Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-28

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DR.. Billiard, osteopath, % East Main
Adamson will rent you a camera fol
4 Decoration day.
THE Lady of Castle March" 6
charming Welch story, at Lebig's.
Wanted, young man Il or Is years
old at Sundells cafe. Good wages.
Fred Bowman is recovering from {
severe siege with acute inflammation.
rheumatism.
Have you seen the TuXine corset il
pink, blue and white for 90 cents al
NJ. f. Andrews.
For Sale-Cheap rubber tire sure,
and brass mounted harness, good as
new. Darling & Mundy.
See the Bloomer Girls Friday after
noon in the pasture opposite the fair
grounds. East Main street. Game called
$50 p. IN.
The Harmony Aid Society will NEE,
Thursday afternoon at $50 O'Clock witt
Mrs. c. S. Huston, No. 207 East Web
ster street.
Licenses to we'd, granted in Polli
county include one TO Bert McQuaid
aged 81, and Leafy Mills, aged %, botl
OF this city.
The Fair Store has just received an
! other consignment of mems and boys
shirts at popular prices. Will guaran
/ tee to suit you.
| Hammocks are no longer a luxury
but an actual necessity. You can find
4 all kinds, all styles and all prices at the
Temple of Economy.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Meth
odist church will meet Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. David Len
1 nox. 4oS West Nevada street
! Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Nichols, of Mi
rerva. were in the city Tuesday night
to atteud commencement and TO wit
ness the graduation of their cousin,
Miss Ella Roberts.
P. W. Hodges. the Marshalltown
Light, Power & Railway Company cleo
trician who was severly hurt a few
weeks ago by a fall. was able to be out
yesterday for the first time.
| Lieut. Froelich, of Company Fl, who
is among the company's representatives
at the state rifle range at Cedar Rapids,
is shooting WELL and up to noon yester-
day stood as one of two at the head OF
the regiment, in point of score.
Mrs Davis, of 204 South First avenue
was released from the detention hos
pital Tuesday. This leaves but one pa
tient in the hospital. a young woman
who came here from Des Moines i'll
with smallpox. She will be released
within a few days.
Messrs. Charles and John Boardman.
sons of Rev. and Mrs. G. p. Boardman,
until recently of this city but now of
Red Oak. who have remained in the
city to finish their year in high school,
left this morning for Iowa Falls, where
they will spend week with relatives.
Mrs. Boardman and daughter being
there at present for visit.
Mrs. William Dyer and children went
to Oskaloosa this morning, where they
will make their home during the sum-
luor months, MIR. Dwyec having been %
Gated al tina. point for the past six
weeks as engineer on the steam shovel
stationed on the work north of Osha-
loose. Mrs. Harry Mcbride accompa-
MED Mrs. DIVER ard will remain for q
short visit.
Cards annol ncing the marriage on
June 4th of Miss Birdie Swearingen, OF
Hampton. to George Robert Greer. OF
Mason City, have been received by
friends in the city Miss Swearingen j.
a former resident of Marshalltown, be-
ing the daughter of Engineer Sam
Swearingen. of the Iowa Central. She
graduated from the Hampton high
school and attended college at Chilli
Gothic and Des Moines, and is an ac-
complished musician. Mr.. Greer is
Young business man of Mason CITY. me
wedding takes place at the home OF the
brides parents, at o'clock. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Greer will be at home at Mason
City after July i.
John Rheads and Dan Newell, the
mon arrested for assault with intent to
commit rape upon the person of Mrs.
Joel Shively, We're discharged III JUS
t;ce Burritt's court Tuesday afternoon
The two Italians, Ross and Big joe
arrested for alleged nuisance, upon
COMPLAINT of w. H. Mcdonald, were
discharged in Justice Burritts court
Tuesday night. There was not sufilclent
evidence to show that the men had
given liquor to two young daughters OF
Mr.. Mcdonald, as charged in the infor-
nation. A cripple named Higgins, who
has been selling lead pencils about the
streets. was before Justice Burritt this
morning, charged with intoSication. He
was discharged and ordered out of the
city.
Mr.. E. A. Kimball, who is to lecture
at the Odeon Thursday night, is an
able speaker, firmly convincing and
confirming himself to facts. After years
of suffering, being pronounced incura-
Bile by the most eminent physicians.
Christian Science was suggested, but in
his opinion it could not be considered.
as he was too far gone. But after ur-
gent solicitation he decided to give it a
trial, and today is a living witness of
this healing truth. and is unselfishly
and untiringly giving his life to the
cause trying to show others that this
truth as done by two million followers
Gees heal today, and clearly showing us
at is God that healeth all our dis
eases" and that he is a just and good
God. causing no man to suffer If we
obey his laws.
Rev. J. G.. Van Ness, formerly paste,