Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-16
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The City In Brief

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| Chamberlain, optometrist.
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DR. Burkart. osteopath. IA W. Main.
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Picture framing at Simmons store.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, Is West Main
Dance at Forney's hall tomorrow
night.
For Sale - Chunk wood. G. L. DUFF.
Geld.
Dance at Forney's hall tomorrow
night.
Alberta peaches by the box at Ken
dali & West.
Get our prices on Ice cream freezers
Horne & Gelvin.
Another shipment Of fishing tackle
just arrived. Horne & Gelvin.
All the latest and most popular sheet
music at Is cents per copy at Tuffree
Music House.
Wanted-Bright, honest boy 16 years
Jewelry Company.
Mr.. George Tressler and two daugh.
ters, Mabel and Vera. spent Sunda,
with friends at Liscomb.
Marshall Rebekah lodge No 10 will
give trolley ride Wednesday evening
leaving court house at O'clock
Mr. and Mrs. David Russell. II,
Woodbury. street, are parents of
nine-pound son, born this morning.
Miss Florence Conn returned to he
home at Newton Sunday, after few
days visit with her sister, Mrs. Will
lam Mowry.
The Ladies' Cemetery Aid Socie.,
will be entertained Thursday Afternoon
by Mrs. III. o. Michaels, 3O1 soutl
Fourth avenue.
Mr.. Chester R. Echternach arrive,
home Sunday evening from a thre
weeks vacation visit spent in Chi
cago and Sterling, Ill.
The condition Of Mrs. Samuel Far
guson is very favorable today and TIL
attending physicians give the famil
Miss Clara Bauman of Liscomao, con
tinues to do nicely at St. Thoma
hospital, where she underwent a sur
gical operation a few days ago.
Luther Pemberton, a weM-know
Marietta township farmer, is i'll at hi
home, believed to be suffering wit
the preliminary stages of typhoid fevel
Mrs. G. w. Lathrop. of Chicago, wa
a guest over Saturday night of he
: aunt, Miss M. Middlekauff, while en-
route to Big Springs, Neb., for an ex
tended visit
Mrs. F. M. Hanks, matron of tn
old peoples building at the soldier
home, went to Mason City Sunday fo
a weeks stay with her brother, VIII
liam Hanks.
Miss Edna Stone, of Logan, who hs
been guest of the l. S. Rist famil
since graduating from the state un
versity at Iowa City, returned to HI
home today.
Mrs. Il. b. Brown and little son L.
Roy, of Dies Moines, arrived in the eli
Saturday for weeks visit at ii
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Thomas McLarnan
DR.. j. A. Walser went to Davenpo1
Saturday night to remain for a vaca
ton visit of several days. Mrs. walse
has heen at Davenport for some tin,
4 visiting her parents.
MIR. Charles R. Speers, who has bee
ltor, inx,i y,cr
Reudi. Colo, arrived home Saturda
afternoon. Mrs. speers and son will re
main two weeks longer
Mrs. Nathan Edsall, Of Hartland, liz
been quite sick the past week, with g
attack Of stomach and bowel troubl
incident to the hot weather, but
somewhat improved today.
Hazel, the 9-months-old daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Shipton thrs
miles east Of Green Mountain, is vel
i'll as the result of intestinal troubl
: induced by the hot weather.
Messrs r. w. Scott and A. A. An
drews returned home Sunday nigf
from a brief outing at Clear Lake. M
Ray p. Scott, who accompanied then
Miss Helen MCGOWAN arrived HON
Sunday morning from a six weeks Wis
it turnout Illinois, Indiana, Kentuck,
and Missouri. The greater share of he
visit was spent with relatives an
friends at Evansville, Ind.
The Woman's Missionary Society Z
the Friends church will meet Tuesda
afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. Helps
Hoag, North Seventh street Tn
meeting will be the annual business Sc
sion, and new officers will be chose1
Word received from Hudson tells <
the birth of an eight-pound daughte
on Friday morning to DR.. and Mrs. I
G. Mcmillan. Mrs. Mcmillan was fol
merly Miss Helen Burnell, Of this cit
a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Burn
ell, now Of Webster City.
The condition Of Mrs. George Johr
son, AS Park street, who is at S
Thomas hospital, where she passe
thru an emergency operation for az
pendicitis a few days ago, is very sal
isfactory indeed, and the patient
showing a nice improvement eve,
day
81 John S. Black, 500 East Chure
! !. street, is in receipt of word from CHI
Fl cago announcing the death Of n