Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-02

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proceeded to the store and. tho the arm
was giving her much pain, she was not
I aware that it was broken until her
wraps were taken off and the discovery
made by the other clerks. DR.. Ward
was then called. reduced the fracture.
and the young lady was taken nome.
/ Her numerous friends will hope for her
| speedy recovery"
"Tramps who have infested the city
lately are tough lot, and vagrancy
! is probably the least of their offenses.
| Reports are received Of attempts at
picking pockets and holding UP pedes-
trians a few nights since. A purse
! was snatched from a young lady at the
>Odeon entrance. and Louis Vitek, an
attache of the Times Republican mail
ing room, was approached as he was
going home late in the evening by
/ couple of desperate-looking characters,
one of whom poked him in the ribs and
gruffly demanded quarter. Vitek re-
fused to comply, and the fellows COM
! panion advised him to slug him., when
Louis reached for his gun. The pair
| heard the ominous click OF the trigger
and quickly slipped away
"Constables Stewart EaSon and
Oscar Blaney have rendered their res
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| sitions on the carrier force Of the post
office. Mr. Dave Evans. township
clerk has called a meeting of the trus-
! tees Saturday to act upon the resig-
nations and to select successors. No
applications have as yet been filed. AS
two of the three trustees ore demo-
Gratis, ii is proba BILE that tho choice will
! he made from the ranks of that party.
! MIR. Ernie Binford and Miss Mertie
Halbert left this morning for school
a. Grinnell'
| Mr.. c. H. Brock was in Des Mcines
Yesterday looking up his chances for
re- ELECTION as secretary OF the senate.
Mfr. John Broadhead, the jeweler.
came in this morning from his home In
Morrison, ILL.,, and was greeting his old
friends on the streets today. He Will
visit friends for few days"
| Mrs. p S. Balch and Mrs. c. ].
Lander left last evening for California,
! via the Central The destination of the
former is Los Angeles, while the latter
will visit awhile at Pasadena, then
proceed to Centralia, Wash, and re-
turn via the Northern Pacific"
| Murray and Murphy appeared before
| a light audience at the Odeon in Our
Irish Visitors" The company was
declared TO be weak and decadent."
Wednesday, Jan. 8, 1890.
"Twenty-six degrees above zero at
a. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Arson are
entertaining very welcome guest at
! their home. bright, bouncing boy. All
doing well and parents happy"
Mr.. S. w. Boyer, Of Ames Agricul-
! tural College, has been selected as sci
| ence tea her in the high school in place
| of Miss Rynearson, resigned"
| Licenses TO wed have been issued to
Andrew Buschbom, of Marietta, and
| Augusta Huntzelman, of Minerva: also
to ]. F. Weatherly and Jennie Ockan,
both of Written
"Mr. Ben Kicker. of Grinnell is visit
ing friends in the city. and is the guest
Of his brother, c. F. Kicker
| The Harvard Male Quartet. assisted
by Laura Dainty, reader. and Gertrude
Luflsin. pianist and cornetist, appeared
at the Odeon on the Y. NJ. {. A. enter
tainment course. and was declared to
: be "the finest entertainment seen at the
( Odeon this sea son..
| Thursday, Jan. 9, 1890.
! "Mr. A Pinkerton has raised TO-
! ss4 pounds of honey in the last year.
Miss Abbie Clifford. aged 50. county
superintendent of schools from 1874 to
1878, died at her mothers home in
Northwood. The body was brought
here for burial the following night
Justice Haradon. vest rday had
criminal and two civil cases married
four couples. e. Frank NJ. Thouas to
Minnie NJ. ,PinkeTton, Farry Iatur7o
to Rachel RarlShurst. F.. II. Hilsabeck
to Lillian ]. Campbell. and Nathan
Mccoy to Laura Ellen Nance. He
also ate one peck of baked potatoes
and took III the Odeon. Still he says
times is not as they was"
NO one has a bad cold NOWADAYS.
not even common cold. Such things
are common no more. A severe cold
or attack of acute catarrh isn't the
correct thing now at all. La grippe is
the proper caper, and If you have al
most any kind of ailment whatever
you want to call 1t the grip or be
considered altogether behind the times.
You~meet a friend. In either an I'M
guarded. or else very carefully
guarded moment, he pulls a handker-
chief on you. 1t is raised to his car
men, colored proboscis and a snort
shakes the surrounding atmosphere for
a block. and you exclaim: .Ah ha! got
it, haven't you? Well. you want to go
right to inhaling. Don't neglect it:
that's no common cold you've got, and