Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-21
DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.
Do YOU smoke the Middle West?"

DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.
Do YOU smoke the Middle West?"
"A Mans Woman" tale of the great
northwest ice region, at i-ieblss
one more bolt of white pique tomor-
row for 10 cents a yard. Lee y Bene-
dict.
There will be AN excursion over the
Chicago Great Western to ST Paul and
Minneapolis July -, 50 for the round
trip.
Fireman ]. A. Heath. of the Central
who has been in the city for two Weeks.
or since his recent injury sustained
While at work on the Illinois DIVISION
left Sunday evening for Monmouth.
where he will report for duty.
Mr.. Walter Il. Gilman left Sunday
evening for ST Louis, where he Will re-
rnain for a few days looking after the
progress of the work being done on y
new railroad to the worlds fal;
grounds. for which the Gilman " Nc
Neill Company has the contract.
Miss Jessie sharp is home from Jop-
I'm Mo. where she has been for several
months in charge of large millinery
business. Miss Sharp will remain for a
fortnight's visit With her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. C.. Sharp. 500 North Second
street. after which she will leave for
Chicago and New York to prepare for
the fall seasons trade. Miss Sharp has
not decided whether she will return to
;,, J, rll or 10 al llpl
where she has been offered a position.
Secretary j. H. Fellingham. of the
Railroad V NJ. G. A.. left for Lake Ge-
neva. Wis. this morning. where he goes
to secure. If possible. a physical direc-
tor for the association. Mr.. +. y. Rule.
who is with the physical directors Mt
the Wisconsin lake. has three excellent
men in view either of whom he thinks
Mr. Fellingham will be able to secure.
Mr. Rules leaves the association on the
first of September. to resume his work
at the state university. and the asSocia :
ton intends to secure some one to take
his place.
Miss Mabel Weatherbee, of Taylor
township. who is soon to be married To
Mr. Clayton Thomas. of Green Noun
tain. was given novelty shower trl-
day at the home of Mr.. Charles Eckles
Miss Friend and Miss F.ckles acting as
hostesses Many novel and useful pres
ents We're presented to the bride-elect
Those present We're from among the
more intimate young lady friends oil
Miss Weatherbee and We're the Misses
Isenberg, Hazen. McAfee. Thomas
Classen. Nichol. Soderberg. Evans, Wa
tiers, Randall and Stewart.
George r. Crazy began suit today IL
the district court against the unknown
heirs of John and LYDIA Carroll, II
which he seeks to establish his title as
against the adverse claims of the de-
PENDANTS to property in Washington
township. The discrepancy in the tltls
oates back to Oct. %. 1863 when Merit
man Y. Grove. then owner of the land
gave a mortgage of $4,000 to Mr. anc
Mrs. Carroll. secured by two pronlissors
notes. These We're assigned to III. r. j
Eoardman in January, 1869, and there
has been some question. brought t.
light later. as to the nature of this
transfer, involving the question OF
whether or not Carroll had the right t.
conduct the assignment
The Mason City Times Herald OF
Saturday says: George w. McGill
representing the Clark Coal Company
was in the city yesterday looking a
the coal dealers but not offering to sci
them any hard coal. He wants to keel
up a running acquaintance with then
so that when the time does come wher
/ coal is on the market he will be able
| to send them pound or so. But George
| had another mission He has recently
taken unto himself a wife and he want.
ed to tell the boys of it, For the pas
twenty-five years he knew that there
was something lacking. but he could
/ not understand just what it was. FL
nally the charms of a certain youns
lady fastened themselves upon him
/ and there was no way of lodging the
issue, and he popped the question
made the deal easier than he ever sole
u carload of coal. the papers wer,
made out. the minister secured paid ;
4 80 cent piece With Il hole in it, and thu
deed was done. George is a popula
! fellow and the newspaper fraternit,
and the coal men unite in extending
congratulations Mr. and Mrs. McGil
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