Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-14
DR.. Mishell. physician and surgeon.

DR.. Mighell, physician and surgeon.
Dance at Forney's hall Wednesday.
Dr. Burkart, osteopath. 3o2 w. Maln'
Mexican Panama, the best picnic
hat. Sold by M. f. Andrews.
Don't fail to take a ride on the
merry go round, for cents.
Nothing equals Heinz picking vine
gar. Try it, Olson, the grocer.
Ask for Heinz picking vinegar the
next time you order. Olson, the gro
Our new fall fashions and fabrics
are ready for your inspection. HOP
kins, the popular tailor.
Mrs. Cross, 1O5 North Tenth street,
who underwent a very serious opera
| ton Saturday, is doing nicely
Take advantage of the low rates
during the week and visit the Old
Settlers Picnic Thursday. and the car
| nival every dav this week
c. A. Buchwald is plaintiff in an ac-
tom filed in the district court to re-
cover s26661, alleged to be due from
Gust Wahlberg for material sold.
Stomach dosing will not cure ca
tarrh. Breathe Hyomei and its germ
killing air will cure the disease. Nc
Bride e Will sells on guarantee.
Mrs. Pepper of Gladbrook, who was
operated on at st. Thomas hosrita.
about ten days ago. was discharged
Monday, and returned to her home.
Ed. Cobb. of Green Mountain, is very
seriously sick at his home of Appendix
citis, and it is thought that an OPERA
ton will have to be performed soon.
DR.. Pauline Nj. Townsend went to
Nevada this morning to appear before
the federation of women's clubs of that
| place and talk on Home and Eauca :
ton" this afternoon
The Sunday school of the Friends
church held its annual picnic Monday
afternoon at Riverview park. Eighty
people. young and old. participated.
Supper was partaken of. and croquet
and other games were played.
Miss Olive Hughes. who taught in
the Arnold building last year. return
ed from visit in Cedar Rapids Mon
day evening. She will spend two week 5
with her brother. Mr. w. P. Hughes
and wife. and then go to Seattle,
where she will teach the coming year,
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Miss Florence Byrnes left this NOR
ming for Rock Springs, Wyo, summons
ed by telegram from her sisters NUS
band Herman Payette. saying his wife
was sick. Mrs Payette is suffering
with disease of the stomach. Miss
Byrnes' stay will be of indefinite
length
The meeting of the committees rep
reserting the fraternal societies In the
movement to secure joint memorial
services met Monday evening in the
east court room. Owing to the absence
of some of the members no definite
action was taken, but another meet
ing will be held on the evening of
Thursday, Aug. %.
Mr.. George Reed, who has been
spending the past three years in Ari-
zona where he is employed by the
government as forest range, is in
the city to spend a months vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. w.
Reed. Mr.. Reed is engaged on re-
serve which lies along the Grand Cam
on of the Colorado.
Burt Johnson, aged % years, the son
of Vienna township farmer, was ops
Grated on this morning at st. Thomas
hospital for the removal of broken
down glands from his right side, which
had become diseased. The young man
fell from a hay rack three weeks ago.
injuring the glands of his side, which
necessitated the operation.
Lloyd Maxwell, of this city, with his
brother Lee Maxwell of Chicago, are
at Rock Island attending the invitation
golf tournament of the Rock Island
Arsenal Club, which began Monday.
Mr.. Lee Maxwell qualified in the OPP
ening round by beating w. III. Snyder
of Davenport, by up and four to
play Lloyd Maxwell was beaten IL,
the same round by Frank Holiday, of
Burlington.
MIR. and Mrs. Carroll E. Cherry, 415
Park street, informally entertained a
company of forty, mostly young peo-
pie Monday evening, complimentary
| to the latter's sister, Miss Dorothy
Arson, of Chicago. Her moti.er Mrs
A. c. Arson, and Mr.. and Mrs. w
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