Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-27
Dance at Forneys hall Wednesday.
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D. A. Collision: dentist fremont
block.
William Roe, advance Representatives
of "A Woman of Mystery" spent the
day in the city.
Central Chapter No. 81, o. e. s., spe-
cial meeting August 30 for work. Ev-
cry member come. Rosa Liebig, secre-
tary.
H. P. Bigelow, who has been working
on the Iowa College buildings at
Grinnell, spent Sunday in the city with
| his family.
We are now running out some very
fine u cabinets on oval cards and fold
ers at for 25c Come and see us.
Novelty Photo Gallery, III East Main
| street.
| j. M. Martin, foreman of the Iowa
| Central round house at Oskaloosa, was
| in the city this morning on his way to
| Cedar Rapids. to assist his family in
moving to oskaloosa.
Have you seen the five sizes of house
safes in our window? Be on the safe
side and protect your deeds mort
/ cages, luSuIdLCe pOuSleS. GU, III SasSF
of fire Prices 50, $13, $40, $24 and
| $36 See Schmidt, the Stove Man
Eugene, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Higgin, 1872 North Second
street, was operated on at his home,
this morning, for appendicitis. The
patient rallied nicely from the operas
ton and his condition is most salts
factory.
| G. W. Norton, manager of the Pos
tai Telegraph Company. was in Chi
cago to meet his daughter Marguerite,
who has been visiting for month
with her grandmother in Champaign.
Mr.. Norton and daughter arrived home
| last night
Mrs Benton Davis, of Pueblo, Col,
| arrived in the city Sunday for visit
| of about month at the home of her
sister, Mrs. L. S. Peckham. Mrs. Davis
was accompanied by her sister. Miss
Ethel Hamilton, who returns to the
city to take up her school work.
The State Center and Melbourne ball
teams are to play series of three
| games during the next few weeks for
| the championship of central Iowa. The
| first of the games will be played in
| State Center Tuesday afternoon. The
| second game will be played the week
| following.
Nicholas Jorgenson, the carpenter
who has been confined in ST Thomas
hospital during the past six weeks, be-
cause of fracture of the spine, has
been removed to his home at 404
e. 1nrpnn sons
condition has shown wonderful i'm
provement of late.
Roy T. WATSON, who travels for the
| LennoX Furnace Company, in Kansas
and Texas territory, is in the city for
short time visiting his parents. Nj
and Mrs. T. 1. WATSON. and on bust
| ness with the firm. Mr.. WATSON will
| prohab bly, spend part of this week at
! the state fair, where the company has
an exhibit.
We have commenced to blacken
stoves for the fall trade. Our large
assortment will show you a line of
steel ranges, cast ranges, base burn
ers. hot blast heaters not excelled any
where in Iowa. During county fair
week make our store your headquar-
ters-make your selection-we pay the
freight c. F. Schmidt, Marshalltown's
Reliable Stove Dealer.
| Mrs. John Ernstberger, of I'll Wes'
| Nevada street was taken to st. Thorn
| as hospital this morning and under
| went an operation for the removal OF
her right eye. About two months ago
Mrs Ernstberger injured her eye
| while chopping kindling wood. and an
operation was deemed necessary to
| save the sight of the other eye. Her
condition is favorable.
A suit in attachment has been filed
in the district court by Anna Smith
against E. S. Burns and wife. Mrs.
Smith alleges that defendants, who are
itinerant peddlers, sold to her guam
tity of disinfectant powders, which she
claims are worthless, and that she has
suffered damage to the amount of $40.
She asks the court to attach the chat
tells of the defendants to secure the
amount of the claim.
Saturday was the twentieth wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. /. L.
Brown, and they entertained twenty of
their friends in the evening. Among
the gifts was pretty china breakfast
set from Messrs A. F. and P. S. Balch
and c. c. Urine. of the MarshalltoWn
State bank, where Mr.. Brown is en-
ployed portion of the time. Mr.. S.
W. Greene, of Toledo. and Mrs. Harr-
son Gould, of Des Moines, were among
| the guests.
| Travel to the state fair at Des
Moines began with an unusual rush
this morning, and all of the Des
Moines- bound trains were crowded.
Both the Great Western and North
western were carrying extra coaches
| on their regular morning train, and the
latter road was taking empty coaches
east to put on Tuesday mornings west
bound trains. The Iowa Central train
from the north this morning turned
over to the Northwestern almost 100
state fair passengers. The train which
brought them in was crowded to the
steps, more than 200 passengers being
in the two coaches.
The Imperial Club, social organi-
cation of seventy five business and
professional men, will hold it's fifth
annual picnic tomorrow at the grounds
Of the Marshalltown Gun Club. Com
mittees were appointed some time ago
and elaborate preparations have been
made for the outing. Following are
the committees: Finance, L. c. Alb
bolt, R. w. Mcbride and James Min