Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-25
Or. Nichols, surgeon.


b DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.
Good eating apples for sale at Rey-
nolds, Watson & Co.'S.
Hard coal. Irwin Lumber Company.
Soft coal, the same place.
Twenty -seven-inch black satin Ouch
ess. $1.25 quality, 9S cents. Hoyts De-
partlnent Store.
Annual 5Chautauqua assembly in ses-
sion at Clear Lake, Iowa. Low rates
via Iowa Central railway.
a large number of members of the d.
%. o. Is. will so to Waterloo8on Aug. 6
to attend big gathering of the order.
General Passenger Agent George s..
5Batty, of the Central arrived home
Tuesday evening from a short business
stay in Chicago
We are not building our piles of lum-
Der very high, because we expect to
take them down again soon. Irwin
Lumber Company.
Supreme Representative p. A. Haw-
ley, of the Maccabees. was in Eldora
Tuesday night in attendance at a meet
ing and social session of the tent of that
city.
e We want ten good men to work in our
quarry ut Rocl,on. Will pay Sl75 per.
day Apply at the quarry or at our
Iotlics. Room 5. court house. Marshall-
town Stone Company.
We are making very low prices on.
sfirst-clas's foundation stone. You can
save money on your stone bill by seeing.
US. Marshalltown Stone Company,
rooms and 5, court house.
Mrs Murray Wildman, of Eldora, ar
rived in the city today, called by the
illness of her sister, Mrs. Fred Harri-5
son. Mrs Wildman is soon to remove
TO kanawha. her husband having res
Gently disposed of his business IN Ell
dora.
The family of j. r. Wildman with
AIes'sts. Amos Ball, of Des Niotnes, and
Harry. Ferguson, of Hastings. Neb.,
pitched their tents today al q point two
miles up the river, and will camp for
Z the next ten days or two weeks. Later
they will be Joined by Mr.. Balls parents
from Toledo, and A1r. w. e. Kimberly,
and family, of Kellogg.
Mr.. DeCoursey French, of Dubuque,
V deaf mute who has been a teacher
and conductor of a school for mutes in
Dubuque for ten years, spent the day
in the city. Mr.. French was the teacher
of Linnie Haguewood. the blind and
deaf and dumb girl, for two years be-
fore she entered the state school at
Ninton. Mr. French is on the road al
Il
palion, a New York journal
The approximate earnings of the
Iowa Central of the third week in
June. according to the weekly report.
issued Tuesday afternoon. shows s35,-
155 10 have been earned during the
period. as against si4,590.49 for the
same week last year. or a decrease of
ssSS5.49 For three weeks of the pres
emf month the road earned si09.187,
against SlS3,22sl.4o, a decrease of s24,
094.iD as compared to the same period
in 1899
To celebrate her 18th birthday Miss
Alma lsaaespn entertained thefollowng
of herfrirnGs at her home. No. 90s
North Fifth street. Monday evenings
Misses Olga kollin, Edith Andersen, AL
ma Seberg, Maude Isaaeson. Asther
|Amblad, Anna Peterson, Gertrude
! Strand and Nettie Isaacson. of Dayton:
.Messrs'. Albert Berg, Arthur Carlson,
1 Oscar Thornquist. Ernest johnson. liar
Try Noyd, Arvid Anderson ana Joseph
Lander.
Mrs. L. j.. Lease. Of Fremont. Neb..
who has been in the city for the pest
few weeks as the guest of Miss Martha
! Broadhead and other old time friends,
i5Mlu go this evening to Boone where
she Will visit shortly before going on
( home. Monday evening Mrs. H. Y.
/ Srsers entertained at tea a few of her
more intimate friends and Tuesday
evening Mrs, Lease was the honorsd
guest at a small tea party given by
Mrs. w. W. Shannon.
New admissions TO the Soldiers
\ Home during the past few days are as
follows: Napoleon Dorsee, Company G
sixteenth New York Infantry Linn
county; George Litzenberg Company
f, Eighteenth Iowa Infantry, johnson
4 county: Sylvanue G.. Torpy, Company
II X. Fourth Michigan infantry, jackson
county; Thomas w. Smith, Company
4 III. Twelfth Iowa Infantry. Polk coun-
jtE; cyrus r. Rabbit Company Z,
/ ThirtS-ninth Iowa Infantry, Florida;
lCharles W. Tracey, Company Fl. TWEEN
/ ty-first Missouri. Mahaska county;
Francis NJ. study, Company +, Frs,
4 Nebraska, Fremont county.
Ross G. Peterson. former business
! man of this city, now of Everett, S. ID.
I arrived in the city this morning and
/ will remain for a week or ten days or
4 business. Mr.. Peterson is engaged WITT
4 Mr.. Fred Mitchem, of this city, IN tbs
4 ranching and general merchandise bus.
4 mess near Everett. which is located II
II the northwestern part Of South Dakota
near the Montana lire. He is vel
4 pleased with the business outlook ant
lis satisfied that the venture Will provs
a successful one. Mrs. Peterson ant
daughters. who arevisiting in Garwir
at present with Mr.. Peterson's rela.
tives, will go to their South Dakota
home about Sept 1.
i Miss Laura a. Peterson leaves this
i evening for Fit. Dodge, where she has
A accepted a position in the city schools
flor next year. Miss Peterson will visit
i her sister, Mrs. George j. Piersol, unit
4 the school opens, and will make hel
home with her during the term. Miss
Peterson is, one of the brightest girls
THAT has ever been graduated from the
4 Marshalltown high school, being vale