Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-07

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Munsing union suits for summer TO:
sale only by NJ f. Andrews
The Insurance gasoline stove, the on
~ safe stove, at Furbush's Hardware
Store.
All ribbons, silks, velvets, flowers
and trimmed hats at cost at Miss
Gilmore's.
The only towel worth a name, the
Rutdry. Wonderfully absorbent with
exhilarating friction. NJ. F. Andrews.
Lost-Gents watch chain with British
half sovereign charm. Finder return
to viii H Hill, 107 East Main street
and receive reward
Mr. George w. Sewers, of Oskaloosa,
spent the day in this city on business.
Mr. Sewers goes to Clear Lake tonight,
where he will spend Sunday with his
family.
Mr.. Lee Seig, assistant instructor in
physics at the State University, ar
rived in the city Friday night. Mr..
Seig leaves for Chicago Monday fol
an indefinite stay.
Street car service on the North Third
street line was delayed Friday evening
for about an hour, caused by car No.
3 leaving the track at the switch near
the north end of the line.
A party of fifteen Italians passed
thru the city Friday evening on their
way from Peoria to Steamboat Rock,
where they will be employed by the
Iowa Central on work along the right
of way.
We have a stock of bedding plants
which we must sell before we move to
our new location, 113 North Third
street They will 60 at one half former
prices. ]. H. Wright, IT., $50 North
Third street. Both phones, 1S9.
Throngs of people visited the river
Friday evening to observe the flood.
The high water will give the stream a
thorough washing. The muddy and
filthy condition of the water at this
time can not be attributed to the Mar
shalltown glucose works.
The Royal Highlander degree team
will give a lawn social, corner Gran;
Grower Tuesday evening. June 10.
Icccream, Strawberries and cake will
be served. All Highlanders and their
friends are invited to attend.
The article printed in these columns
& few days ago in regard to grocery
store gambling seems to have located
the scene of the evening and Sunday
gatherings in the wrong village. 1t is
the people of Marietta who are pro-
testing against the penny ante" games
ard not those of the neighboring village
CT Minerva.
Mr. F. c. Epperson, formerly with the
auditing department of the Iowa Gen.
trail. but who recently resigned his po-
sition with that company to accept
similar one with the Great Northern in
ST. Paul. has resigned his position with
the latter company to accept a position
OF loss and damage investigator in the
claim department of the Chicago Cheat
Western railway at st. Paul.
Mrs NJ j. Walkup. a widow residing
five and one-half miles south of the
city III Timber Creek township. discov-
cred on Thursday that her home had
been visited by robbers and that $1,000
had been taken from a bureau. 1t is
supposed that the robbery occurred last
Tuesday, as Mrs. Walkup visited Mar
sllalltown on that date and has been
away from her home at no other time.
since placing the money in the burea,l
Mr.. James Ellis condition today con-
tlnues as well as could be expected
No complications of any nature have
set in and the patient is holding his
own. This is largely due to his SUI
perior physical condition, which en-
ables him to Withstand the great strain
caused by the loss of blood and excess
sive pain. While the crisis in his case
is not, yet past, the physicians in
charge are extremely hopeful for the
future, and say that his chances for
recovery are good.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. Meeker arrived al
home Friday evening from a months
pleasure trip in the east. Much of their
time was spent at Cambridge with their
son, Mr. Guy Meeker, and in Brooklyn
with their daughter, Mrs. Rowe. The
environs of famous Concord ware visit
ed. as we'll as Coney Island. Memorial
day was spent at West Point. and three
days were spent in Washington and vi
cinity, where the sessions of both
houses of congress We're visited. Mr..
Guy Meeker will arrive from Cam
bridge about July l.
DR. p. r. Wood, the eye, ear and
throat specialist who is so we'll known
turnout Iowa, is back in his office as
busy as ever. Patients from nearly
every part of Iowa are in his office
daily. Jim Nreeland, of Montour, whose
eye was blood poisoned and was
thought to be beyond help. will be
saved He has been under Dr. Woods
care for about six weeks. Mr.. Blu
chanan, of Montour, who has suffered
for years with an aggravated case Of
Babb, of Montezuma, who has been
treating with a local physician until
her eye was nearly lost, will retain her
sight There are some thirty others
and all are doing we'll. The doctor has
had a large and successful practice ever
since /, he returned from abroad. He
studied three years under the best men
in Europe and 1t stands to reason that
he is the best equipped in knowledge
and abiliay of any specialist in this part
OF the state. Hence his success.-Adv.
The Y. Nj. C. A. is already making
plans and arrangements for the next
years concert course 1t is intended