Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-10
DR.. Trotter, office with DR.. Mighell.


DR.. Trotter office with DR.. Mighell.
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DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician
You will get the latest in neckwear at
% III. Hole & Bros.
Automatic refrigerators, strictly first
class. schmidt's hardware store.
A beautiful line of negligee shirts to
select from at o. Fl. Hole & Bros.
Try Cuiley's rose Japan teas, none
so good, at 40 to 60 cents a pound.
For sale-strawber plants so cents
hundred, 800 for 81. Mrs Charles Saua.
Munsing underwear ia the best in the
market For sale only by NJ. F.
Andrews.
We can please You in lawn mowers.
from the cheapest TO the very best.
schmidts hardware store.
l.. Derby, zoe South Center street Is
closing out lis large stock of flour and
feed. Everything must be sold in thirty
days regardless of cost.
Something for. nothing. Call at NJ. F.
Andrews and get a Standard Fashion
sheet for June. Ii will interest you /!
you have any dressmaking to do.
General Foreman c. H Mead. of the
Iowa Central car shops. left this morn
ing for Belmond and Mason City where
he viii remain for a few days looking
over the condition of the ballast cars
that are in service on the work at those
point.
The rev government lands of Okla
homa and the fine farming lands OF
Minnesota and Dakota reached quickly
via the Iowa Central railway. Home
seekers excursions twice monthly.
Write To George S. Batty. C. p. and t.
A., Marshalltown, Ia, for full particu-
lars.
The Burlington. Cedar Rapids &
Northern railway has gotten out a nsa,
Booklet descriptive of the beautiful sum-
rler resorts at Spirit and Okoboji lakes
III northwestern Iowa. Free copies will
z he mailed upon application to John G.
Farmer. assistant general passenger
agent, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Misses Miriam and Gertrude Ingersoll,
OF Humeston, who We're called to Gil-
man last Week 70 accompany tile re-
mains Of their mother. the late Mrs A.
Sc. lngersoll. arrived in the city Thurs
day evening for a brief visi, with their
sister, Mrs. I. j. Stewart. of So4 South
Center street The Misses Ingersol
Mil leave for Humeston Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Putzel were host
and hostess to the members Of the
Careway Club Wednesday evening at
their home. los North Second avenue
The clubs game, PROGRESSING eachre,
vas enjoyed during the evening. Mr. d.
w. Marsian winning the lone hand prize
for the gentlemen and Mr.. c. j. Hoyt
the greatest numberSof games. Fer the
ladies the Progressive prize was cut for
by Mrs. G j. Lander and Mrs. c. NJ.
Carr, the former wining While Mrs.
Garyin Wen he lone hard iionors. Mrs.
Putzsl served dainty refreshments after
the games. being assisted by her daueh-
TER, Miss Lola
Thomas Danskin, Of lo4 south Fifth
avenue. who is an empldye Of krsutzer
& Wasem. had the misfortune 10 fall.
While q work in the factory Thursday
evening, about O'clock. and sustain a
fracture of the left leg, jus. above the
knse. Mr.. Danskin was near one. Of the
machines. large saw, and Was cross
ing over a small pile Of lumber on
which he stepped and slipped. His pres
cree Of mind caused him when h. real
led he was falling % throw as much
Eof his weight as possible away from the
machines Had he fallen towards the
machine it is likely he would not have
escaped with as Slight an injury as a
broken leg. eyer if he had managed 10
save his life. Mr.. Danskin was re-
moved 10 his home a about o'clock,
( where the fracture Was reduced.
In Response 10 lat home cards CON
Etaining threaded needle about forty
lladies gathered al the pleasant home OF
Mrs. / +. Irwin. 40 North Third street
Thursday fnrsan afternoon visit. Guests
were received by Hattie Taylor niece oil
the hostess, and directed 10 the dressing
room. The parlors were profusely dec
Grated with apple blossoms and wild
| flowers. The hostess was assisted ii
serving a delicious supper by her sister
Miss Miller and Miss Bessie Parker. AL
! tho busy With work, both ornamental
and useful, the conversation iiasgee
rot Themes of public interest and lats
| books were heartily discussed among
tine merry makers. Music rendered b,
Miss BESSIE Parker carried the soul be
You'd duh care. bringing forth sucres
| sion Of applause, to which she Responded
very graciously.
/ AT the invitation of the management
4 a COMMITTEES of business men inspecte'
/ the TR.'s circulation records Thurs
/ day afternoon. The lists of both semi
4 weekly and daily editions were counte'
in detail. the press run counted and tn
books compared to eliminate all non
paying subscriptions. exchanges, etc
The committee was entertained at sup
/ per at the fremont and completed II
work about 10 o'clock, leaving its guar
antee of the T.-R.'s circulation. which
will be gladly shown any advertiser
! The T-R never had 90 much to offe