Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-19
DR.. Nichols. surgeon.
Surgeon and physician. Janss.
Largest stock Of belts always a,

uSS adlllSSu,t FllcN4 me fancy par.
asols. Lee & Benedict
Have you sampled Graham's plan.
tation, the new scent cigar?
Big line of summer corsets at 81, 40
and 80 and 81 at NJ F. Andrews.
Use World soap to get quality as
we'll as quantity. Save the wrappers
and get valuable premiums.
Parties desiring ice cream for the
Fourth should send their orders early
to insure their being filled. G. Treffry.
Mr.. Arthur Hammond. son of Mr.. and
Mrs j. j. Hammond, of No. BOB South
Sixth street, left Monday night for Chi
Icago. where he has position in large
porceline house.
NJ. G. CoSne. of Liscomb, the foreman
of the extra gang on the Northwestern
who was hurt a week or two ago West
of the city, is improving nicely and will
! be able to resume his work again by the
/ first of next Week.
\ We have sust received another i'm
mense shipment of chairs. comprising
all styles and grades and the prices, as
usual, are rigth. Come In and look thru
eNsry Department.. You will find some
\ thing you need and want. Densel &
4 NNilbu;
4 DE. Hole. the census enumerator of
Marietta township, is the first rural
/ the recent census eompletedeaD rooo?
\ remuneration to report the work Of the
recent census completed. Mr.. Hole sent
1 his books this morning To Supervisor
4 Jacob Doxsee, of the Fifth district, at
1 Monticello.
The members of the w. T. D. Club.
with their families. expect to enjoy at
least a part of this month at Clear
Lake, ard have leased the Wilbur Den
sci cottage. Mrs. G. A. Billings and son
| Fred and Mrs H. Erickson and daugh-
tiers Anna and Ethel went to the lake
/ this morning TO spend a few weeks and
lsee to the settling of the cottage.
Conductor S. B. Chapman, of the Cen
ltral, resumed his run again this after
noon, after a weeks absence from duty.
/ during which time he has been in at
Tendance at the G. a. r.. encampment
AT Davenport. Conductor Wilhelm, who
4 has beer on the runs. returned Mon
day evening from Mason City, and will
4 resume his freightru in Il day or two.
Make Your porch and lawn attractive
and at the same time please your Wife
furniture Get out under the trees,
\ doctor bills. We have soma Very de-
!sirable porch and lawn furniture. some
\ thing on which you may take your ease
n
ijoyment of your family. Marion Gard.
General Superintendent r. H. Ash
ton, of the Northwestern, accompanied
by Superintendent II. ]. Slifer and AS
sistant Superintendent z. G. Scheven-
4 ell, Of the Iowa division, passed thru
the city Monday evening on the COM
.lpaEy's business car No. 40l. en- route
to Council Bluffs Mr.. Ashton is TAX
4 ing the trip to look over the new work
being done on the west end of the Iowa
division. \.
Mr.. Harold T, 1.ounsberry. who was
adjutant on the staff of Col. Will a.
4 brown, until recently commander Of
1.-The Iowa Sons of Veterans. is home
tfrom Davenport, where he was in at
4 Tendance at the annual encampment.
4 Mr. Lounsberry was elected member
1 Of the division, council very impor-
tant position. and it is likely Mr.. Brown
/ viii be appointed mastering officer by
the new colonel Mr.. Guy r. Carson, of
4 oes Mo;nes
I. The members of the committee in
i charge of the Masonic picnic to be held
E5here on the 9th inst are greatly en-
i couraged oversthe success With which
4 they are meeting The members Of the
4 society are taking an interest in the af-
4 fair, which promises success "A num-
q Der of prominent Masons from abroad
Il Will be present to make addresses anc
4 the Western Passenger Association ha.
\. granted good rates within a radius o,
Z fifty miles.
4 A car5loaded with coal part of the
4 Central's No. 63, which was brough
. into the city Monday evening. was de-
rallied on therepair track on account o.
a broken fange, eighteen Inches of In,
rim Of the wheel being missing. Til,
accident was very lucky one and /;
. serach for the missing piece was un
successful. Had the derailment DC
y Cured While on the track, and it il
ii strange that it did not, a bad acciden
a might have resulted.
81 The announcement cards of com
H mencement at Rush Medical College. o
& Chicago, have been issued and a numbe
/, of friends in the city have receive'
I them, Mr.. Phillip LOOMS. son of Mr.. an,
Mrs. A. H. LOOMS, of Chicago, beinl
among the graduates. Mr.. E. Lee
J grandfather to Mr.. Loomis. will be il
II Chicago to attend the exercises. whicl
]. are in progress this week Mr.. Loomi
has shown great ability in his, work an,
s is one of six to be given positions in tn
, Cook county hospital.
While Mr.. Frank Sherlock was takin
J his mother, Mrs. William Sherlock, 70
drive Monday evening they had yer
unpleasant experience. They We're be
.5Ihind a colt which has only recently bee
broken and as they were driving o
!. East Main street near the fair ground
the animal SHE'D at a bonfire. Turnin
!, quickly the carriage was over-turne
, and the two occupants thrown out. TIL
,, Halbert carriage was just passing and i
: lit Mrs. Sherlock was taken home. Sh
was badly bruised. but no bones wer
: broken. Mr.. Sherlock was also badl
e shaken up. The shafts to the bugg
J. We're shattered and the horse had
j scratched leg.
. In order to make room for their I'm
mense fall stock, the wholesale house