Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-17
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DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.
Do you smoke the Middle West?"
Children's lace hose at NJ. f. An
drews
Household goods for sale; 1857 West
State street.
A large lire of unlined skirts fol
summer. Lee & Benedict.
Don't forget our special sale of fine
china and cut glass, Simmons book
store.
Blue and gray prints from $50 to
1890 3 cents a yard. Ten yards to a
customer. The Fair.
Wanted-Twelve girls for German
Village at carnival. Apply or address
507 South Third avenue.
Invitations are out announcing the
wedding of MI Harry d. Timer and
Miss Ida H. Hollingsworth for the 25th
inst.
Excelsior Aid Society of Marshall
Rebellah Lodge No. 40, will meet with
Mrs. Will Brown, No. s South Third
street. Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Mrs. Frank Willard went to Mt. Yer
non this morning to attend the COM
mencement of Cornell College. Mr.. Will
Mcintyre, Mrs. Wizards nephew, is Il
member of the graduating class.
Mr.. Charles Tibbitts, OF ST Paul,
recently appointed travelling passen-
ger and freight agent of the northeast
tern division of the Chicago Great
Western railway. was in the city Mon
day night on business.
Master Mechanic George ID. Brooke,
the Central, left Monday evening for
St. Louis, where he spent today look
ing after business matters pertaining
to the motive and mechanical depart
ments of the road. Mr. Brooke will
go to Peoria from st. Louis and come
north over the line.
Mrs. f. Nj. Landon, formerly of Mar
shalltown, passed thru the city this
morning from Grinnell, where she has
VOORHEES, for several days. Mrs. Lam
don is Ell route TO her home at Living
ston, Mont. She expects to stop at Ma
son City and Albert Lea before contin-
uing her journey.
Agent F. b. Garvi, of the Northwest
ern, wac in Denison Monday, where he
was in attendance at meeting of
i1ici A
/, C. & n. w. This is an association
OF agents at the twelve larg-
est stations on the Iowa division of the
Chicago & Northwestern, and is held
for the purpose of discussing matters Of
interest regarding the company's work.
Each agent present is expected to bring
home new ideas that will be of aid in
the work and which ne is
to bring before the meeting of
the smaller agents associations into
which the division is divided.
Remember we are selling the best
hammocks in the city at the lowest
prices. Simmons book store.
Mr.. c. N. Marvin, Of Shenandoah, ac-
by his wife and daughter
Merze, will arrive in the city tomor
row for visit of several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jud Morrissey. Mr.
Marvin is editor of the Shenandoah
Seminal one of the brightest and we'll
edited country semi -weellies in the
state. He was a former Marshalltown
was in the employ of the
Times Republican for a time and in
company with Mr.. Morrissey, later ran
1 state paper for teachers, that was
published here. Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
and Mr.. and Mrs. Morcissey are plan
hing an outing of some sort that will
De enjoyed during the visit.
Ladies' wash necKties, to match any
:unsmer goods, just received. 25 cents
zach. The Fair.
Messrs. Hugh Dunn and Charles
Ross. of Clemens, were in the city
coming to look after business
matters pertaining to the hearing of the
stranger, Joseph Greene, who was be-
ore the commissioners of insanity. |
Mr.. Dunn. who was employing Greene |
It the time he began to show signs |
If mental trouble, swore out the in
ormation charging insanity, and Mr.
Ross was witness, he having beer
,alled to look after Greene when it |
vas feared he might become violent
Both Dunn and Ross think that
Green's trouble is only a temporary |
me, and that with the proper treat
nent he will soon regain his normal |
condition. While not necessarily vio-
ent, or possessing tendency towards
Mr.. Dunn thinks that there
s something radically wrong with the
nan and that he should be cared for
It the state hospital. Sheriff Shoe
maker is making every effort to locate
ireene's relatives and establish his
egal residence. 1t is not thought that
ireene is his correct name.
Buy one Of those nice porch cur
aims at Simmons book store.
Overseer of the Poor Pemberton sent
o the county farm Monday evening,
hrs. Viola Hill, a young woman who
las ben making her home in the city for
bout a year. Mrs. Hill is the daugh-
err of poverty stricken mother. who,
With family of small children, will be
as having been in such
destitute circumstances last winter In
little hut on the banks of Linn
reek that aid was necessary from the
ounty and charitably inclined people,
Who happened to learn of their condi-
ion. Mrs. Hill has been working for
nHr0 fo, 1