Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-07-09
DR.. Bullard, osteopath. 2s East Main.

Another car of Pittsburg welded
fence just in, See the new Lawn fence.
Schmidts hardware store.
Persons who took folding chairs
from carnival grounds should notify or
return same to A. f. Wilbur & Sons.
Have your furnace repaired now. We
. will be too busy installing new ones
when fall comes. LennoX Furnace Com
pany.
The person is known. who took paper
weight from desk at feed yard at 80
South Center and is requested to re-
turn same to save trouble.
The regular monthly Christian En-
deavor Society business meeting and
social will be held Tuesday evening in
the basement of the Christian church.
Ladies we have just received from
the east a lot of duck hats and caps
in the nobby mannish effects from 25c
to 75c. Call and see them. A. H..
Simon. 30 East Main.
Lawn social on the Sears and Balch
lawn tonight under the auspices of the
| Congregational Ladies' Aid. Come and
help the society and enjoy a good time.
/ Ice cream and cake and music 10 cents.
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Charles Tuftafson, who operates a
| milling machine in the Iowa Central
car shops, caught his sleeve in the
machine Saturday afternoon, and his
arm was drawn in and the flesh and
| skin cut and bruised. He WAS not
| badly injured.
| Ntr Mrc M,
siding at Cort street, are In receipt
| of a telegram announcing the death
Sunday morning, Of the two-year-
Sunday morning of the two weeks'-old
| son of Mr. and Mrs Robert Henderson,
Of Council Bluffs.
| j. C. Dunn left for Cleveland, O.,
Sunday night to be gone for week or
| ten days on business, connected with
the work the firm, OF which he is a
member, has on the Cleveland Belt
Line building bridge abutments and
arches Of concrete.
Sparks from the chimney caused a
small blaze in the roof of the residence
of Miss Harriet Smith. 107 North Fourth
avenue, at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
/ The blaze was easily put out by the
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coed $40, which Is fully covered by in
| surance.
Mr.. and Mrs B. W. Sinclair and chill
dren and Mrs. C. r. Speers. who have
been spending the past ten days at
Spirit Lake, returned home this morn
| ing. Mrs. Decker of Clear Lake, S. D.,
| the mother of Mrs. Speers and Mrs.
| Sinclair. who was visiting with them,
also returned to her. home.
Mrs. R. w. McCreery. 212 West State
street, entertained a dozen lady friends
Saturday afternoon for her sister, Miss
Grace Cole, of Kansas City. The game
Of bridge furnished the afternoons
amusement, and light lunch was
served by the hostess. The prize given
was won by Mrs. w. A. Sandoe.
John w. Wells, past grand comman-
der of the Iowa knights Templar Dr.
and Mrs. L. F. Kellogg, and daughter
Hazel, and Mrs. A. P. Bratt, went to
Spirit Lake Sunday where the gentle
men will attend the annual encamp
ment of the Grand Commandery of the
knights Templars of Iowa. which will
be in session there until Friday.
The Railroad Y. NJ G. A. will give a
free social at the association building
Friday evening for the members Of
Gideon's Band, the boys who have at
tended the two annual camps, and the
juniors of the association. The gym
| nasium, where the social will be neld
| will be arranged like a summer camp
and program will be given and re-
will he served
Freight No. 95, one of the fast thru
trains of the Iowa Central, was derail
ed early this morning near Loadon
Mills and nine cars were piled up in
the ditch, seven of which were loaded
Seven of the cars We're badly damaged.
They contained steel, coal and mer
chandise destined for Minneapolis. ST.
Paul and points north. The wrecker
from Monmouth was summoned to the
scene to clear the track and pick up
the wreckage.
Thieves, or persons who were unin
tentionally so, took from the Patter-
son-iBrainerd carnival grounds Satur
day night or Sunday morning, nine
chairs belonging to A. E. Wilbur 4
Sons. A large number of chairs were
rented to the carnival company which
agreed to return them, but left them
at the grounds when it left town. When
count of the chairs were made, after
the owners went for them, nine Were
found to be missing
Mrs. Lester Williams who was TAX
en- so seriously i'll with intestinal trou-
BILE that her life was for time de-
SPARED Of was reported to be better
this morning, and to have rested easier
Sunday Unless further complications
set in, there are now hopes of her re-
covery. Mrs. Williams, who was one
of a camping party, was taken ill at the
town. and located one-half mile east of
the Great Western bridge, beyond
Nicholson's ford. She is not yet able
to be moved to her home.
There was rumor which could not be
confirmed, about the union station this
morning, that the Northwestern west
bound local passenger train. which
prior to few months ago. was run
as second No. 3. would be put back
in service after Thursday, July 49, 1t
was said this train would be put on
temporarily to assist the other morn
ing trains in handling the west bound
business caused by the opening of In
dian reservation lands in the west. 1t
could not be learned whether or not
No. 20, the present west bound local