Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-27
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DR. .Lierle, glasses fitted.

DR.. Mighell. surgeon end physician.
/ DR.. Wood, eye, ear, nose and throat.
DR.. Rosa Liebig, office over 50 West
| Main street.
Wanted-Girls to learn the millinery
4 trade. A. H. Simon.
Wanted-Girls to learn the millinery
trade. A. H. Simon.
For sale cheap, Quickmeal steel
range in good condition. A. H. Simon,
80 East Main.
4 DR.. Fred Neil, who graduated from
the state university dental department
last spring, has sone to Glidden, where
/! he has decided to enter practice.
Lack of a quorum prevented the reg
ular monthly meeting of the library
board being held Monday night. POST
ponement was taken until Thursday
night.
Mr.. w. H. Moore and MIS-. c. H. H.
Moore and children, of Oelwe1n, who
| have been visiting at the f. A. Moore
home, 4O7 North. Third street, returned
to their home today.
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Wanted-A good tenant for new,
modern eight-room house; will be COM
plete and ready for Tenant on Sep
| tember /. Best residence location IN
Marshalltown A. ]. Clark.
i Mr. Herbert Parker went to Water
loo this afternoon, where he will enter
| the employ of Busby Bros. in the new
| Waterloo theater Mr.. Parker will act
as treasurer of the theater.
Superintendent c. S. Hayden, Of the
Iowa Central, was in the city this
| morning overseeing the movement OF
| the Barnum & Bailey circus trains
and to look after other business.
! woodmansee & HUT, dray and trans
1 fer. have moved their office to 21S East
| Main street. The phone numbers will
| be the same as heretofore and they
| will be pleased to serve all their pat
| rons from the new location,
These snappy evenings remind one
that grim old winter is headed this
way. It's time now to think in earn
est about your winter fuel. When do
I ing it. think of Solvay coke-the new
process smokeless fuel Let US tell
you about it. Consumers Fuel Co.
DR.. T. j. Carmody left Monday eve
ming for Wesley Kossuth county,
! where he will practice medicine DR..
Carmody has been spending the sum
mer here with his preceptor. DR.. M. U.
Chesire, and has been doing some adj
yanced work in the office of Chesire &
Nichols
! James Wiley and Mark Cartwright
left yesterday in canoe on trip
down the Iowa river to Iowa City, for
an outing of a week or more. They
took with them camp equipage, and
during the trip will camp out and
spend a part of the time fishing while
on their way. At Iowa City they ex-
pect to sell the canoe and return by
rail.
With the leaving Of Miss Sieg and
Miss Tallett, assistants at the library,
who are going to the University of
Wisconsin about September | to take
up course In library work. Miss
Maud Kimberly, who was formerly as
sistant librarian, will again enter the
service Of the library in her old ca
pacity. Miss Marjory Nichols will
also enter the library at about the
same time to do apprentice work.
defective valve on broken main Of
the city water supply department.,
close to the corner of the union station
baggage ROOM threatened for a time to
flood the platform with water today.
The water continued to flow in a
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under the train shed for more than two
hours until most of the platform be-
tween the baggage room and eating
house was flooded. Expressmen We're
compelled to wade water in unloading
their wagons onto trucks
Mrs. Marcus A. Hall of Pasadena.
Cal, who has been in the city as the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. f.. Prfa,-d
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs Pickar7 to
0skaloosa Monday evening, and will
be in attendance at the Friend re ~
meeting. Rev. Enelne futile. Mrs.
Pickard's aunt, from indianapolis. also
wen, to Oskaoosa Monday evening to
attend the yearling meeting, and from
there will go to Richmond. Ind. to at
tend the Western yearly meeting.
Mrs. futile will go to New Orleans at
ter her Indiana trip for an indefinite
stay.
At the Chicago Great Western sta
ton this morning. as the train for the
south was about to pull out. a travel
ing man Informed Deputy Marshal
Clark that he had just been made the
victim Of pickpocket, who had relieved
him Of 800 The man stated that he
had picked up his two ;-rips was then
jostled in the crowd, and when he got
on the train found his purse gone AS
the, fellow took the affair so calmly,
and made no attempt to follow the
man whom he pointed out as being
suspected of the crime, the cas-, didn't
look SO very good to the officer who
d., not even take the mans name
Deputy Marshal Clark did however,
search the man suspected, but found
nothing on him
Information to the T.-R.. which will
prove of interest to friends here tells
Of the serious illness of Mrs. Annie c
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