Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-26
Dr.. Lierle. physician and surgeon.

Buy new umbrella. One dollar man
samples, twentysiX-inch
size, for u cents, at the Bee Hive.
DIR. Billings is home from his trip thru
the south and is ready for business
again. He invites all his customers to
call
Closing out. pay up-I shall close
out my retail stock of flour and feed by
July l. All accounts must be settled by
that time. L. Derby.
A telegram from Mr.. j. H. sundell. at
New York. to Mrs. Sundell. received
Yesterday, announces that he will sail
from that city tomorrow morning for
Liverpool.
l have some flour to close out yet II
must go by July l, when ! turn the
building over to the owner. and 1t must
go cheap. Fancy patent northern flour
at 81 per sack. L. Derby. South Center
street.
The Marshalltown Stone Company
have completed arrangements whereby
they are able to deliver foundation stone
in any quantities on short notice. There
Is no reason now for delay in building
operations if you buy your stone of this
firm.
The junior Male Quartet OF the Metho-
dist church, composed of Messrs. Will
Wolff, VIII Long, Ray Ewald and Will
Ford. was in Union Tuesday night, to
sing before the conference of the dis
trict Epworth League. in session at that
place. Miss May Stone and Mrs. f. NJ.
Coleman went to Onion also Tuesday
evening, and attened the conference to-
day
Mrs. George Tingley who was taken
to the detention hospital because of i'll
ness with smallpox. contracted on a re-
cent visit to Chicago. is improving and
Will soon be discharged from the care
of the special nurse. None of the mems
bers OF her family have as yet shown
indications Of having contracted the
disease and the health authorizes are
hopeful that no other cases will result.
Charles Haynes, a stranger, WAS be-
fore the mayor this morning on lar
eeny charge and was sentenced TO thirty
days work pounding rock. Haynes.
with TWO companions entered the store
Of j a. Lane and While his compan-
ions attracted the attention of the pro-
piietor he stepped behind the counter
and attempted 10 seerete three revol-
vei$ and a razor under his coat Mr..
Lans saw the act and made him return
the goods and then notified the police.
HAYNES was found In the railroad yards
by officer Weaver and placed under ar
rest
Mr.. Charles j. Lander son of Mr. and
Mrs c. NJ. Lander formerly of this city
but now of Minerva. is home for visit
Of couple Of months. portion "
which time he will spend with friends
in Marshalitown. Mr.. Lander is now a
trained nurse. With very lucrative
practice in San Francisco. where he has
been since his discharge from the Span
/ ish-Anserican war. He enlisted in Com
rany Fl as a private. but at Jackson
/ Vile was sransfe red 10 the hospital
I corps, in which he served at Jackson
| Vile. Savannah and In Cuba. After his
4 discharge he entered a San Francisco
4 hospital. where he took course and
/ graduated.
Mayor F. X Stebbins, of Iowa City.
and Mayor W. H. Wray, of Oskaloosa,
i with Secretary F. c.. Pierce, of the Iowa
4 president and Mr.. Wray is vice presi-
with Secretary Pierce. constitute the
4 executive committee The object of the
meeting was to formulate a program for
the annual meeting, which will be held
lin Oskaloosa on Oct. and 10 An out
line of the program was made. but II
will not be- announced until acceptances
are received from those who have beer
asked to participate.
4 Mrs. j. C. Lucas. of Cripple Creek
4 Col, sister of Mrs. w. NJ. Abbot, Of
2l2 South Second street, who was called
to Des Mones about six weeks ago OF
account of the death of her father, thu
late Charles Menges left for her home
on the Colorado special Tuesday eve
ming. Mrs. Lucas, after coming to thi'
city to visit her sister, became i'll ant
three weeks ago was operated on fo
the removal of a tumor. She has i'm
proved very satisfactorily since TIL
operation and altho not entirely re
covered was able to stand the journe.
home. Her trip westward vas hastene'
l. SO1neWldl, however, Oh account VI III
extreme warm weather here
At Liscomb today was celebrated TIL
s1st anniversary of the birth OF Grand
ma Beeson, mother of Quartermaster +
A. Beeson, of the Soldiers Home, an
/ Mr. w. p. Beeson, of this city. Quar-
r termaster Beeson and daughter, Mis-
May, We're present from this city, a
were also Mr.. W. b. Beeson and daugh
! ter, Miss Caddie; Misses Tura Beesor
. Of Lake City; Dora and Nellie Beesor
. of Peoria, ILL.,; Mr.. and Mrs. Wiliiar
y Lybarger and family, residing thre
: miles north OF the city. and Mr.. an
Mrs. W. H. Arney and family. residin
6 five miles northwest Of town. Dime
was served at Mrs I3eeson's home b
her daughter, Mrs. T. j. Mckibben.
Mrs Anna Howe-McGinnis, who Il
the past four years has been a mission
q airy in China, met the ladies of the MI!
d sionary Society Of the Presbyteria
II church Tuesday afternoon at IL
a church. addressing them on the fie
# work in China, as observed during II
! recent periious times in the Boxer di
50 trict Mrs. McGlnnis and her husbar
IS are both missionaries. and have been
II China under the direction of the Pre-
% byterian missionary board. Mr. ar
Mrs. McGinns recently arrived in tn