Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-30
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DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician.
George j. Allen. scientific optician.
Drs. Fry, Homeopathic phys. surg

underwear, Bannatyne & Lay.
Seven cents per pound for peanuts a
Reynolds & Sheldons this week.
our great sale of muslin underwea
now in progress. Bannatyne & Lay.
For Sale or Rent-Six-roo cottage
with barn. No 4OS Swayzie street II
y Rodgers.
We are offering large values during
this our annual unloading sale of suits
W. II. Burrows.
Take your clothes to the Fltton dy,
works, "a West Church street and have
them cleaned in first class manner.
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You will need lots of dishes for car
nival week Look over the stock at the
Temple of Economy. Green stamps.
Mems boys and children's suits a
less prives than you ever saw them be-
fore in Marshalltown. w. II. Burrows
Ladies. spend Wednesday and Thurs
day in Henry Pappes ladies' clothing
parlor. Prepare for the Fourth; 1t cost:
Sc little money.
Fred Walters, a printer, arrested by
officer Hurd for intoXication, was
given six days on the stone pile by
Mayor Jones this morning.
DR.. White, of Montour, who is wei
known in this locality, is quite Ill at his
home, suffering from nervous prostra-
ton, the result of overwork.
You can not afford to buy dry goods
until you have examined Melvin, Soil
| day & Co.'S stock. They have specia
! prices in every department this week.
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Fourth of July neckwear at Henry
| Pappe's: any 50-cent tie in the house
for 80 cents and any 25-cent tie in the
house for IA cents. Sale begins tomor-
| row.
| Mr.. Frank Dwyer, formerly of this
city with Densel & Wilbur, now on the
road for Carson, Pierre, Scott & Co.,
! Chicago, arrived from Omaha Saturday
evening and spent Sunday in the city
visiting friends. He left this morning
| for Webster City.
| Miss Bessie ketchum returned Sat-
urday evening from Ottumwa, where
she has been for two weeks as the
guest of her friend, Miss Florence Kel-
ley. Miss ketchum went to Ottumwa
to be present at the marriage of Miss
Kelley's cousin, Miss Juliet Finley, to
Mr.. Browning, of Chicago.
Mr.. Biscoe Kibbey arrived home Sat
urday evening on the Portland special
from Concord, n. H., where he has
completed his three years work in ST.
Pauls school. After spending the sum-
nler vacation with his parents, Dr. and
Mrs. w. B. Kibbey he will go to Cam
bridge to enter his freshman year at
Harvard.
G. f. Breithaupt, of Ackley. was in
the city Saturday. looking after bust
ness matters connected with a copper
mining industry located between Grip
pie Creek and Leadville, Col. owned by
his son, George L. Breithaupt, and SON
in-law, H. S. Smith. The mine is
known as the Futurity, and several
business men here bought stock in it
Saturday.
Frank NJ. Goodwill. of 307 Railroad
street, an Iowa Central brakeman, sus-
tanned quite a painful injury Saturday
at Ackley. and was brought to his home
in this city. Goodwill was on an extra
south in charge of Conductor Barney"
Fowler. The train was hurrying south
from Mason City to the aid of No. 50,
that had been derailed at Abbott. In
turning the engine at Acl1ley Goodwill's
left foot was caught between the pilot
and the platform of the turn table, re-
sulting in his foot being mashed at the
instep, and the toes and ankle being
badly bruised.
Mr.. Paul Norris, of Grinnell, spent
Sunday in the city as the guest of his
brother Mr.. D. w. Norris. Jr., being
on his way home from Cambridge,
Mass, where he has just completed his
senior year in the Harvard Law School.
Mr.. Norris has received the degree OF
Ill. b., and expects soon to begin his
practice. Altho not yet definitely de-
tvrmined in the matter, ii is not unlike
ly that he will decide to locate in Grin
nell. Mr. Guy A. Meeker, of this city,
who was member of the same class at
Harvard, and who. after completing his
work, started on a pleasure trip down
the ST. Lawrence, will probably be
home about the 4th prox.
Mrs. John Galloway arrived home
Saturday evening from Baskerville,
where she has been for the past two
weeks, visiting at the homes of her
sons, Drs. Charles and w. p. Galloway.
Mrs. Galloway had intended to have
been accompanied home by her grand
son, Paul Galloway, aged s, son of Mr.
j. H. Galloway, of Hastings, Neb.. but
day before she left the lad sustained
fracture of the left leg, the result of
wrestling with his cousin Carleton,
son of DR.. w. p. Galloway. Mrs. ]. Fl.
Galloway and her son will be here as
soon as Master Paul is able to travel.
They will be accompanied by Miss Vera
Galloway daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
p. Galloway.
The funeral services of the late Mrs
f. S. Clifford will be held at the Clifford
home. 407 South Third street, Tuesday
afternoon at 1880, conducted by Rev. w.
Ii. Scott, of the Christian church. In
terment will be made in the cemetery
at LeGrand. near which place Mrs. Gift
ford's father resides. For the informa-
acuuaintances of Mrs. Clifford it may
be stated that the quarantine for scar
lot fever, which was placed some time
ago upon the Clifford residence, has
been removed and the house thoroughly
d:sinfected None of the children is af-
fected or threatened with the disease,
and no fears need be felt on this ac-