Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-27

Or. ,anss. surgeon ana physician.
Or. Trotter, office with DIR. Mighell.
Ask ossee our shirt waist corsets. NJ.
F. Andrews.
Or. Nichols has moved. Office with
DIR. Payne.
Go to the Leader Store for daily bar
gains. No. 20 West Main street.
II you want your feathers renovated
or your mattresses repaired leave your
order with u. Dick, 305 Summit street.
Dancers attention. Dancing party at
Forney's hail Thursday evening. May
30 Admission. 10 cents, tickets to
dance. three for % cents. Music by
Ensminger's orchestra
The guarantees tor dilhtheria en- the
p. j. Harrity home. on South Third
street. the Lurvey home AT SOC South
Ninth avenue. and onithe James Grab
enbaur residence on Arson street, We're
lifted Saturday.
Andy Olson. arrested by officer Hud
for titoxication, paid gu, in the mayors
court this morning, Ed Whalen. arr
rested by officer Weaver and Frank
Miller, by officer Clark We're sentenced
to pound rock for six days on similar
charges
The Epworth League convention will
be held in San Francisco Cal. in July.
and You viii do Well to remember that
the best line to take is the Iowa Cen
tral railway. Only four days en- route.
Write George S. Batty. G. p and T. A..
Marshalltown. la, for fun particulars.
MIR Carl Lang, OF Barnard. VT. son
of the late james Lang. Of Pasadena.
Cal. who was called 70 Pasadena sew
eral weeks ago on account Of his fath-
eis death, and who has been here for
ten days as the guest Of the family of A.
NJ. Miller, left this morning for his
home.
w NJ. Urban, a Chicago Great West
ern switchman who is employed in the
Yards here. has taken sixty days
leave of absence and viii leave on
Wednesday for trip along the Pacific
coast Mr.. Urban will touch as far
north as Spokane ard will returA via.
the Northern Pacific and st. Paul.
Cards received in the city by friends
this morning announce the approaching
narriageecf a former Marshalltown vo-
cal teacher. MIR. Gerard l.. Garretson.
who viii be united in marriage at high
Eoon on Monday. June 8, at LaMoille.
ILL.,. to Miss Myrtle Estelle Scott. The
al home card reads after June II at Id
Noble.
Mrs. Will H Wiiison9left this morning
for omaha. where she expects TO remain
a week or TWO With hel sister Mrs. c.
i. Reynolds. From there she viii go to
Colorado Springs fer i visit with her
father. Mr. III. II. Hemenway. The trip,
which VIII be about month or six
weeks duration, is, made solely on ac-
count Of Mrs Wilson'S health, which
has net been of the best for some little
time.
Messrs Lewis Falkland and Nlbert
Guam have returned from trip into
the Dakotas. iandviewing. Twoaf the
large party who took advantage OF an
excursion rate Were left at Gamble. S..
%. They We're old Swedish sailors. ac-
10 Nh Fair!and and without
much knowledge of English. However.
they beat the party totneir destination.
Quimby. without purchasing new
tickets.
Mr. f. w Smith of so4 wes, Main
street, received letter from his son.
Mr.. O. w smith who has been in th+
sssrvioe in the Philippines containing
Wort, that he would be home about June
a NJ al i. 4
fifth infantry and has seen considerable
service. He arrived in san Francisco on
the l7ths in lirsr to participate in the
exercises attendant upon the launching
Of the Ohio.
Mrs. l.. q Mee;arry, OF Dies Moincs.
superintendent Qf the Iowa Children's
Home Society spent Saturday after
noon In the city, going 70 Liseoinb in
the evening, Where she remained over
Sunday and addressed the churches of
that town relative to the work that the
society is doing in Iowa. She returned
10 the city this morning, going u Nc
Callsburg where she locked after some
children who have been placed with
families in that vicinity
DIR w. b. Kibbey was host Saturday
evening u SIXTEEN of his gentlemen
friends, all Of whom are intimate
friends of Consul S. c. Mcfarland, OF
Nottingham. England The affair was
termed a German supper and was
carried out in its entirety in a wa.
characteristic Of Faderland. Pr,tzels
wieners and sauer kraut Mere used in
the decorations, pretzes predominatine
and grazing the chandeliers. The af.
fair was Very unique and mucn en-.
joyed.
The excursion out of this city u
Davenport. on account of the fiftieti
anniversary celebration of the Daven.
| port Maennerchor. was participated II
/, BY rs Marshailtown people. The .r;;.::.
/ WAS run by the Northwestern. leaving
| this city at 1901 Sunday morning, ane
| returning at l30 this morning sivint
| the visitors between 5 a. m. and . p
| m. to remain in Davenport. Tama ant
Belle Plaine We're the only stops made
! prior 70 tina; a. Cedar Iapi;,s. ind b;
| the time Davenport was reached tn,
six coaches We're pretty well filed
| Trainmaster S. II. Brown, of Clinton
| accompanied the excursionists
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