Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-13
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DR.. Jay, physician and surgeon.
D. A. Collision, dentist. Tremon
block.
DR.. Harris. office removed to over M
+. Andrews store.
Attend the Wild West Show tonight
Performance at $3.50.
Combination coal, wood and gas
range. See Schmidt.
Just received, 100 new coats. Cal
and see them. Benedict & Brintnal.
Your friends and neighbors will b
at the carnival tonight, and you ough
certainly be there.
Be sure and attend the opening O.
the carnival. corner of Main ane
Twelfth streets, tonight.
Miss Bessie Darrin is home from
months visit in Mason City and El'
dora. with friends and relatives.
Wanted-Sixteen year old boy t.
learn printing trade. Apply Foreman
composing room, at Times-Republi
can.
Only ten cents admission to the car
nival grounds, the slide for life an>
high dive are worth many times thi:
sum.
Have your furnace repaired now. we
will be too busy installing new one:
when fall comes. LennoX Furnace Com
pany.
AT the Old Settlers Picnic, Aug. l6
you may procure good substantial
meal for % cents without leaving the
grounds.
A range with hre box for coal OF
wood, 6 cooking holes, large bake over
and gas burners, gas broiler, gas
bake oven--The Reliable. See Schmidt
Everything will be in readiness a
the carnival for the opening perfor-
nance tonight. Corner Main anf
Twelfth streets. Admission only tel
cents.
The bridge and building department
of the Iowa Central. is building new
freight platform aaNa approach, re
placing the old platform on the nofti
side of the old general office build
ing.
The story is told of Marshalltowt
woman who offered $50 TO any on@
curing her dyspepsia, being cured by !
soc box of Mona stomach tablets
Mcbride & Will sell Mona under guar.
aIltee.
The runor thai the Great Western
is to be sold has been denied, but there
is no denying the fact that those ode
chairs at A. E. Wilbur 6 Sons are the
most artistic ever shown in Marshall
town.
C. r. Robbins, who has been at ST
Thomas hospital Tor several weeks
recovering from an attack OF appendi-
citis, which caused an abcess and an
operation, was discharged Saturday
and returned home.
miss Olive Brunner left for Mime.
apolis Sunday, where She will remain
for a short time before going to Du
luth, Mimi, to stay until fall Mis-:
Drummer is making the trip to escape
hay fever to which she is subjected.
A. F. West, the young man living
near LaNIoille, who was accidentally
shot in the leg with revolver bull
let little more than a week ago, has
so improved at ST. Thomas hospital
that he was able to leave for his home
today.
MI. D. E. Hole, of Hartland, is pre-
pairing to move his family to this city
about September l. The change ir
residence is made to enable his
daughters to attend high school. Mr.
Hole has leased the residence proper
ty at 81 North Fifth street.
The Fidelity Savings bank has filed
in the district court papers in case
wherein it seeks to recover on a note
for $500 secured by mortgage on lot u
block 6, Binford & Webster's addition
A. w. Heald, John B. Murdough, the
Home Stove Company and the Nelson
claim interest in the property, are
named as defendants.
Mr.. F. j. G. Pulsipher, of Greenville
S. c., who has been spending a vaca-
ton of three weeks as the guest of his
wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E
whitman, departed Saturday afternoon
for his home. Mrs. Pulsipher. who has
been spending the summer here, will
leave for Greenville about Oct. 1, &C
companied by her niece, Miss Mario
Wildman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w
B. Wildman, who will remain in the
south for year Miss Wildman will
enter an academy at Greenville.
Mrs. F. L. Meeks, 406 South First
avenue, underwent an operation at ST
Thomas hospital Sunday morning by
the removal of a cancer of the breast
Mrs. Meeks has been a sufferer fol
four years, and her condition had
become so critical that an operation
at once was imperative. She rested
we'll during the night, and she is as
we'll today as could be expected, con-
siderating the nature and severity OF
the operation.
Superintendent of Mains Mack turn
ed the city water into the new Thir-
teenth street main Saturday. the mafr
having been completed from Main
street north to Summit. The work OF
extending this main west on Summit
for three blocks has been commenced
With the completion of the work now
ordered a new record for water extern
str }, ha hoe &c