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

| +. Andrews store.
| r. E. Thomas, dentist, over 10 West
Main. Telephone. new S22
A 800 lb. fire proof safe. is inches
high inside, $500. See Schmidt.
| Hosiery sale--5Oc lace hose now 35c
don't miss this sale. M. r. Andrews.
| All word contest lists must be in by
| Saturday, Aug. 25. EadieWard Music
| Co.
| Ladies', attention-We offer you
warm weather hosiery this week, at
big reduction. NJ. f. Andrews.
| Wireless telegraphy. Practically
| demonstrated and explained at For
neys hall, Thursday, August %, $3.50 p.
m.
| This is the last week Of our word
contest. You may be the lucky win
ner Of the $450 piano. EadieWard
Music Co.
h. P. Bigelow and Wesley Sharp,
who have been working in Grinnell for
| the past several weeks, spent Sunday
| in the city.
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be given away absolutely free in our
word contest. Send for particulars.
| Eadie Ward Music Co.
| Mrs. L. L. Meeks, who underwent an
| operation at ST. Thomas hospital
about week ago, for cancer, is i'm
proving nicely. She was able to sit up
for a short time Saturday.
Baggage car No. 25, which has been
| in the shops being repaired, cleaned
and repainted, was brought out this
| morning and sent north on No. l. 1t
| will be run on that train and No. 2.
| The cooks of account ofNthe former
David Coulton Plumbing Company will
| be found in the office of w. j. Ivory,
| % West Main street. Please call and
make settlement without further notice.
Even hour, to s.
Travelling Auditor H. Bennion, of the
Iowa Central, who has been confined
| to his room at the RailroafY. M. c. A.
| for the past ten days with an attack
Of rheumatism in his ankle, was able
to resume work today
| A horse owned and driven by Mr.
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! city, dropped dead Saturday night on
Main street, near First avenue. The
animal became frightened at passing
street car and jumped, and it is pre-
| sumed that a blood vessel was rup-
| tured.
Mr.. Ned Downing, who has been i'll
with rheumatism at the home of his
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Downing,
went to Colfax today to remain two
| weeks. MIR. Downing's condition is
much improved His father accom-
panied him to Colfax but will return
tonight.
Lincoln j. Carriers latest effort "The
Eye Witness" which comes to the
Odeon next Wednesday evening, is an
assured success. 1t is a melodrama of
the cleanest type having every essence
Of human interest and is without doubt
one of the best plays by this prolific
! author and producer. Special prices.
10, 25, IS and so cents.
Judge G. S. Robinson, of the state
board of control, spent Sunday at the
Soldiers Home, as guest of the of
ficers Of the institution. Judge Rob
inson has been on a tour of inspection
of state institutions, and came here
after visiting the industrial school at
Eldora. He returned to Des Moines
Sunday evening.
Sixteen little boys and girls were
guests lat birthday party given Satur-
day afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock by
Mrs. Clyde A. Whitney, Oil Arson
street in honor of the fourth anniver-
sary of her little girl, Ina Irene Whit
ney. Mrs. Whitney was assisted in
amusing the children and serving re-
freshments, by Mrs. Charles Thompson
and Mrs. p. N. Wikle.
The boys Of the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A.,
who are going to attend the associa-
TONS camp for boys, which begins at
Minerva August %, will take supper
at the association building this even
ing. Each boy will bring with him q
portion of the supper. At the meeting
plans for the camp will be made and
a permanent outing organization will
be formed.
Rev. NJ. N. Smith, preliminary to his
sermon Sunday morning, made a hap
py reference to the gift of a handsome
carriage made by admirers among the
church and congregation upon the re-
turn Of the pastor from his vacation.
Rev. Smith expressed his thanks to the
donors remarlzing that he did not feel
that the gift was deserved and he could
not understand why it was made I'M
less 1t was deemed in line with civic
Improvement.
B. P. Duffy, Of Dubuque, who has
been assistant superintendent of the
Iowa Telephone Company's exchange
in that city, arrived in the city today
and began work for the local exchange
of the company He took the place OF
George III. Cole, who went to Cedar
Falls today to become manager of the
exchange there. Mr.. Duffy will bring
his family to live here in short time
At present he is making his home with
his mother-in-law Mrs. Charles H
Spencer, Of the Windsor Hotel.
Among the snotices of the patents is
sued to Iowa people sent out from
Washington today is one to Albert NJ
Clark, of this city, for railway rail
Mr.. Clark is councilman from the First
ward. and during the past few years
he has been spending much of his time
perfecting patentable articles. This is,
the second patent that has been