Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-02
5arshatu,t lu 5nndap aplp 1900
DR.. Henriksen.
Dr.. Bay. woodbury. block.
For first-ciass papering or painting
see Bert Everist. Mayors drug store.

DR.. Bay, Woodbury. block.
For first-ciass papering or painting
see Bert Everist, Mayors drug store.
Reynolds, Watson & Co. will close all
day July 4. Send in your orders Tues
8dvy.
All of our fine corded 2o-cent ging-
hams to be closed out at 10 cents. NJ.
f. Andrews.
Lost-A diamond brooch. on East
Main street this morning. Finder leave
at this Office and receive s25 reward
s5s.s ~ lfsls
Luke Raglin can now be found at La
shelle's cigar store, where he would be
pleased to have all his old customers
call and see him.
Dir. Billiard, osteopa,hist; parlors All
West Main street. All durable diseases
successfully treated. Examination
free.
The A. o. u. w will give a grand
public dance at Odd Fellows hall the
evening of July 4. Music by Parr q
Smiths orchestra. Admission, so cents,
Ladies' free.
Mr.. A. Il. Metzgar. who has been in
the employ of the county as one ofsthe
engineers at the county heating plant,
is moving his family to Grundy Center,
where he will engage in the hotel bus
mess.
Miss Maybel French returned this
morning from her Des Moines visit.
While there she saw Miss Mayme
Campbell and was rejoiced to find her
health greatly improved. Miss Camp
bell is now in Chicago visiting Miss
Mary Palmer and Mrs. Henry Warner,
formerly Miss Harriet Young. of this
city.
In another column appears notice
to contractors and builders asking for
sealed bids on all labor and material
on buildings to be erected at the Sol
sdiers' Home, The bids will be received
until July 16, 1900. as Indicated in the
notice. The commandment and board OF
control reserve the right to reject any
and all bids.
Centerville Citizen: DR.. s. NJ. Ar
thur, of Marshalltown. a recent grallu-
ate of the Northwestern Dental Coll
lege, was in the city yesterday calling
upon the members of that profession.
DIR. Arthur has been in practice for
some Wears and in his search for
prosperous business location may Sc
lect Genterville as the proper place.
Miss Ruby Dadswell. formerly of this
City but now of Geneva. arrived III .he
City Saturday evening and mas already
assumed her duties as nurse in the
Soldiers Home hospital. taking the POI
Isition vacated by Miss Brouhard, who
has now served TWO years, the length
of time required TO be pronounced
TRAINED. Miss Brouhard goes from
here to Dubuque to the Finley hos
pital.
MIR. Vincent L. Freeland, wife and
daughter, Of Cincinnati, o., arrived in
the city Sunday evening. Mr. Free
land will remain for visit of only a
few days. but Mrs. Freeland and baby
Will be here for month or two with
the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs j.
EG. Weatherby. Mr.. Freeland. who was
"a former employe of the Iowa Central,
is now general agent of the Wiscon-
sin Central, With headquarters at Gin
cinnati.
For several sabbaths past Chaplain
been inviting singers from the differ
ent sunday schools in the city to sing
at the regular services at the Home
which are held at 8 o'clock every sun
day afternoon. The response on the
part of the singers has been hearty and
generous ard their services are Very
greatly appreciated by the members of
1.-The Horne. These singers also hold song
services in the different wards of the
! HOSPITAL, much to the delight and in
aspiration of the sick. This is truly
singing Tor Jesus.
Miss Ollie Drummer returned home
i Saturday evening from Mason City,
where she has been stopping at The
Oaks for a week, in company with Miss
i Mildred Mason. of this city, at the ex-
pense Of Marshall Tent, No. %. Il. o..
1T. NJ. which offered the outing to the
I young ladies selling the most tickets
for the recent K.8O. 7. NJ, excursion.
4 Mrs. Mason has been with her daughter
Lat the lake and they remained over
i Sunday. Mr.. Mason joining them Sat
urday evening. From Mason City Mrs.
\ Mason land daughter go to- IGdepen-
0ldence, to visit Mr.. Mason's sister. Mrs
ICieorge Rogers, and Miss Mary Mason.
Il
County Attorney and Mrs. Henry
! Stone arrived home Saturday evening
from Oberlir. o.. where they have been
to attend the commencement exercises
4 of Oberlin University, where Mr.. Stone
Egraduated In the class of 10. AT the
annua! meeting Of the class members
J Mrs. Stone was made an honorary
member of the class. Mr. and Mrs.
Stone stopped on the way home at
4 Winnetka. ILL.,. for brief visit at the
i home of Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Starr,
and at Engiewood with Mr. and Mrs.
/ Stanley Wood. They also enjoyed a
few days at the beautiful home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Haradon at Chicago
/ sunday was quite day for runaways
lat Melbourne, three occurring during
the short space of twelve hours But
lone accident resulted, however, that be-
ling to Emma, daughter of Gottlieb Sny-
jder, butcher of Melbourne. Mr.. Sny-
ilder was driving, with his daughter,
when the horses became frightened and
soon got from under the control Of the
4 driver. Miss Snyder was thrown out.
as was. also her father, and for several
Ihours wac unconscious. No bones were
broken Elmer Stouffer's team also ran
away, and Vivian Stouffer, son of Mr..
and Mrs Stouffer, thrown out. He was