Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-20
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THE CITY IN BRIEF

$3.50 p. m.
We have several white shirt waist
suits to close out for low prices. M. F.
Andrews.
Mcbride & Will is the place to buy
Mona stomach tablets, the guaranteed
cure for Indigestion.
Wanted-Two experienced sewing
girls to assist in alteration roorl. In
quire of A. H. Simon.
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Our word contest is going merlily on.
If you did not receive circular better
send for one; $3.50 piano will be given
away absolutely free. EadieW Ward
Music Co.
Commandant c. c. Horton and Chap
lain Jesse Cole. of the Soldiers Home,
who have been attending the national
G. A. r. encamp1nent at Minneapolis,
arrived home Saturday.
Sylvester Winner has colt with six
feet, two on each front leg, over two
months old, can get around and care
for itself. P. O., New Sharon, Iowa, r..
F. D. No. 2, Phone 5-21-11.
Central round house at Monmouth ILL.,,
who attended the employees picnic at
Union Saturday, spent Sunday in the
city visiting. Mr.. Dwyer left for his
home this morning.
The funeral of the late William Barn
hill who was for many years resident
of this city, and who died Saturday at
the Soldiers Home, was held at 3
o'clock Sunday afternoon, conducted by
Chaplain Jesse Cole. Intermenr was in
Riverside cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Walker, lis
North First street, celebrated their
third wedding anniversary Saturday,
evening by entertaining at dinner, Mr..
Walkers parents, Mr.. and Mrs; James
Walker, brother, Mr.. John Walker, and
wife, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Sum-
merS.
No new cases can be fled for the
August term of the district court, but
for filing cases and cabinets that are
always in order, always keep IN order,
and always give the very best of salts
faction, none other equals the Globe
Wernicke line, sold by A. E. Wilbur
& Sons.
Lee Rodney, the son of Mr.. and Mrs
w. j. Rodney, formerly of this city,
who are now living in Ft. Dodge, had
his arm broken at the elbow while
boarding merry go-round at Ft
Dodge Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney and
family are well known here. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rodney recently visited III the city
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Pemberton, who
have been residing at ~ North Elev>
hold goods and expect to go 10 Salem,
Ore, to reside. They will leave in a
few days for Wichita, Kas., where Mr..
Pemberton owns two farms, and after
a brief stay there they will e.urn here
and leave for the far west.
Mrs. c. c. Crazy, 406 North First
street, entertained eighteen little boys
and girls Saturday afternoon from 3
to o'clock, in honor Of the fifth birth
day anniversary of her daughter,
Eleanor Crazy. The children had
the lawn, Mrs. Crazy being assisted by
three little girls, Zuleime Forbes,
Esther Cockrane, and Mabel Capron.
Miss Grace Lander returned home
Sunday night from a two weeks vaca-
ton trip turnout the east Her mother,
Mrs. j. E. Lander, who accompanied
her, stopped in Chicago on the way
back for few days; visit with rela
tives. While in the east they visited
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Albany, Bos-
ton and relatives in New York, and
among other interesting side trips took
one by boat down the Hudson.
Mrs. Ruth Ferneau, who has been
her daughter, Mrs George R. Esta-
brook, is expected to live but short
time. There is no hope for her, and the
relatives know that she may perhaps
live for few days and she may sur
vive for a week or more. For two or
three days now she has been unable to
retain any food. She lies in partially
condition.
Details from Companies G, of Cedar
Rapids, and K, of Toledo of the
Forty-third Regiment of Iowa state
guards, lpassed thru the city this
morning on their way to Des Moines
to attend the annual rifle tournament.
of the states guardsmen, which will be
held there this week. Major Johnson
of Nhe third battalion of the Fifty
third regiment, who spent Sunday Wis
iting with relatives at Liscomb also
passed thru the city on his way to Des
Moines to attend the shoot.
New minstrel features and meritori-
Gus ones are promised by the well
known and popular Hi. Henry's Big
City Minstrel Aggregation, which will
appear at the Odeon tomorrow even
ing. Gifted singers, talented comedi-
ans, high grade vaudevilles, grand noon
day parade with their own handsome
automobile and big st. Bernard dog,
the finest in America, and rousing
show when the curtain rises, all COM
bine to make Hi. Henry's Big Minstrel
Show a leader in it's line. Prices %, 49,
so and Is cents.
A correspondent of the Tfmes-Re-
publican at Lake Okoboji tells of a re-
markable swimming feat performed by
Ted Hobbs, son of Mr.. John Hobbs, of
306 Summit street, this city. On
Thursday evening young Hobbs swan
from the Manhattan hotel, to Arnold
park, a distance of three and one-third
miles, He covered the distance in two
hours and fifty minutes, leaving the
hotel dock at 7.40 o'clock and landing
at the park at 1890. HOBBS was oc
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