Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-23
DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.

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Take look at our stock before buy
ing. Brenneclz, the reliable tailor.
Special shirt waist sale at manufac-
turers' cost as long as they last. The
Fair.
Malta Vita, made of pure wheat and
predisested, served, free at Bannatyne
& Lays.
1t is remarkable how quick Pappe's
ladies clothing parlor has grown INTO
popular favor
II we can fit you in tailor-made
suit we will make the price an object
for you to buy. Nj. r. Andrews.
We can furnish sweet potato plants
by the hundred or thousand a $3.50 per
thousand. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Special for Saturday, all our 121a
cent dimities, 9 cents "A yard. and 10
cent dimities at re cents a yard. Ten
/ yards to d customer. The Fair.
Qsteopathy treatment is growing in
| favor. Many who have taken medicine
for years and found no relief are tax
ing treatment of Dr. Mairs, and are
very we'll satisfied
signet chapter No SO, Royal Arch
| Mason. will confer the Royal Arch de-
gree this Friday evening. May IS
| Gavel falls 1880 p. m. All Royal Arch
Masons are invited. 1. T. Forbes.
Friends in the city have received in
vitations issued by Os,saloosa Lodge,
/ No. $40, r. P. o. e., for the opening
of the lodges new home, which will
occur on Tuesday, May 81. Dancing
and bowling are to be the features of
the evenings entertainment
Drs. b. r. Kierulff. Jay Trotter and
/ NJ. u. Cheshire returned last night from
Des Moines. where they have been in
attendance at the annual convention OF
the Iowa State Medical Society. DR.. d,
Graves, of Gilman, was also in attend
ance at the convention from this
county.
Mrs. II. A. Varney. of Gilman, spent
( Thursday afternoon in the city. Mrs.
/ Varney will leave next week for White
hall, Mich, to make her future home,
her husband already being located
/ there in the capscity OF shipping clerk
at the box factory controlled by the
4 Seager interests.
Rev. and Mrs. E. r. Purdy, Allen
Pemberton and wife, Rev. Edgar ELY
son and wife, and Hiram Hammond.
/ the latter OF LeGrand. went to Bangor
I this morning to attend the Friends
| quarterly meeting. Mr.. w. r. Peck
ham, who is chairman OF the meeting
and superintendent of tho evangelistic
and pastoral work of the Bangor guar
J terly meeting, also went to Bangor this
morning.
Mr.. II. H. TIibben went to Des
Moines Thursday evening, where he
Remained today looking after Odd Eel
low matters in connection with the
annual meeting of the sovereign grand
hodge. which will be held in Des Moines
next September Mr.. Hibben is a
member of the entertainment COM
mittee for the sovereign grand lodge
meeting. which will be the biggest
gathering by far Des Moines has ever
i entertained.
Mr. and Mrs. George Whitton, Mr.. III
/ r. McMahon and son Merritt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Dietrich Mr.. Milan n. Penn
berton and Miss Mabel Taylor Mr.. w
&c. Osman, DR.. II. l.. Getz, Mr.. LeaVitt
Darrell, Miss Winfred Cousins, Mrs
/ Allie Hammer, Mr.. Ray Young, Mr.
and Mrs Isaac Painter and Mr.. Percy
Putnam and Miss Alice Lindgren We're
4 Des Moines visitors today, taking adj
vantage of the excursion rates offered
because OF the Iowa Intercollegiate field
meet.
Rev DR.. J. B. Albrook, presiding ell
der of the Marshaltown district OF the
Methodist church, was in the city this
4 morning, being on his way to Pleasant
i Ridge eight miles west of Geneva
where this afternoon he conducted
quarterly conference. Dr. Albrook viii
be in Geneva for conference tomorrow
morning, at Faulkner in the Afternoon
and Acl,ley Saturday night. Sunday
morning he will preach at Acllley, Sun
day evening, and possibly Sunday at
ternoon at Faulkner.
/ OF course all Of you have clothes
that need cleaning or pressing, or l!
they are faded we can color them anc
make them look like new: also ladies
suits which are faded or sotled can b
i cleaned or colored without ripping
Mems suits cleaned and pressed fol
$50; pants, so cents. We DO all worl
az reasonably as possible. Call for ant
celiver all work promptly. Satisfaction
guaranteed. All work cash on delivery
Both phones. Flitton Steam Dye
Works, "a West Church street.
Mr.. T. Nelson Downs who has beer
visiting his mother Mrs. G. A. Downs
in Montour, spent Thursday in the city
/. returning to Montour in the evening
accompanied by his little, son RAYMOND
He was Joined here by his friend, Mr.
u. III. Martin and son Fred, of Webstei
City, who accompanied him to Montoul
Mr.. Downs and Mr.. Martin give theil
benefit entertainment tonight for th'
Ladies' Cemetery Aid Society of Mon
tour. and the present indications are
that the society will net ut least $loo,
very good showing for a small town
; Mr.. Downs plans have been ALTERED
. ,onevhat and instead of leaving fol
: Cleveland tonight as he had expected
ne will remain several days longer II
J Montour. He hasn't been able as We
: ia sec Ike Speers and will go to Ma
son city to have n visit with him be-
fore sailing for Europe.
This mornings Dcs Moines Registel
says. ~. T. Garter who was foun6
guilty Of eytorting 81 from 17-year-o OLE
Edith Carlson, fled a motion for {
new trial Thursday, declaring among
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