Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-19

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DIR. Janss, surgeon and physician.
DO you smoke the Middle West?"
DIR. MARS. osteopathist. Fidelity bnt
Go to the Paragon for your fire
works.
any s1.24 wrappers, 9s cents, W
have all sizes. The Fair.
% Fancy border handkerchiefs in larg
q varieties at the Racket store.
Fine line of chocolate pots and cup
( and saucers at cost at Liebig's.
5 Only agency for "vudor' automati
porch shades. Bannatyne Lay
Plenty Of wrappers to select from
! at our great wrapper sale. The Fair.
Miss Carroll c. Meeks went to Dav
export this morning, where she has ac
cepted a position with retail ciga
firm.
Mems black twilled work shirts, re-
enforced back and front. The 80 cent
grade for Friday only at the Fair fol-
81 cents.
Ladies, 1000 yards of lawn and
batiste on sale tomorrow for cents
a yard. These goods are worth
and 10 cents yard. Come early. Lee
& Benedict.
The first band concert of the season.
Which had been scheduled for Wednes-
! TOW
large crowd that had gathered to hear
il was disappointed.
! Rev. DR.. T. O. Douglass, of Grinnell.
secretary of the Iowa Congregational
Home Missionary Society, was in the
city Wednesday afternoon, being on
his way home from Riceville, Mitchell
county, where he had been to lay the
corner stone of a new $4,000 church,
to replace the one burned on July
| last.
! Fireman Frank Brown, of the Cen
trail, who has been on duty on one of
! the company's work train engines, WITH
headquarters at Grinnell, for several
I months, met with an accident Wednes-
Gay and returned home Wednesday
/ evening 70 remain until a broken finger
! heals. Fireman Brown was helping get
a car that had been derailed on the
track again, when his hand was caught
between frog and the rail. The index
finger was broken and the hand other
wise bruised.
The Congregationalists have secured
for their Sunday services Rev. d. A.
Penniman. of South Bend, Ind, a young
man who is considered to be one of the
best pastors of the Hoosier state. Rev.
Penniman comes to the committee very
highly recommended by Iowa pastors.
He is about 30 years of age. The COM
inittee thinks that within a week or so
4 consideration will be made of two or
three of the recent candidates who have
filed the local pulpit, with veiw of
making selection as pastor.
For Sale-Ranch land. $50 acres with
flowing spring: $50 acres within one
fourth mile of above Five hundred dol
homestead thereon. One hundred and
sixty acres adjoining can be had for
$3.50. This is ranch land. but there is
plenty Of good farm land in one mile. A
great snap for family who can make
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pasture land and buy adjoining farm
land at SIS to SO per acre. Also other
lands. C. j. Maddux, New Rockford |
n. ID.
Charles e. Goehel, a member of the
Soldiers Home, was arrested by the |
sheriff's officers yesterday upon a charge
of insanity. Gobel is an epileptic and at |
times shows severe mental trouble The I
commissioners investigated his case
this forenoon and adiudged him insane.
Word was sent to Reinbeck, where
the mans three daughters, Mrs. Lulu
Hixson. Mrs. Della Graves and Mrs.
Cora Meissner, reside. Gobel is
60 years of age and served in
Company f, Fourth New York heavy
artillery. He has wife living in Penn
sylyania. Sheriff Shoemaker, accom-
panied by George l.. Mason, left this
nnrning for independence. where Co.
bel will be cared for in the state hos
pital.
All S1.49 wrapperS in the house at