Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-07
Surgeon and physician. Janss.

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Surgeon and physician. Janss.
The daylight storeP. A. stern's
new store.
Large shipment Of towels just re-
ceived. Bannatyne & Lay.
The best quality Of table damask and
towels is at N. F. Andrews.
To rerlt-Two suites of rooms suitable
for office or living rooms. Carney 4
Holt.
We guarantee a fit equal to anything
Worn in Marshalltown. Brenneck &
Hansen, the tallors.
Lost-A sum of money-S115-eigh
$40 bills, one $50 bill and three S. bills,
Finder leave at this Office and receive
$25E reward.
We can deliver all grades of founda-
ton stone on short notice. Prices rea-
sonable. Marshalltown Stone Com
pany, room >, court mouse.
DR.. c. A. Billings returned satur-
day evening from his North Dakota
trip. Mr.. Z. w. Millinery arrived homss
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. o.. II. Hole and Mr.. X,
G. Roberts spent the day in Mason City,
where they attended the regular assoc
citation meeting oc Christian Scientists
held every three months.
| BY a misuse OF terms in these coll
aumns on Saturday the city physician
was confused With the city health
physician. DIR. Llerle is city physician.
but has nothing to do with smallpox
cases, as another physician has been
employed for that work.
Mr.. George w Schoenhut, of Ildora,
Who has been in the city for a few days
on business, returned home Saturday
evening and early Sunday morning left
for Peoria. ILL.,. where he will assist his
brother. r. Il. Schoenhut, during the
big time Peoria is to enjoy during the
EneNt few days.
Passengers on the Northwestern's
fast mail and the centrals passenger
No. We're treated to a
race between the two trains east of the
lefty this morning The Central was a
lhttle in the lead in coming onto the
turn where the tracks run side by side,
and the mail train was unable TO pass
lit.
day in I5ldora, accompanying there
Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Turner and
children. of Rollins, Wyo., who arrived
from the west Saturday for a month
Visit at 1.-THE home in Eldora of Mr.. and
-,T,-r r w..
respectfully to attend the national con-
vention of the b. OF l.. T., TO be held
at Milwaukee.
Engineers ]. NJ. speer and John
Whitaker, Of the Central. accompanied
by their wives, will leave Tuesday for
milwaukee,, where they will attend the
annual convention of the brotherhood
of Locomotive. Engineers, going as DEL
egates from Marshall division No. LAG.
Mrs. Whitaker passed thru the city
this morning from Oskaloosa en- route
sstratford, whore her parents reside,
and Where her children vii! remain un-
stil she and her husband return from
Milwaukee. 8.
Mrs. Rose Reynolds Porter. who was8
called II the city a week ago on the
sad mission os accompanying the re-
mains for her husband for burial, left
this morning for Marion. where She will
visit a short time with her brothers-in
law, DR.. j. w. Wertz and Mr.. Howard
Kelly. From Marion Mrs. Porter win.
go to ISinross, keokuk county, where
she Will look aftersthe settlement of her
husbands business affairs. After that
work Is Completed she Will return TO
Alarshalitown to reside.
General Manager Clarke. of the Gem
trail, accompanied by Mrs. Clarke and
daughter Mae, left this morning at 40
Isoclock for Peoria. on the Hawk Eye.
/, From there, at lao this morning, they
wen. to Indianapolis. where Mrs.
/ Clarke and daug liter viii remain for a
Visit with the formers mother. Mr..
X Clarke Will leave Indianapolis Tuesday
morning for this city. The desire to
lescape the danger OF smallpox IN this
lefty caused the departure of MIR.
I Claskeis family sooner than was ex-
I#pected
j a little boy named Carlson, the son Of
Il IA packing house employe, came near be-
ling sent to the hereafter Sunday after
I noon in an attempt to board west
a bound freight train on the Northwest
q ern The boy tried to grasp the side
.irons of one Of the box cars and was
I thrown in the air, but alighted without
y injury. He narrowly escaped falling
4 under the wheels, however and those
y, who Witnessed the occurrence were
badly frightened for the moment. Off
!. Ger Clark ordered the little fellow from
!. the depot platform and threatened hin
fI8with arrest if the occurrence was re-
3 peated.
= The Nprthwestern's east bound
freight No. 20, in charge of Conductor
Z ltNandermark. which eft this cit,
; about 4 o'clock Saturday evening, en-
a slight accident Immediate
/, ~ east of Quarry, when a car brok,
lfdown and was derailed and derailed tn,
. one following. The belated Colorad,
special from the west, which arrived
about 5 O'clock, was delayed. a s wa.
also the west-bound Colorado special
e which was held at I.eGrand to meet TIL
!. east-bound train The accident nigh
y have been considerably worse from
e sstandpoint of delay. as there wer
n barely six or eight inches space lef
$ between the north and south tracks 10
' trains to pass The wrecker from
: Belle Plaine was brought to the seen