Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-09
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DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician.

Try the Middle West cigar
DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.
Drs. Fry. Homeopathic phys. surg
"a Priest and Woman" At Lie
bigs.
See the London Club" parasols a
Nj. +. Andrews.
Dry hard split wood delivered
promptly. Brown Fuel and Lime Com
lany.
For Sale or Rent six-room cottage
with barn. No. 40S Swayzie street. IL
J. Rodgers.
We will take the suit back and re-
j. fund the money if it isn't worth mors
than ss.9s. w. II. Burrows.
Deputy Sheriff Seth Cause is con-
fined to his home, 21o East Webster
street. With stomach trouble.
To rent-My residence at No. 112
North First avenue: furnished. all
modern improvements. II. d. East.
If you want to save some dollars
attend our great s9.9S suit sale. Every
suit in this sale a bargain. w. III. Bur
rows.
Last week on black raspberries. We
furnish 16-quart crates fresh every
imorning at lowest market price. Reyn-
ODDS and Sheldon
/ Word from the bedside of Dr. j. S.
White, of Montour, is to the effect that
he is gradually growing worse and the
1 n,nl,i los hat l1a Ca
vive.
Mrs. May Snow Perkins. whose ar
rest on charge of disorderly conduc;
was made Saturday night WAS before
Mayor Jones Tuesday and discharged
! providing she would vacate the South
| Third avenue apartments, that she Is
row occupying. during the present
! week
The Bows Advocate announces the
appearance of Rev. +. w. Russell, of
this city, as an attraction on the lee
ture course of that place for the winter
season. The others on the course are
Bob" Burdette. Elizabeth Garyhill
Beecher. Rev. Father Nugent and the
Iowa College Glee Club and Amphion
Orchestra.
Rev. j. b. Meloy. of Colo, who is to
have charge of the new United Evan
gelical East Marshalltown mission
church, to be built this summer, re-
i turned to his home Tuesday evening
after brief stay in the city looking
after matters of business pertaining to
the building operations which are soon
to be begun.
Quite party of Marshalltown peo-
! Ile went to State Center this morning
| to be present at the marriage of Miss
I.ottie Woolston to Mr.. Claud III. Richie
son. which was solemnized at 3 o'clock
this afternoon. Those present from this
| city were Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Tuf-
! free. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Tuffree, Mrs.
Julian H. Smith and daughter. Miss
| Mae, Mrs. Leonora Tuffree and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Hotchkiss.
THE Hearts Highway" Mary Z.
Wilkins. AT Liebig's.
| David Coulton, who for the past few
years has been chief of the volunteer
fire department of Marshalltown,
turned over to the city Tuesday the
property that has been in his charge.
the volunteer department with AN eN-
cellent record. He has been hard
worker, and neglected his own business
oftentimes in the service of the city.
Mr.. Coulton, in retiring as chief. closes
twenty-four years service as MEM
Der of the department.
John Harding, the Timber Creek
township farmer who was arrested on
Monday afternoon for giving liquor to
an Indian, was discharged in Mayor
Jones court Tuesday afternoon. His
honor concluded that Harding inten-
tionally committed no crime. and that
he was ignorant of its being misde-
meanor to furnish red man intoNi-
cants. He claims that the Indian knew
he had bottle of liquor, asked him for
Il drink and, not caring to appear
selfish, granted the mans desire.
When in need of plaster. lime or ce-
rnent see us. We can save you money.
Brown Fuel and Lime Company.
Mrs H. w. Moninger. of Calvin, and
little sons, Donald and Howard. went to
New Providence Tuesday evening,
where at high noon today they We're
present at the marriage of Mrs. Monin-
gers friend, Miss Hattie Miller, to Rep
resentative Mark Furry of Hardin
county. Mr.. Moninger was also present
at the wedding. going to New Provi-
dence this morning. Mrs. Moninger
and children will remain for a few days
visit at the home of the formers par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Howard, owing
to the illness of Mrs. Howard.
A good rain umbrella for 60 cents
at NJ T.. Andrews.
Miss Maxine Kelly, principal of the
Second ward school, left this morning
for her home in st. Joseph, Mo-, where
She will enjoy the remainder of the
Miss Kelly has decided to return to
Marshalltown next year, a fact that
will be learned with pleasure by her
many friends. She has been undecided
in the matter for some time, as she has
been entertaining several offers from
other cities anxious to secure her serv-
Ices. Miss Kelly is one of the brightest
little women in the city schools. and
the board is fortunate in being able to
retain her another year.
If you use Centervile block or Illinois
lump coal call us up. "Clean coal"
Brown Fuel and Lime Company.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette prints. in
connection with the report of the con-