Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-21
Eun,g 5arsuun Juuua rsuap 5ap IL 1901
,r. Mighell. surgeon ana physician.

Or. Mighell. surgeon and physician-
See the new style Elk buttons. Aliens.
DR.. Mccormack, dentist opposite p. o..
Always up-to-date Fitton's laundry.
Dr. Nichols has moved. omce with
DR.. Payne.
Our motto: Good work and promp:
delivery Flitton's laundry.
Trainmaster E. f. Nerwin, of the
Central, was in the city looking after
company matters Monday night.
Tomorrow we will sell our colinette
tatiste in light and dark styles for 9
4 cents per yard Only one pattern to
each person. Lee x Benedict.
Band or orchestra engagements of the
/ Fortyninth Regiment Sand. Commu-
,acate with f. III. Wallace. secretary
and manager. sl1 North Second street.
| For Rent-S,rictly modern. new s.
room house, fine neighborhood. EX-
| tremely desirable location. one and one
half blocks from Main street; los North
( First street. Inquire Mrs. w. 5. Nc
Bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Egernayer moved
sLeen occupying III the Woodland cot
street. to the Andrews property on
North Fourth street.
Sheriff A. w. Nlittercr. Of Hardin
county. passed thru the city this morn
in, en- route 10 Mi,chellviile in company
With Edna Rhodes, a l5-year-ela girl.
from Iowa Falls who has been sem
fenced 10 the girls Industrial school on
account Of ircorrigibllity.
The Epworth League convention Will
be held in san Francisco. Cal. in July,
and you Will do well to renembe- that
the best line to take is the Iowa Cen
trail railway. only four days en- route
Write George S. Batty, C. 7. and T. A.,
Marshalltown. Ia, for full particulars
Dr. and Mrs. w. c. Payne were host
and hostess Monday evening to a few
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Hood who
have just removed back 10 MARSHALL
town after a few months residence Ill
SiouN Fails, $. u. Euchre was enjoyed
curing the evening. after which Mrs.
Payne served dainty refreshments.
Mr. w T. Mettien. Jr.. On route 10
Milwaukee, spent q few days in the city
with his parents, Mr.. MettIen Was sent
from omaha as delegate 70 the fifth
annual convention of the brotherhood
OF Railway Trainmsn. This is the SEQ
end time he has snjoyed this Office. Tao
YEARS ago he attended the convention al
Toronto, Canada. Mrs. Mettlen and lit
tie son visited here during Mr. Mettlen
absence9in Milwaukee.
Mr. RAMA E,uziefe. of the firm of
Euziere Bros. arrived home Monday
evening from Chicago, where he went i
ftw weeks ago on account of a severe
a'iaek q appendicitis with the inten-
tion q being operated. upon After am
eNanaisiatipn by a. prominent Chicago
sil,sia3sts il was decided that an opera
tiea @sis not necessary and Mr. Fuziere
ftsii tFs greatly improved. yet not en-
trey IN his former good health.
consul 5. G. Mcfarland, Of Noting
han', England. and President A. f. 4
tSaleh of the Marshalltuwn STATE Bank,
arrived home this morning from Lake
t'liabeji. where they have been for
Msskis fishing. They had fine sport and
curing the last few days of their stay
had xcellent luck. They brought home
arge number Of fire black bass vail
s and picllerel which were eljoyacl
a tfe tables q friends today.
Nlsssrs u. Wilbur 4. j.. VII
bur and L. E. Downing went d Boom
this morning. where they Will b. IN at
Tendance a t the annual convention II
the Iowa State Funeral Ioiiecf9rsf AZ
saciatian. Mr.. II. +, siin4kins gsas IL,
Bopne this evening tosbe present at the
convention. Mr.. u. G Wilbur WIS as
canpanlel by his wife, and they With
i Mr. a +. Wilbur, VIII be erfteraini.d al
h homes Of their Sisters. Mesaanes
Julia e;riffee and Louisa H1lcomb.
Mr., Thomas sxearineen. Of Albion.
j was in the city this morning. beiae On
MS Way 70 Dies Moines. where NJ VIII
attend. as a delegate from Marshall
county. the stat. convention II prohi-
9bitanists. Rev Thompson 81 Union,
pastor 9f the Methodist church az that
place. was also in the city and viii be
at The convention as a delegate from
Hardin county. and DR. j G, Van Ness.
j Of Mason City. passed thru the city
4 and viii be delegate from Cerro cordo
county.
i Mr. and Mrs. William Adams, Of New
& Providence. arrived IN the city today
and will be in attendance at the con-
vention of the northwestern Iowa dis
triet association of the Christian church
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams will visit during
their stay Attic homes of their son and
daughter. Mr. j. o. Adams and Mrs r
S. Patten. This is the first trip of Mr.
adams away from home since aurgi.
cal operation of several weeks ago
wien he VAS relieved Of a severe slran.
gulated hernia.
Capt. F. C. Mcmillan went to Belle
Plaine this morning, where he will bt
in attendance at the grand lodge meet.
;. ing Of the Iowa Legion of Honor, going
ssIas a delegate from Star Lodge No. 3 o.
this city. Capt. Mcmillan will invite
: the grand lodge to meet in Marshall
, town next year and is hopeful of secur
: ing thee convention. Marshalltown ha.
: entertained the grand lodge twice, bu
: the last meeting here was six year
ago and Mr.. Mcmillan thinks Marshan
town is again entitled to It.
Mr.. Charles Olson was in Ackle,
. Monday night in attendance at tn
:. meeting of Ackley tent. knights of TIL
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