Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-25
George ]. Allen. scientific opttcian.

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DR.. cheshere, physician and surgeon.
Tailor made suits. IS each. at Lee 3
lsBenedict's.
Best tailors. Brenneck & Hansen, 2o4
East Main street.
Have you seen the newest in hat
bands? Pappe Bros. show them
Beach's World Soap is made from the
choicest materials. Absolutely pure. :
| The choicest boys, caps only % cents
at Pappe Bros, Schoberts old stand.
Mrs. Joseph Holmes will entertain the
nom partisan w. c. T. U. Thursday af-
lternoon.
4 Cheviot suitings are very muclTin fa-
lvor this season. Hopkins can show you
the newest.
Dancers. attention.! Remember the
Canton military ball on Thursday eve
ming in Forney's hall. This will be the
last of the popular series of canton par
tiles.
! The little fellows have received spe-
fetal attention this year at Pappe Bros.
\ They can show YOU three times as
many styles as any other clothing
house.
We have a few Herrick refrigerators
need Il refrigerator this season. Why
lierrick as the hest refrigerator made.
ID. G. Wilbur.
i We have about 200 perch OF Well rock
and lip-rap on hand that we must dis
A pose of at once in order to clean up our
u quarry. We Will sell this rock cheap. IL
ssold at once. See us if you can useganyi
of this grade Of rock. Marshalltown
4 Stone Company, room 5, court house.
Engineer Jesse Long. of the Central.
land family. have removed back to this
lefty from Oskaloosa, where they have
lived for the past year, and are occupy
I ing their property at sos West Boone
street. Engineer Long will still continue
TO run out of Oskaloosa on the fast
4 freights.
A frame barn 20x24 feet. belonging to
i Mrs. Anna NJ. Englert. 4l2 South First
avenue, was burned TO the ground this
morning at 4 o'clock The building cons
tanned IA buggy and harness. besides
minor articles, which We're burned also.
Several frame buildings standing near
/ were scorched and it is fortunate that
no further damage was done
b. f. Cummings has decided rot TO
ibuild at present on the lot at No.
1 North First street unless he finds the
I right sort Of a tenant for a prospective
building. The old residence lately re-
moved from the lot had deveioped into a
fire trap. which was the main reason for
Its removal. The house was a land-
mark. having been the first residence iii
of the late DR.. w. c..
}o'umnings Whenshe located here in 1864
The Unity Club has missed several of
tits members during the past few
months. Mrs. H. A. Church having been
IN California, Mrs. j. w Rhoades in
g esN. FORK and Mrs. G. j. Hoyt $ mac
ieessible to her friends. owing To quar-
.antille. As a welcome back. therefore,
1.-the club enjoyed a fire supper and aso-
fetal evening Tuesday al the home Of
Mrs. George L. Andrews. Mrs George
4 H. Me rsh. OF Joliet. Ill, was the only
guest.
Mrs. A. G. Edwards. of Tama, re-
4 a Few days visit in the city with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Humlong.
n Mr.. aud Mrs. Edwards will entertain
Il Sunday MIR. and Mrs. T. ii. Keller, AIr
and Mrs. Charles Whiteh ad, of this
Il city: Mr.. and Mrs. Will Linaweaver. of
4 Detroit. and Mr.. and Mrs Gus Simonds
4 of E.mmetsbure, who expect to 90 To
4 Taina Saturday evening. Sunday will
s. be spent at the Musquakie camp, be-
Il tween lama and Alontour.
q The City Federation Of Woman's
Il Clubs Will meet Friday afternoon a,
80 With Mrs Charles Hull. No 40S
a West state street. This will be the an.
n nual meeting and afterthe program of.
u sticers tor next year will be elected. The
II program consist of the. reaiin of !;
q paper on The Twelve Greatest Paint.
q ings in the NJ Id and the picture.
mentioned Will ~ shoWn. The fifteenth
club to join the federation is the Gene.
terry Aid. which has just been voted in
s. Mr.. Louis Bernstein, formerly OF thi.
city but for the I,ast TIVE years a resi-
dent eff st. Louis. arrived in the eli,
this morning and VIII remain for al
\. Indefinite stay ON business. Mr.. Bern
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AdolEh and Charles Bernstein, Of thi
II lefty, has been in the wholesale cigaa
j business With his father in-law. S. Sus
= man, but at present he is contemplat
ling removing back 10 this city an,
t taking an interest in the Bernstei,
! Bros. business here.
Capt. IL y. Raymond. of Hampton
Il formerly one of the commissioners q
q the Soldiers Home. arrived in the cit,
, Tuesday evening with Capt. j. ID. Viii
Z liams, who is to enter the Soldiers
t Home hospital for treatment. Capt
a Williams is one of the old residents o
t Franklin county and was captain o
Company Il, of the Twenty fourth
Iowa during the civil war. He is nov
!. So years of age and is feeble both il
!. body and mind. Capt. Williams. wifi,
:. : died only last Friday and since tina
:. time he has been SO depressed that hi
:. frienGs considered hospital treatmen
b the best thing that could be done 70
+ him.
"A fire scare developed at Wilbur Ev
ans drug store this morning, cause
Z by neglect to shut OFF the steam pipe
-sEafter the removal OF a radiator yester
day. Whensthe janitor got up steam thi
!. morning it poured into the room iron
. the open pipes and gave the impression
Z from the outside that the room was full