Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-16

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:, Venetian ice cream in any quantit.
: Fellner Candy Company. Phones 81;
( Big line of new ribbons for sashes
: rosettes. etc, in all the novelties, a
Newcomers.
Fine stock of books, pictures. etc
] for graduating presents at Simmons
Book Store.
The Endeavorers of the Congrega
tional church will have a candy sail
Saturday at c. f. Schmidt's hardwar,
store, commencing at 10 o'clock.
Oskaloosa Herald: Abe Wilson wa:
called to his home in Beacon yesterday
from his work in Marshalltown by tn,
serious illness of his Wife. A little bah,
born TO them died yesterday.
Mrs. G.. w. Hinshaw and children
went went to Nevada Thursday eve
ming, where they will make their home
Mr.. Hinshaw has taken a position witt
William Mcintosh, and will drive one
of the latters drays.
Miss Leonora jackson, the violin art
list, will appear at the Presbyterian
church Saturday evening, May II, at
$50 o'clock, under the auspices of the
Beethoven Society. Sixteen years and
under, so cents at the door.
DR.. MARS patients, who have beer
taking osteopathy treatment, are i'm
proving nicely. He has been very sue
care. If you are tired of taking medi
irty H.. Noir No ~.
bank.
Miss Hannah Johnson. who has Beer
organist of the Norwegian Lutheran
church during the past five years, has
resigned her position. and with her
parents will leave next Tuesday for
Wells. Mimi, where they will make
their future home.
| Rev. C. p. Boardman, who has been
| in the city during the past few days
| looking after the work of preparing his
household goods for shipment to his
new home in Red Oak, left for the latter
city Thursday evening. accompanied by
his youngest son. Douglass.
A Northwestern special train. having
on board General Manager w. A. Gard
rer, General Freight Agent E. d. Brig
ham and Superintendent H. j. Slifer, of
the Iowa division, passed thru the city
Thursday afternoon, en- route east after
a trip Of inspection over the division.
Mrs. Frank Brown went to Grinnell
Thursday evening, where she will re-
main for few days visit with her hus-
band Engineer Frank Brown, of the
al hn OF &c firm of
the work train engines on duty on the
"Schoolhouse hill" grade revision work.
Robert Mason, who was arrested sew
eral weeks ago charged by neighbor,
Mrs. Morgan, with the larceny of a $50
gold certificate, and who waived exam
inatfon and was bound over to the
grand jury, desires to be released and
has Instituted habeas corpus proceed
ings before Judge Caswell. The hearing
is set for Saturday at o'clock.
Messrs. Frank Fletcher, Langdon
Place. Ray Scott Willard Hull, Fred
Jones, Archie Matthews. Give Kirk,
Roy Tuffree, Luther Mcconnell and
Phin Beasley. all high school students.
and Misses Edna Sears and Erma Wal
lace, went to Grinnell this morning.
where they were present this afternoon
at the annual track and field meet of
the Iowa State High School Athletic
Association.
Mrs. Silas Beatty, of Liscomb, who
was hurt in this city two weeks ago by
being run down by street car. while +
showing slight signs of Improvement,
is still unable to leave her bed. She
is able to sit up In bed at times and
take nourishment, but is still in
serious condition. Mr.. r. F. Clark, of
Liscomb, brother-in-law of the wo-
man. was inthe city Thursday, and says
that he thinks Mrs. Beatty will never
be we'll again. Mr.. Clark is of the
opinion that her spine is injured. The
most noticeable effect of the accident
Is a frequent trouble with her head
caused by a rush of blood, which pro-
luces extreme dizziness and severe
pains.
Superintendent NJ. w. Hovey, of the
Light, Power & Railway
Company, received yesterday afternoon
IN unexpected pleasure In a telephone
message from a form employee, Charles
NJ. Newton, who. last winter, while !
on the Webster county court |
house, at FIT. Dodge was struck on the I
lead by saw horse that fell from
,caffolding above, resulting in it's being ,
necessary to take him, a few weeks lat !
er to the hospital for the insane at In !
dependence. Mr.. Newton, who Is visit
ng relatives in Newton at present,
says that he has Just been discharged :
rom the hospital, and apparently is /.
entirely over. the effects of his recent ,
His reason returned to
him on the 5th inst but he is unable :,
o remember anything of his injury, or :,
What has transpired since. Mr.. Hovey :
aw Mr. Newton at Independence only :,
few weeks ago, and then it was feared
lie could not live, so serious was his
considered. Now he says he :
Weighs 1S5 pounds, more than he ever
id in his life, and has never been in
letter health.
Dressing sacques and kimonas at !,
newcomers. Z
Capt. Gideon Wheeler, an old time d
esident of this county, but now of Il
Neb., who was called to V
.lbion a few days ago to attend the
uneral of his niece, the late Mrs. n
late Griswold Brown. left Thursday W
vening for his home, having spent the Z
ay in the city with his brother-in- a
IVY, Hon. Timothy Brown. Captain h
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