Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-13
!. DR.. Nichols. physician.
DR.. Bullard, osteopath, al West Main.
A gentleman's smoke-the popular
Black Swan scent cigar.

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# you want to take solid comfort buy
one of our fancy rockers. They are all
right. Marion Gard.
The only way to find out how good
our mems negligee shirts are is to try
them. Farrand & Clifford.
Buy your muslin skirts Of us. we
have them at 80. So. As. so, IS, SO cents
and up to s2.75. NJ. F. Andrews.
Veteran w. H. Mcvey, of the Sol
diers' Home. left this morning for Sid
ney, o., where he will remain for a
three months furlough.
Veteran James Gillaspie of the Soil
diers Home, left for Dayton. o.. this
morning, and expects to be absent on a
three months furlongh.
The members of the State Center
base ball team went to Taina this
morning. where the Tama nine was met
on the diamond this afternoon.
A letter has been received by friend
of Miss Ella Coleman, who recently
Went to Colorado for her health, saying
she is much improved She is now in
Jewellsburg and expects to travel by
easy stages to Cheyenne
The biggest. most varied. handsomest
stock of mems shirts in all Marshall-
town awaits your pleasure here. Hun
reds and hundreds of different patterns.
the richest of the sea sons productions
And every shirt made Just as thoit was
to your special order. Shape and work
manship are perfect. Farrand & Gift
ford.
Gilman Dispatch: Professor 2. NJ.
Everett and Frank Ensminger will
have string of5eight or ten Fl ne. prom
ising Young horses which they Will
track at Einl.le's Driving Park. Mar
shailtown. this season. They are the
property of Dennis, Frank and Nelson
Ensminger. Hi Bacon, DIR. w. j. Ward.
ers.
Miss Flora Smith, Of New London. a
young woman who has been in the city
about q week canvassing for a series of
medical works. was sent to her home
this morning by Overseer Of the Poor
Pemberton. Miss Smith was taken i'll
while here, and is suffering from ner-
INous ,aaladH, bordering on insanity.
Her condition ls quite serious, and az
! She was without money or frende aid
from the county had to be solicited.
Misses Mary Jean, Louise and Mabel
Miller We're hostess'es Thursday evening
Ito a pleasant gathering OF friends, in
honor of their cousin, Mr.. John Colby,
Of Mclndoe Falls. Vt, and Mr.. Will
Downer, of Muscatine, who is in the
lefty as the guest of DR.. Harry Echter-
Inacht. "A moonlight hay rack ride was
the diversion during the earlier part Of
the evening, after which the A. NJ. Mil
Ter home south of town, was taken pos
session Of and refreshments served. fol-
loved by an informal musical program.
lAnother driNe was enjoyed after the
Indoor festivities and a very happy eve
lining indeed was brought to close
| Two new Marshall county pensions
will be reported from the pension head
4 quarters at Washington shortly One
1 Will be that Of Olef Oleson. Company D,
\ Fifty Illinois Infantry, at the
lratesof SO per month, commencing July
! 20. 1888. Mr.. Oleson Is a member Of
1.-the Soldiers Home Robert CoNan, of
4 state Center. is the Other and Will be
granted a pension Of SO. commencing
1 March "a. 1899. Mr.. Cowan is a veteran
sof Company b, Eighty-third Illinois
Infantry. His allowance is in the shape
of q renewal being one of the old pen
I:sioners under the genera! law, in which
The received a pension at the rate of sll
! per month. His allowance was re-
4 scinded, however, over ten years ago.
a Very pleasant meeting was held
\ Thursday evening by the Modern
Brotherhood of America in their regu-
liar meeting place in the German l. o.
4 o. F. hall. Nearly every member OF
4 the order, which was organized here
4 but a few months ago, was present, as
1 Well as many outsiders The honorad
A guests were I. II. Hanley, president
and o. B. Watt chief physician. both
of Upton. and w. a. CaZer, E. r. Hi
4 land G. W. Draper, all state organizers
4 a very profitable hour was spent, dur.
ing which the president talked to tbs
order OF what it should mean 10 be.
4 long. Then social hour was spen
and all became acquainted with thu
4 guests from abroad and partook of re,
4 freshments, served by the ladies Of thu
4 lodge.
4 Mrs. Fannie Nicholson was remem
bered Thursday evening at the home O
4 her parents, MIR. and Mrs. ]. c. Hell
singer, when a party of her friend
n surprised her by coming in to spent
the evening with her. Dancing AM
cards were enjoyed and delightful
music was furnished by the Odeon or
chestra. AS it was Mrs. Nicholson
birthday, the guests had brought he
d a pretty watch chain, which was pre-
sented to her by Mrs. Charles Oleson
who made neat little speech. The in
ritSd guests at the party We're Messrs
D and Mesdames James Carleton, Johl
]. Campbell, Herman Westling, VIII
Cooks, Jim Holiday and Frank Haas
Misses Mamie Hussey, Albertina Peter
son, Nellie Yetley. Stella Duncan. Ma
bel Taylor, Anna Heisinger, Huld
Westing. Hulda Johnson, Clara An
krum and Jennie Hall. of Oskaloosa
Y Messrs. Charles a1urfield, Charles Ole
son, John Reynolds. H. Peterson,> i
s Peterson, L. F. Andrews, "A. C. Ever
S est. 3. s. Barborka, Fred TAYLOR. Loui
kunkle, Fred Fulmer and Bruce Fra
b ley, Of Albion
Lincoln Hubbard, who is EMPLOYED a
/ a driver Of one Of the wagons OF tn
Marshall Cemetery Association, made
discovery early this morning, in tn