Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-07-23
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THE CITY IN BRIEF
School supplies at Liebig's.

F. Il. Thomas, dentist. over 10 Yves
Main. Telephone, new s22.
Embroideries this week, eight cent:
per yard. M. F. Andrews.
For Wear for Ever aluminium
kitchen utensils, see Schmidt.
We pay cash for hand picked Dutch.
| ess apples. E. E. Hood, corner FRS
avenue and Nevada street.
| Have your furnace repaired now. we
will be too busy installing new ones
when fall comes. Lennon Furnace Com
pany.
lFt. Dodge Chronicles: Mr. and Mrs
| Frank Barber of Marshalltown are ex-
| pected in the city today for visit with
| friends.
Travelling Freight Agent w. r. Ster-
rett, of the Iowa Central with heads
quarters in Oskaloosa, was in the city
| today on business.
Twenty four dollars buys 300
pound safe. Iside space 10 inches high
just the thing for lawyers, doctors or
house use. See Schmidt.
III. P. Bigelow, and Wesley Sharp
went to Grinneli this morning to be
gone for perhaps two months while
they are working on the buildings OF
Grinnell College.
j. H. Egemayer addressed an audi
ence of seventy boys at the meeting
of Gideons Band at the Railroad Y. M.
c. A. Sunday afternoon. The subject
of his talk was Diligence"
Division Roadmaster Ed Kelley. of
the Illinois division of the Iowa Cen
trail, with headquarters at Monmouth.
Ill.,, was in the city Saturday evening
on his way to Minneapolis to visit for
few days with relatives.
Rev. Merle n. Smith of the Metho
dist church, was called to Ackley to-
day to preach the funeral sermon OF
the late George Eggert of that place
Rev. Smiths two little daughters, Isa-
bel and Esther. accompanied him.
a. l.. Ames of Buckingham, presi-
dent of the Corn Belt Meat Producers
Association, of Iowa. who has appeared
hare often before the Farmers Insti-
tute. was in the city Sunday evening
on, his way to Des Moines on business
Lost Mrs. Henry Pappe lost yes
terday afternoon about ] o'clock, be-
tween the Pilgrim Hotel and Second
avenue. on the south side of the street,
an Italian Mosaic brooch. Finder
please leave at the store and be re-
warded.
George P. Powers left this morning
for Worlan. Wyo., to register for the
drawing of the lands of the Shonshoni
month The registration closes the last
of July and the drawing begins about
the middle of next month.
Mr. Albert Cause, of Linden, spent
Sunday in the city with his brother
Deputy Sheriff S. NJ. Cause, and FAM
lily, leaving this morning for Lynnville,
where he will visit for a time with his
father. Mr.. Cause formerly lived at
Clemens, but moved from there to Lin
den about three years ago.
Misses Emma Woodbury. and Ida
Shove Informally entertained about
sixteen friends at dinner Saturday
evening at the Country Club. in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dick r. Lane of Dav-
export. and Mrs Horace Birdsall, of
Des Moines. Mr.. Lee Maxwell of Chi
cas,o. was the only other out of town
guest.
A camping party composed OF
Miss Blanche Holmes, Mr.. Guy
Parks and Mr.. and Mrs. Leav-
lit East. left the city Satur-
day for an eight days outing near the
bluffs four miles from here on the
Albion road Miss Holmes, father, Mr..
w. A. Holmes, will be member of the
party portion OF the time.
An engine pulling west bound
Northwestern freight train blew out 4
cylinder head between this city and
Quarry Sunday afternoon, delaying the
train several hours until another en-
gire could be secured to take 1t on.
The crippled engine was sent to Boone.
and a switch engine was sent to bring
the. train in, and put it on siding
until another locomotive could reach
here from Belle Plaine to take the
train on.
The condition Of Albert A. Andrews,
whose eye, mouth and throat were
quite seriously burned by the explosion
of jug Of ammonia, is considerably
improved today His throat is much
better, and the pain in his left eye, is
not nearly so great as it has been. Mr.
Andrews was able to see out of his eye
this morning for the first time since
the accident. and it Is hoped now that
the danger of ulcers forming on the
eye-ball Is about over.
Mrs. A. 6. Click and Mrs. I. q Alb
bolt were hostesses Saturday at the
Country Club, to thirty of their lady
friends. Tables were spread on the
lawn and luncheon was served at IL
o'clock. Following this, Miss Helen
Abbott delighted the ladies' with an
informal musical, and the rest of the
afternoon was spent in sewing and
playing bridge. Those from out of
town. included among the guests. were
Miss Carolyn Pressler of FIT. Wayne
Ind: Miss Lillian Greer, of DEBORAH;
Miss Grace Cole, Of Kansas City, and
Mrs. F. E. Stewart, of Minneapolis.
General Solicitor George w. Sewers.
of the Iowa Central, and Minneapolis
and ST. Louis, with headquarters IN
Minneapolis, passed thru the city Sat
urday evening on his way to Oskaloo-
sa. where he stopped for the day with
his son, R. D. Sewers. Mr.. Sewers
was on his way TO Illinois on business.
Mr.. Sewers owns one of the hand