Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-12
out of the Ashes at Liebig,s.

Out of the Ashes at Liebg's.
| Dance at Forneys hall Wednesday.
See us for cutlery. Horne & Gelvin.
| Something new in gasoline lights.
Horne & Gelvin.
| DR.. Chesire has moved. Office now
over Mcbride & Wills.
| Band concert by Marshalltown band.
Kirk Rink, Tuesday night.
| Drink German American coffee. AL
ways the same. ID. S. Good Grocery
| Co.
Culley is city agent for Sealshlp:
| oysters, shipped direct from the oyster
beds.
Mr.. John w. Wells left this morning
for Springfield, ILL.,. to be present at
Court of Honor meeting.
Judge Sherwin, of the supreme court,
was in the city this morning, Ell route
to Des Moines from Mason City.
Wanted = One plumber, one steam
filter two ditch men. McCarten
Plumbing Co, l3, West Main street.
First class farm loan investments
can be ha> thru Sutton & Evans, farm
loan attorneys. p o. Box sc. Tulsa,
Ind. Ter
Miss Margaret Pence will continue
her parlor display of Christmas articles
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Fourth street
Free instruction in art needle work,
any evening this week. If arrangements
are made previously. Miss CASTOR,
South Third street
Mrs. z. H. Doan, wife of the Friends
pastor, who has been Ill for few days.
was today pronounced suffering with
diphtheria. The house was quaran-
tined this afternoon.
The usual report of shortage in the
turkey market is current, but there
never is any shortage in seasonable
furniture. carpets. draperies and lin
oleums at A T.. Wilbur & Sons.
The catholic Ladies' Mite Society
will give an oyster supper Thursday
evening. November 10. in the basement
of the church. oysters, sandwiches
and coffee, % cents.
The committee appointed by Ina
Castle. No. 1874 Royal Highanders, to
Castle, No. 1 Royal Highlanders. to
arrange Cor their third annual carnival,
have decided to hold the same in Fin
kle's hall the week of Jan. 1910 next
Keep these dates in mind. There Will
be something doing.
Arthur Cross, sos South Fifth street,
a former Iowa Central engineer, was
taken to St. Thomas hospital late Sun
day night ana this morning underwent
an operation for a diseased condition
of the pelvis Mr. Cross was injured
about two years ago on the Central.
and about six months ago his present
trouble developed In the fear that the
condition may be tubercuiar a thorough
examination will be made of the infect
ed parts removed. His condition is
quite serious. altho 1t is little more
favorable today than Sunday.
D. S. Manney, 405 West State street.
the contractor in charge of the remod-
cling of the Friends church, was in
jured Saturday while at work on the
church building Mr.. Nancy was
knocking out a temporary support on.
which rested a heavy piece of 12x12.
The timber fell, striking Mr. Manney
on the head ana then, glancing, lighted
on his foot, breaking three small bores.
The blow on the head rendered the con-
tractor unconscious, but he soon re-
vived. Mr.. Maaney will be confined to
his home several days. While the in
jury is not necessarily serious, it is
very painful
DR.. George Albee, at one time al
science teacher in the high school of
this city passed thru the city Sunday
morning on the overland limited, over
eight hours late en- route from San
Francisco to New York. DR.. Albee,
who was graduated from the medical
department of the University of Cali
fornia in the class of '05. has been an
intern in the city and county hospital
at Frisco, for a year, prior to three
months ago, when he took up surgical
work in the relief camps at Frisco. !
He goes to New York to enter upon a
two years. course at Mt. Sinai hospital,
a Jewish institution and the largest in
New York City. DR.. Albee was for
merly a resident of Spencer, and a
son of a former Spencer banker, now
of Berkeley, Cal.
Mr.. Robert Schwartz a we'll to-do
young Grundy county farmer. living |
six miles east of Eldora. was brought |
to the city Saturday evening by Dr. f. |
0. Koeneman of Eldora and taken to |
st. Thomas hospital, where he will be |
treated for a badly injured right leg. !
Mr. Schwartz was hurt nine weeks age |
in a runaway accident. He was haul |
ing a load of farm machinery when his |
team became frightened and ran away.
Mr. Schwartz was thrown from his |
wagon, and piece of heavy machin-
cry fell on his leg, causing COM
pound fracture between the knee and |
the ankle. The bones were broken in |
three places, and where the flesh was
punctured the wound has not properly |
healed. 1t may be necessary for him
to undergo an operation ito remove thu !,
splintered bone. but it has not as yet |
been decided whether to operate or
not. Mrs. Schwartz accompanied, her
husband to the city, and went to Ce-
dar Falls on night train to spend
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. c. B.