Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-22
aan aurdap 91arr2 1902
DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician.

Dr. Janss. surgeon and physician.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, rs East Main
Go to the Paragon for Easter novel
ties.
Special brushes for water closet
spittoon and sink. Schmidts hard
ware store.
Schoenhuts barber shop is located In
DR.. Singleton's office, No. IL South
First street
Faster hats are usually expensive
but Miss Middlekauff will sell them at
actual cost this year.
Dr.. MARS. osteopathic physician,
over Fidelity bank; practiced Owe,
three years in the city.
Why not take your watches and
clocks to Aliens for repairs where you
know the work is done right
For sale, large kitchen cupboard and
bed room suit, almost new S07 East
Linn. Many other small articles.
Iceberg refrigerator, handsome fin
ish, heavy, thick walls; most eco
nomical box made. Schmidt's hard
ware store.
Mr.. Charles r. Sphinx. of Chicago. a
thoroughly competent and eXper-
fenced architect in modern designing
and construction, will locate at Mar
shalltown on the Sth of April and VIII
occupy the same room, No. II. in the
Woodbury. building just vacated by
Architect Frank Croker.
The funeral of the late Thomas
Blackburn was very largely attended
at Clemens Friday. Interment was
made in the Clemens cemetery.
Mrs r. B. Smith and daughter. Miss
Ethel, of West Liberty, arrived in the
city Friday evening and will remain
for few days visit at the home OF
the formers cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
S. Beeson. Mrs. Smith and daughter
are en- route to Holt county, Neb.,
where they are to reside.
Friday was the last day for the fill
ing of suits for the coming term OF
court. Few cases were filed late in the
day. William Brandt, who says he was
once divorced from Sarah Brandt but
re- married her with the belief that
they could live peacefully, sues for
separation and separate maintenance.
He asks alimony in the sum OF 1855.
Pearl NJ. Goodwin, until four months
ago resident of Vinton, wants d.
vorce from James d. Goodwin. on the
grounds of intemperance and abuse.
Miss Florence Mathers, of the Wood
bury school, entertained few of hex
friends among the teachers Friday ev-
ening at the home of her uncle, Mr..
George j. Allen. Tea was served at
$50 by Mrs. Allen, assisted by Mrs.
Ed Baker. A game in the nature of
a musical contest was enjoyed after
tea, resulting in Miss Grace Baker re-
ceiving the head prize and Miss Louise
Miller the consolation. Miss Mathers'
guests We're Misses Louise Miller
Zada White, Carrie Mcconnell, Besse
Beaver, Ina Goodale, Nellie Pember-
ton, Dora Smith, Carrie Durant, Alma
Salvage, Vera Everist and Grace
Baker.
A few Marshalltown people were In
Grinnell Friday night in attendance at
the annual home concert of the Grim
nell Glee Club and Amphion Orchestra.
given at the new Colonial theater. Miss
Lillian Parker, of the high school. was
among those present and remains over
Sunday at the guest of her friend, Miss
Annie Bell Raymond, instructor of
physical culture in the woman's gym
nasium Miss Pearl Black was also in
attendance and will be the guest of
Miss Amy Haight over Sunday. Others
present at the concert were Mr.. and
Mrs. d. w. Norris, Jr.. Misses Edna
Daskam and Mary Gilchrist and Mr..
Fred Gilchrist.
During the summer vacation OF the
district court will take a limited num-
Der of pupils for a thorough course In
Graham shorthand. If you want to pre-
pare yourself for a good stenographic
position this fall now is your opportun-
ity to learn shorthand from reporter
and teacher of fifteen years experience.
Also lessons in expert reporting to
those desiring to improve their writing
and increase speed. Those desiring to
take the full course should make appli-
cation before May / If possible. Pri-
vate or class instruction by latest meth
DDS. Night class for those unable to
attend during the day. For further
particulars call or address. A. B. Hoov-
err court reporter, room 216 court
house, city.
Mr. T. I. WATSON, the retiring gen.
eral auditor of the Iowa Central rail-
way, was probably the most delighted
man in the city Friday evening when,
shortly after o'clock, the employees of
the general accounting department
called at his home and presented him
with a handsome leather upholstered
easy chair, as fine as could be pur-
chased in the city. Mr.. Will II. Garlic
ton made the presentation address, to
which Mr.. WATSON responded. The sur
prise was indeed pleasant one and no
one but the auditor himself knows or
can tell how much the kindness of the
employees is appreciated. He will have
cause for many years to remember the
closing days of his connection with the
department.
The demand for Easter flowers al
ways exceeds the supply, and it is
only those that order early who get
just what they want. We will have q
large supply Of roses, carnations, hy-
acinths and daffodils and a limited
number of Easter lilies. but we advise
early ordering. There are some peo-