f. H. Clifford. of Grinnell. who
TAIN, July IS, the day the paper was
printed.
Rooney C. Wells who is at ST
Thomas hospital. Continues to improve
&c lay. and is resting very comfortably.
His condition was not quite so salts
factory Friday night, as his temper
allure arose slightly. 1t has. however,
lowered today and his general condi-
ton is better.
Rusty" Owens, who for time last
year managed the Burlington base ball
club of the Iowa State League. and who
for while this season was pitching
for Dubuque of the "'rhree-F' League,
was in the city this morning between
trains on his way to Cedar Rapids on
business. AT present Owens is rot
playing ball.
Mrs. J. B. Cooper left this morning
for the home of her cousin, Miss Ethel
Grover, who lives short distance
south of LaMoille. and who is very
seriously sick of appendicitis and 9TH
er complications. Miss Grover has
been sick for some time and her con-
dition is too serious to venture an OPP
Grafton She is the daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Eli Grover.
Immense shipments of steel rails for
the Minneapolis and St Louis railroad
have been passing thru the city over
the Iowa Central during recent days
for use on the NJ. & ST. L. extension,
out of Waterfowl, west and north into
South Dakota which is known as the
Minneapolis, Northern and Pacific.
Consignments of new box cars for the
same line have also been passing thru
the city over the Central.
Local freight No 40, SOUTH bound on
the Iowa Central, in charge of Con-
ductor Thomas VanDraska was de-
rallied late Friday afternoon near Gift
ford, and as a result the train did not
arrive here until early this morning.
On account Of the derailment there no
crew to take the north-b oun freight d
On account of the derailment there was
no crew to take the north bound
freight out, so YardmasterJ III. High
man was sent out in charge Of it.
Mr. and Mrs. D. v. Larkin, formerly
of this city, arrived here this morn
ing to visit with Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.
Medearis. Mr.. Larkin went to
Shreveport La, several months ago,
and engaged in business there. While
he has been away Mrs. Larkin has
been visiting relatives in Iowa Falls,
from where she and Mr.. Larkin came
this morning. Mr.. Larkin will leave
for Shreveport early next week. but
Mrs. Larkin, after visiting here for a
time. will return to Iowa Falls for the
rest Of the summer.
The ice cream social given Friday
evening by the Ladies Guild of St.
Paul's church. on the lawn at the d.
w. Marston home, was so largely pat
ronized that the supplies were ex-
hausted before all had been served
Candles and flowers We're on each ia
BILE, and the porch, as well as the lawn.
was prettily lighted with japanese Ian
terms. The committee in charge was
of Mrs L. C. Abbott. chair
man. Mrs A. G.. Click, Mrs Charles
Mrs. Thomas C. Fisher and
Mrs. Marston. Members of ST. Mar
garet's Mission assisted the ladies in
serving.
An extract from the country COR
respondence of a New York county
weekly which may prove of interest. and
of value to farmers afflicted
with the Canada thistle pest, says:
THE progressive farmers in the vicin-
ity of Richfield Springs who have