Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-21
DR.. Bay. II East Main.

DE-. Bay, II East Main
DR.. Lierle. physician and surgeon.
DR.. janss. surgeon and physician.
First-class watch work at Aliens. 81
Yard wide taffeta silk. guaranteed
$1.25 a yard, at the Hawkeye.
Mrs. A. c. Fry. NJ. D.. obstetrics and
diseases of women speciality.
Culley and his force go to the grocers
picnic tomorrow. Store closed all day.
The Paragon is the place to go fol
anything in the lunch line for the pic
mic.
We have procured napkins for all
who go on the grocers' excursion
Leave your linen ones at home. Gre
CORY Brown Coal Co.
The Lennox furnace will be on exhi.
bition in the power hall at the state fail
in Des Moines. We will be glad to see
our friends and any one expecting t.
buy furnace this fall.
Sheriff A. w. Mitterer, of Hardin
county, passed thru the city this morn.
ing, being on his way to Middle Grove
ILL.,, where he is in search of fugitive
witness, wanted before the grand jury
The Grinnell news Of today announce.
that j. II. Jayne, bridge superintendent
of Marshall county, has been employed
by Poweshiek county to facilitate thu
bridge work in the northern part Of thu
county,"
Somebody will win the IS prize Of
fered for climbing the creased pole
at Clear Lake tomorrow. There1l be
lots of sport watching the contest and
it will only cost you 81 to go. Special
trains leave at a. m.
Races for fat and lean folks, old and
young folks, and lots of other funny
sports at the grocers' picnic at Clear
Lake tomorrow. Special trains via
Iowa Central leave at 6 a. m. Only 81
for the round trip.
The Swedish Mission church members
and friends enjoyed a social evening
Tuesday on lawn adjacent to the
church property on West State street
The affair was largely attended. Ice
cream and cake were served.
The funeral of the late j. L. Beemel
was largely attended Tuesday Afternoon
from the home of the deceased's son
Mr.. Charles Beemer, SOC West Nevada
street Rev. F. NJ. Coleman conducted
the service. assisted by Rev. w. n
Scott, of the Christian church. A mixed
quartet had charge of the music. Messrs
e. NJ. Santee, Marshall Ogan, H. r. Mil
hiser, William Long. I. e. Vertz ant
Theodore Johnston acted as pail bear
ers.
Rev. w. T. Nickerson, pastor of TIL,
Second Baptist church, returned Tues
day evening from FIT. Madison, where h,
went last Sunday to preach the anniver
sary sermon of the colored Baptis
church of that city, the church having
celebrated its quarto-centennial ami
versary. Rev. ]. D. Underwood, pasto
of the FIT. Madison church. will be in TIL,
city in September to preach the anniver
sary sermon Of the Second Baptis
church here.
Mr.. ]. c. Myers, Of Liscomb, his sons
Messrs. William and F.. I. Myers. who
until last spring, had been engaged IL
the general merchandise bushes In Lis
comb, closed deal Tuesday Afternoon
in Toledo. whereby they became tn
| owners of the hardware business con
Quoted by Rebok Bros. The considera
ton was $1,000 and the new owners vii
take possession Of the business Sept. IL
The elder Myers has been il business
in Liscomb for the past thirty years.
An informal reunion of the member.
of division of the Marshalltown high
school class of '97 was held yesterda,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G
lWeatherby wedding. Twelve member!
been invited to attend the Dyer.
Weatherby welding. Twelve member.
! of the class-Misses Myrtle Long. In;
Goodale, Grace Neil. Pearl Boggie
Helen Battin. Ethel Elliott, Bell,
Fletcher, Alma Giddings and Mabe
Wetherbee, and Mrs. Mabel Garfield
Mershon, of Liscomb. and Messrs. LIE,
Sieg and Fletcher Mead-were present
aside from Mrs. Dyer.
Joseph Greener, Waterloo draymen
who with his wife is visiting his daugh
| ter Mrs. John Lutes, Jr., at the Lutte
home two miles south of Ferguson me
with peculiar and serious accident a
the Clifford bowling alley on East Mail
street shortly after a O'clock on Tuesda.
! afternoon. With his son-in-law, MI
Lutes, he had stopped in to roll a gam
of ten pins and when about to throw
ball slipped and fell, the heavy lignun
vitae ball striking him in the leg as h
fell and causing two fractures of TIL
tibia, OF larger bone of the lower lee
The upper fracture was at the lower tw
thirds Of the bone, the lower break be
ing just above the ankle joint. He wa
removed to physicians Office wher
the fracture was reduced. Mr. Greene
was taken to the home of his his son-in
law today.
Mrs. c. II. E. Boardman was hostes
4 Tuesday afternoon at pink tea, give
in honor of her sister, Miss Clara Board
man. whose marriage to Rev. Williar
Arthur Garfield, of Green Bay, VIE, ha
been announced for Tuesday evening
Aug. q. The affair was also in the ma
ture OF kitchen shower, and the CUES
Of honor received many useful present
of all descriptions that will be of use
her home. The decorations of tn
Boardman home were in pink and tn
refreshments, in the way of a three
course tea, were also in pink. The tabl
decorations We're principally hearts, an
the brides cake contained a pen, thin