Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-23
Or. Nichols. physician.

b Or. Cneshere. physician ana surgeon
Always new and up date goods.
Miller. the jewe!er.
Always go to .Iasshalltown's busy
clothing house. Pappe Eros.
You can get some very pretty designs
iii lace curtains at NJ. f. Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H., Elliott. OF sos
South Fourth street. aSe parents of a
son, born Saturday.
Have you tried them? What? Silver
sBand cigars. Nothing better sold for
. cents. Once tried always used. Sold
by all dealers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. N. Kellar entertained
IA few friends at luncheon Sunday even
ing in honor CT Mr.. arc! Mrs. Charles
IA. Whitehead. M,.'oac wedding was sol-.
emnized last Wednesday,.
The funeral CT the late Frank Hilsa-s
beck was largely a..cmded sunday fore
noon at 10 o'clock at the Rethel church,
three miles nor.l. o. Albion. Re-. David
Thompson oiiirialet r.sc ilies.4bers OF
the WooG.aea camps OF Albion and Lis
comb attended the funeral In a body anoI
Miss Stella Ven Court, CT Davenport,
spent Sunday in The city as the guest
of Mrs. Harriet Miller. Miss Van Court
was on her way homo from Newton.
where on Wednesday last she attended
the celebration of the golden wedding
anniversary Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Van Court formerly of this
city.
Mrs. David Lennox received word this
morning from kinross, keakuk county,
announcing that tie condition Of her
|sbretler-in-saw,D DR.. Cieo,sc III. Porter. is
unchanged, and that his extreme nerv-
crsncss is against him. DIR. Porter is
now suffering complication of typhoid
fever, which makes his condition very
critical.
Lloyd Maxwell. of Sioux Falls, S. d..
spent Sunday in the city with his faith
er-ir-law. Mr.. E. r. Hood. being on his
way to Dies Aio:nes where on Tuesday
his trial for cInbeazeiment will come
up. Mi. Maxwell is not at all worried
over the outcome and is contemplating
bringing a damage suit against the
Typewriter company.
We will move into the room one door
south of our present location this week.
/ 81. Solomon leaves this evening for
Chicago to purchase a new stock of
goods, the spriag trade having ex-
cecded our expectations. If you want
a Eobby spring suit, and the latess
styles wait until the now goods arrive.
Marshall Tailoring Company.
ai5sEaf
oh, .;os,
tickets may be sold April 90 and "a and
l.mi!es of Cedar Rapids, la, at fare ard
one-th.vd for round trip. limited TO and
Including April eS, for the annual con-
Iven;ion Iowa State Retail Grocerss As
ispciation. Trans Mississippi Food Expo
Esition, Dramatic order knights of
| Shorassan. G. II. Heafford, c. p. & 4.
"A.
The Oskaloosa Herald says that the
Iowa Central has served notice upon
several owners and occupants of build
iings adjacent to is depot and on the
company property in that city to
l.vacate the lots at once and states that
1 the fact has given rise To several ru-
mors. The Herald seems to think that
| the most plausible idea that the noti-
1 tication foreshadows is the building of
"a new freight depot in Oskaloosa.
DIR. George +. Niblock arrived in the
lefty Sunday morning and was the guest
suntil this evening of his sister. Mrs. G.
&c Urine. and parents. Rev. and Mrs.
III. II. Niblock. DIR. Niblock has just
1completed his medical course in the
EChicagos College of Physicians and Sur
seons, and Went to Dies Moines this
5evening to take the SANITATION of the
Estate board os medical examiners
(which will, if successfully passed, ALLOW
4 him to practice his profession in Iowa
+ s3fg
Officer Weaver was called late Sat
5Eurday afternoon to the old "natiron'' or
1 South First avenue, where it was re.
sErorted William Myers, White. was try.
Ling to kill his colored wife, formerly
sIIrene Burrill. Myers made good his
escape before the officer reached The
house, and Mrs. Myers was informed
4 that il she wanted him arrested she
had better swear out an information
mrs. Myers stated that her husband
WAS drinking hard and was also under
j the influence of cocaine, to which habi
A he is addicted, and that he had threat
A Mr.. Fred S. Williams was the victim
4 of a very painful accident shortly be
4 fore noon Sunday. He had been clean
3 ing a bicycle and was just preparing tt
put 1T away when in some manner TIL,
4 second and third fingers of his RICH
hand We're caught between the chair
;. and sprocket wheel. The pain was yer,
7, great, but as MIR. Williams was alon,
5 in the house he tied UP the injured
s hand and sought a physician. 1t wa
{ found that the fingers We're cut off nea
a the first joint. IT is thought that i
I may be necessary To amputate them a
the second joint. The hand is badl.
{ swollen.
8 i. r. King. Of COS North cente
i street, was quite badly bitten by say
n age dog belonging to some farmer Sat
& urday afternoon. Mr.. King was ridin
! north on First street on his bicycl
s lwhen the dog, which was runnin
4 along under the wagon of his owner
/ made for him and fastened his teeth i
Z the calf Of Mr.. Kings right leg. Th
1 dog also attacked little girl and
cplored man and was later captured b
h Officers Hanson and Weaver. VIII
Z locked him up in the city pound. Nj
King was somewhat afraid of hydro
phobia and consulted a physician. TIL