Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-01
Or. Lierle, physician and surgeon.


Order your spring suit of Dell Rails.
Read Lee & Benedict's ad. in this is
sue.
Imported and domestic cigars at Dell
Rails.
Deep cut in prices on wrappers. Ban
natyne & Lay.
Ten dozen wrappers for 50 cents each,
worth 81. Lee 4 Benedict.
Those Accent baking powder articles
at Culley's are hummers. Try one.
Culley's grocery and meat market will
be open from a. m. to s p. m to ac-
commodate fresh meat trade.
Mrs. Carter, OF East Grant street,
has moved to a06 North Center street.
First class work on short order.
1t makes no difference when you
bought your shoes. Our free SHINES ap-.
plies to shoes bought before as We'll as
after April 1st. Il. G. Wallace.
Miss Sara Nichols, of Minerva, spent
Sunday in the city as Miss KATE White
heads guest. going to Gilman II the
sevening, where school opened Today aft
ted a weeks vacation. Miss Nellie
Stewart. Of Dies Moines. was illso an
lother of the Gilman teachers Who spent
sunday in the city and Went TO Gilman.
in the evening.
Rev. Hervey Smith MCGOWAN of De-
troit. Mich, who has been spending the
past ten days in the city as the guest of
his brother. Principal j. S. McCawan,
of the high school left this morning
for Manhattan. Kan, where. he ILLS a
lecture engagement tomorrow night
Rev. MCGOWAN has two or three en-
lgagements to fill before closing his sea-
son and returning to Detroit.
Mr.. Roy Allen, son of BaggageNan
w j Allen. Of the Iowa Central,
arrived home Saturday evening
from Iowa City, where he has just com
lspleted his first years study Of medicine
/ in the State University of Iowa. Mr..
Allen is very enthusiastic over his work
and pleased With it. and Will return 10
the university next fall. He will take
his former position in Sieg's drug store
l'for the summer
Mrs. f. II. Wiley and brother. Mr.. Al
bert Pegg; Mrs. John SCISSOR, of Albion;
Mrs. G.. ID. Pegg Mrs. John Keller and
| Mr.. James Eaton of Ninton, We're in
lsGirinnell Saturday, whore they attended
1 the funeral Of the late Mrs. James
Baty formerly Of Marion township and
this city. mother Of Mrs. Peg Mrs.
4 Pegg and cousin. Mrs. Keller. remained
in the city eyer sunday at the Wiley
home and MIR. Eaton returned to Ninton
4 Saturday night.
Rev. j. Il. sAlbrook. presiding elder Of
I the Marshalltown district, Methodist
church, conducted services under diff
4 Guilty Sunday when he flied the pulpits
sof the Conrad. Beaman and Ciladbrook
4 churches OF course it was necessary TO
4 drive, fifteen miles in all. and the con
\ dition of the country roads at present
made the task a difficult one. Three
teams were pressed into service. howev
err for the trip, and Rev Albrook was
able to fill all his engagements.
Word has been received from Port
land. Ore. announcing the birth of a
A daughter 10 Mr. and Mrs o. O. Hall
4 Mr. Hall will be remembered as for
smer einploye in the office of General
Auditor L. l. WATSON. of the Central
4 He resigned his position here to accept
one with the Oregon RAILWAY. and Navi-
+ cation Company a Portland, Ore. I'M
I. der T.. S. Benson general auditor. His
abilities have been readily rccognized
and he has been rapidly promoted from
tin- 10 time until recently he WAS ap-
{ pointed head of the claim department. o.
"A the company.