Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-19
DR.. Getz. surgeon and physician.
Enter Business College. Trial free.
Or. Bay. Woodbury. block. new phone.

Or. Bay. Woodbury. block. new phone
Shirt waists and denim skirts at the
Hawkeye.
Watches from $3.50 up at George j.
Allen's. IA East Main street.
Have you sampled Graham's PLAN
tation. the new scent cigar?
overstocked on strawberries at
Hoyts. Five cents per box tonight.
You get a good Decent smoke for S
cents when you buy a Rosina Vokes.
overstocked on strawberries at
Host's. Five cents per box tonight.
Stop at Lashelle's cigar store for
your Sunday Chicago papers and
cigars.
wanted-Good horse for delivery
wagon. j. s. Brandon, South Third
avenue.
What do you think of the Jasper
Vocal. We have itfor sale. j. f.
Irwin Lumber Company. Both phones.
Dr. III. l.. Getz returned Friday from
l0es MONIES, where he has been IN at
tendance at the sessions of the Iowa
State Medical Society
Refrigerators! Let us show you the
perfect circulation in our Automatic re-
friserator, the filling. the finish the cons
Nen!ence We are sure we can please
you. Schmidts hardware store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hope and daugh-
ter Malinda. of Bergen, Norway, ar
rived in the city Friday evening from
New York and took the evening train
to Roland, where they have relatives
and where they will make their future
home
Mrs. c. P. Roardman and little
daughter Helen Went this morning to-
Dies Moines for Il weeks visit with
friends. Mrs. Boardman will avail her.
self Of the privilege OF attending the
sessions of the National Congress of
Mothers next week.
DR.. g. w. Dobson. of LeGrand, who
has been attending a Chicago school of
dentistry during the past year, was in
from New Sharon, where he has been
/ be in LeGrand for The summer vaca-5
ton.
The Iowa Legion of Honor, Republic
can lodge. No. 81, of State Center, cele-
prates this evening the twentieth anni-Y
versary of its founding, and at the ex-
ercises large delegation from this city
Will be present. In the neishborhood of.
twenty-five or thirty expect 10 go. leav-i
ing here at sos and returning shortly
after midnight.
DR.. Nichols is agreeably surprised at
be removed to the hospital this evening
and the changeNof sentiment among
their friends and relatives. He antici-
pates no difficulty in the removal, ar
those who objected strenuously ycster-
arrangement today.
The members of the w IT. d. Club,
With their husbands ard children. We're
entertained Friday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. II Erickson at a progressive car
oms party. An in1prpmptu program Of
music was enjoyed also and refresh
ments We're served. Besides the mem
bership, those present We're Misses
A1ollie and Ella Adams and Or. II. H.
Bay.
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Hon. George Il. Morse. vice president
and treasurer of the Central. enter
ltained very Informally but in a de-
Elightful manner Friday night in the
Hawkete before leaving for ST. Paul,
a few of his gentlemen friends al a
I8chating dish supper. Mr.. Morse's in-s
lNited guests We're AIessrs. q. r. Kirby,
Is. A. Morgan, G. G. St. Clair. d. r.
Denmead and T. Clarke.
Mrs. b.. G. Spears, at her home. No.
202 North Second street, entertained.
| Friday evening the members of the
presbyterian church. The evening was
"a very enjoyable one. The class mem
hers present We're Violet and Leora
\ Durelle, Eva Lowell. Lucille Wilson,
!! Florence Cordary. Mary Petit and Alta
| Ginder, and the other guests were Jessie
1 A1cA1ahon. Mildred Newcomer and nellie
\ Garwood.
j. *. Boyle. city editor of the Ccnter-
| VILE Citizen, has been in the city today.
\ Mr.. Boyle came 10 attend the state
convention of the Y. p. CT. u, which
was. to have been held yesterday and
\ today, but which, as announced in these
1 columns several weeks ago, was post
4 poned for two months on account of the
1 illness of Miss Rachel Jones, of Des
! Moines, until recently president OF the
Il Organization.
4 Hazel, the l3-year-old daughter OF
Mrs. Dell AicGord, was quite painfully
isDruised Friday evening about . o'yiock
as the result of being thrown from her
i bicycle at the corner of Park and Third
A streets. The girl was carried into the
A j. S. Wells home. where physician
y was summoned and an examination FOR
4 broken bones conducted. 1t was found
4 however. that the injuries We're con-
a fined only TO bruises, which We're so Sc
we're that the patient was kept confined
to her bed today.
a Lester Aud, the l3-year-old son OF C.
q g. Aud, $40 South Third street. was re.
ported as suffering with smallpox THU
morning. ard quarantined by DIR. Mich.
OILS. The boy vii be taken to the hos
= ipital tonight. DIR. Nichols states thai
this case is the direct result of careless
!. lness and non-obseryance of quarantine
regulations on the part OF w d. Fennei
= and the other patients quarantined Al
oil West Nevada street. The matter vii
be brought to the notice Of the board o.
! health at its meeting tonight.
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