Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-01

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DR.. Bay. II East Main.
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DIR. Bryant, opposite pestoftice.
George ]. Allen. scientific opttcian.
DR.. janss, surgeon and physician.
DIR. Boucher, office, 2OS South Third
avenue.
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Finest line of parasols in the city at
the Hawkeye.
Next Monday will be good time to
start to Business College.
Low rates to Oskaloosa, Tuesday,
June 4th, via Iowa Central Ry Home
seekers excursion to many points.
Shriners! Remember the Iowa Central
railway is the best route to your annual
meeting June ll-12. Low round trip
rates.
Mrs. c. o. Rogers left this morning
for Baskerville, where she will visit a
week as the guest of her friend, Mrs. Z.
ID. Doughty.
DR.. r. w. Crawford of Tama had a
large tumor successfully removed from
his right eye this week by DR. Mood, the
weil-known eye and ear specialist of
Marshalltown.
Cora b. Williams. NJ D., specialist,
diseases of women. Office fitteS. up
With one of the most complete electrical
outfits in the west. over the Fair
Store. Both phones.
MIR. Earl Brundage who is a student
at Iowa College, arrived from Grinnell
Friday evening and will be home for an
cver-Sunday visit with his parents, Mir
and Mrs. Y. A. Brundage.
Everybody knows how cheap the
Leader store sells good goods. During
the month of June we will give 10 per
cent discount extra on all purchases.
The Leader, No. % West Main street.
Golding's Skin Enamel Is without 9
doubt the best remedy on the market for
cuts, bruises, burns and all skin trou.
bles. We will refund money If you are
not satisfied with results. For sale by
all druggists. Golding Chemical Com
pany, Marshalltown. Iowa.
Fred Haskell. a young farmer residing
five miles south of the city in Timber
| Creek township. while at work Frida,
! feeding a buzz-saws had the misfortune
TO get his right hand in the saw The
| Rand was ripped badly between tbs
thumb and index finger, a cash twe
inches in length. and severing d portion
of the bone and one knuckle Was cu'
INTO the ball of the hand. 1t is NOT
l,tbs.
viii have to be amputated or not.
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"''1.uai iis'eeii,s ~ .iis sps'ihile
"ts S,iai''e Dauknesfs OF the
80 t',l ~ so.u.,oi'' '.si' ~ ehs nouns
= ~ : ~ iNiips' .,iie. eiapss re-
I Kirby as regent; Mrs. H. j. Howe. vice
regent Mrs. l.. S. Peekham. recording
urer Mrs. A. G. Click, registrar: Mrs.
Trine corresponding secretary. Prior To
the election the Members enjoyed the
story Of the D. A. r., by Dora i. Noor-
This as read by Mrs. j. l.. Carney and
reports Mere presented by the various
committees.
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1nisf RiVer rams NEWS says Nhe OF
the afsest aeals IA clts properly mace
II ms CITY tor some time was consuin-
natsft the fipst OF the Week ana y. NJ.
Bisnop, an attorney from MaFshal5loWh'
Ia, = now the owner oi over zVo 5of ths
'3es' residence and business lots IN Inc
original towrsite OF lngef RIVER faiis.
Mr. Bisnop purchased tiae pfplSefes sol t77
wiil prove a good investment. He is
an ardent admirer Of the city, and is
firmly convinced that it is sure 10 be-
l8eo,ne the largest plac. in northern Min
l.l.esota. when the rich agricultural LAND
around here is DEVELOPED
Architect Croker returned this morn
I ing from 81. Joe, Mo, where he has beef
attending TO the letting 81 the contract
for the new s-spencer building. a
4 81. Joe contractor gets the work. TIL.
building vii! cost little oyer 100000
MIR. Croker has been retained to super
intend the Work. In addition TO thi:
work. WarfielG, Pratt Howell & Co. o
4 Deg Moines. have engaged Mr.. Crockel
{, make plans for building similar Il
1.-THE Letts-Spencer Companys St. JOE
building. TO be erected al Dies Mcines
This building viii be only seven fee
narrower; in other respects it Will b.
this. Same. size Mr.. CrOcksr is, to NEE