Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-12
Surgeon and physician. Janss.

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Surgeon and physician. Janss.
Lawn social at Or. Blacks Wednes.
day evening.
Your laundry, If taken to Flitton. win
be done right.
All sizes Of telescopes cheap. Hoyt's
Department Store.
Great variety of muslin skirts and
drawers at NJ. F. Andrews.
Join the crowd and so via the Iowa
Clear Lake for a fine fishing trip.
You surely will meet me at Henry
Pappe's reception tomorrow evening.
All our fine corded ginghams that
We're 20 are now going at 10 cents. NJ.
4. Andrews.
Declare all other engagements off for
tomorrow evening as that is the date
of the opening and reception of Henry
Pappe's new clothing store.
Elegant Book Free-Wrrite to George
S. Battey, G. p. &. 7. A., Iowa Central
railway, Marsnalltown. Iowa, for
handsomely Illustrated book on Clear
Lake, Iowa, Great Summer Resort.
"A Days Journey by Torchlight" at
the Christian church tonight Interest
ing, instructive and entertaining. You
are invited. Collection of 10 cents at the
door for the benefit of the Christian En-
deavor Society.
The reason men prefer to buy gold
watches Of Hellberg is that he knows
all about watch and can get them the
most for their money. In the short time
he has been here heihas sold the finest
watches that are carried on our streets.
The time of leaving of the Country
Club hack from the Mcbride & Will;
and Pilgrim hotel corners has been
changed, and in future the hack Will
the grounds at $50 $50 and s. Sum
adys, to the grounds at 2:S0 and $780,.
Returning, 3 and S.
The Oskalooso Herald OF Monday
levening announces the approaching
marriage of Miss Nell Y. Barr, daughter
of General Claim Agent Barr, of the
Central, and a young lady who is known
by many friends in this city. The teach
ers of the Whittier building, with whom
Miss Barr has been Identified for some
time. gave a farewell reception to her at
the school building in honor OF the cons.
ling happy event.
The high water, caused by the heavy
trains Sunday morning, has delayed
somewhat the work of taking up the
Bunce extension pipe as part OF
l., -,
! the engine used for pumping. The
contractors have had quite hard time.
of il in doing the work, eight lengths
being all that have been removed SO
4 far. The Soldiers Home sewer both
cred the workmen to some extent and
4 three days We're consumed in removing
lone length of pipe. 1t is thought. how
ever. that the rest Of the work can be
completed with greater rapidity than
THAT already done.
4 Mrs. Jesse Y. Long. Wife OF Engineer
i Long, of the Central was treated for
lcancer of the breast in its worst form
4 by E. T.. BethlSa. G. S. and is pel.nla-
! nently cured. Mrs. ]. X. Shrader, of
4 Garwin. Iowa, says: i was cured
without the knife by f. l.. Bethke, G..
S.. of scirrhus cancer of the breast. 1t
n had grown fastto the ribs" Mr.. c..
4 Fricke, twelve miles west of the city,
4 was cured of a cancer of the ear by "A.
y n. Bethlle. C. S., after a knife in the
4 hands of expert surgeons failed. Mr..
III w. Harris. near LeGrand, cancer Of
1.-THE lip. was cured by A. II. Bethke, G.
S.. 209 West Main street.
Il Henry Kenpe. of Quarry, whose wife
+, was sent to the hospital for the insane
& at Mount Pleasant last March, has re-
Il ceived word from Mrs. kempe that she
is entirely we'll and warts to- come
home Mrs. kempe says that she has
4 been working every day for some time
u in the hospital, and considers that if
4 she is able to attend to duties there She
4 might as we'll be home. Mr.. Kempe left
for Mount Pleasant to see II the hospi-
tai authorities We're of the same opinion
81 as his Wife. 1t is thought here by those
Iwho have visited the asylum in recent
a weeks. and seen Mrs. Kempe. that DIR.
81 Hoyt will hardly allow her to be re-
moved just yet.
General Traffic Manager j. n. Title
more. OF the Central, arrived home
Monday evening on the belated Colo
: ,5rado special from New York, where he
Il went last week to attend the regular
: quarterly meeting of the executive
traffic officials. Mr. Tittemore was or
J, the Colorado special when it was
wrecked Al LaFox, ILL.,, the account o.
(which appeared in these columns Mon,
: day evening. He was not injured, bu
was quite severely shaken UP, along
? with several others. The car in which
Mr.. Tittemore was a passenger wa
:. held to the train by switch stand ant
). the coupling. and had the latter broker
: it would have been hurled into
twenty-foct I'll. Mr.. Tlttemore say
, the wreck was a very fortunate one 70
: all concerned.
$ In the race Of the census takers, Mrs
ca NJ. c. Huffaker has come in second
$ having finished her.Fwork OF enumera
ton Monday afternoon. She has bee
. engaged today in arranging her report
!. and sending them to THE proper author
E tiles. There is no doubt but that tn
. other enumerators will complete thei
labors by the specified time. for eac
. one seems to be progressing nicely. TIL
: weather has been extremely favorabl
!, for the work Those who have bee
4 given districts largely populated by tn
o foreign element have been somewha