Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-08
Best laundry work at Flitton's.

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DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician.
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DR.. Trotter. office with DR.. Mighell.
Flitton's dye works. "A West Church.
II. E. simkins. undertaking exclusive
~ second door west of postoftice-
-Four fine Office rooms Tor rent. Will
lam Andrews & Co.. lol West Main
street.
Special prices on all har goods, shell
cosmetics. etc. Monday Nine.
lsema.
You always get satisfaction in lumber
grades and prices al the irwin Lumber
Companys.
Golding's Skin Enamel. the new anti
septic substitute for court plaster. is
now on sale at the stores of b. A. Nor
gan and Mcbride * Will Drug Com
pany.
Mrs. A. G. Brenneck went to Nevada
Friday evening, where she attended the
alumni banquet OF the Nevada high
school. This evening She will be present
a, the reunion OF tne class of 81, of
which she was a member
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jury at Yonkers ~ " has decided
day a great many in Marshaltown.
have known for ling time that is is no
crime to Wear clothes on sunday that
had been washed at Fllttons laundry
curing the week
Mrs. G. w. Hutspn Went TO Union FRI
day, where she was summoned by a tele-
phone message announcing the serious
illness of her nephew. Frank Leroy, aged
H. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Leroy.
The boy is suffering from an attack of
peritonits and is hardly expected to live.
The new 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, G. P and T.
A., Marshall,own Ia. for full particu-
lars.
Ed Jackson. the CEDAR Falls negro
days work for assuming Marshall AM
derson, succeeded in making his escape
this morning from the stone pile gang.
in charge of Special Officer Reed. The
man. while unobserved. scaled the fence
and before he could be pursued managed
to make his escape.
G. f. Dye, of Amse. had gone totally
blind from granulatea lids. He was adj
vised by his physician to consult Or.
Wood the eminent eye and ear special
isl AZ Marshalltown. who has so recent
~ returned from several years study in
Europe. He can now walk ,,naided and
both ayes VIII be saved. altho one was
so badly liberated that the doctor would
Of daily occurrence in the Doctors Of
fec.
j. NJ. Bryan, Of Montszuma. has suf-
fered for years with a grlevous aillic-
ton Of the throat II had such a stuny
and tiiled-up feeling and he was forced
to- expectorate constantly during The
night. accompanied by ringing noises in
the ear These symptoms have all
stopped during the las. week-the first
time for many wars and h. Is over 10.
He thanks his physician. DR.. Wood. for
the great change and tells his friends he
Is the only specialist The doctor spent
several years studying these diseases ir
Europe.
ED jackson, a Cedar Falls negro was
before Mavor Jones yesterday to answer
70 charge Of assault and battery, he
having pounded up Marshall Andersor
during an alteration, which resulted II
his arrest by officer Weaver. jackson
vas sentenced TO fifteen days in jail
John byron, arrested by Officer Weaver
/ James Ewing and John Kennedy ar
/ rested by offer Clark ware gwen 81.
y days each for iutoxleat.on. William
: Howard arrested BY Officer Hanson
Z was given fifteen days aud Al Harris
arrested by Officer Clark. paid the costs
Twenty-Five young ladlss, comptlssn,
the SUNDAY school class OF Miss Merit
IIalbert. Of the Methodist church. III
dulged in a surprise Friday evening up
On Miss Halbert by appearing unbeknow
to her AT her home. The affair wa
planned because of the departure Q
4 Miss Halbert fpr Kansas City. where sh
IS to remove with her parents soon
coon wedding" was the evenings d
version, thu participants. all girls. ar
. pearing in burnt cork. Those who di
not figure as principals in the weddin
did their par, by forming a chariva
crowd. Supper was served during tn
. evening.
one of the most delightful children
parties ever given in the city was thu
, Of Friday evening when Mrs. Chart
: Hull and Mrs. S. G Mcfarland we
, hostesses at the Hull home to SIN
young people in honor OF the 18th ann
versary of Miss Marian McFarlan
who, with her mother. left the city I
= day for Dies Moines. after several week
9 visit The affair was earned on in PR
and white. the spacious Hull home beil
profusely decorated with roses earn
J, tions and peonies of pink and whit
h The refreshments We're also carried o
in the prevailing colors Misses Ne
Tallett and Hazel Willard presided ov
a the punch bowl thruous the evenir
4 serving frappe to the guests Miss T.
ma Balch attended the door The Ma
q cabee Harp Orchestra furnished the m
d sic for the dancing. which was indulg
y in by those Who desired. AS the par
d broke up each guest was given a LIT
>. white box, tied with pink ribbons, a
e containing delicious bonbons. Miss NJ
i rian was the recipient OF many beau
r full presents which will help her TO
h member her visit to Marshalltown aft
q arriving on English soil. A very pre-,
n departure In connection With the aft
q vas that those known by the hostos;
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