Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-09
DR.. Bay, IA East Main.
George j. Allen. scientific optician.
DR.. Lierle. eve. once hours 2 to $3.50.

DR.. Lierle, eve. once hours z to $3.50.
Darling & Mundy for lawn grass
seed
Gentle saddle pony for sale cheap.
Inquire of Charles Adams.
Boys clothing every day except Sun
day at cost. Bannatyne q Lay.
Life Work of William Mckinley
and Life Of Mckinley" at Liebig's.
If you want the best beer in the city
order case of private stock OF Gust
Bierman.
Have you seen those handsome rugs
and art squares at Cards? Call during
the day or evening.
For sale or trade, a good second hand
surrey. Will sell or trade for horse, at
Tinker G. Armstrong;.
Blackmore opens his studio COM
mencing with q weeks lectures at the
Sieg theater, supported by fine COM
pany of entertainers. Watch papers for
dates.
Mr.. w. A. RUSSO, advance represent
alive for Richards & Pringle's Georgia
Minstrels" Company, was in the city
Tuesday. looking after matters pertain
ing to the appearance of his attraction.
Marshal o C. Beach, of Albion, OBJ
jects to the statement made in these
columns that he is under quarantine
for smallpox. He says he himself
is not i'll, neither is there any illness
in his family.
Mrs. Bessie Madden, of S04 North
Sixth avenue, the young woman VINO
was the worst injured of the fremont
hotel fire victims, was able to leave her
home today for short walk with the
aid of crutches.
b. f. Noble. a tramp painter, pleaded
guilty to an intoxication charge in the
mayors court this morning. He offered
to pay his fine by vanishing all the
furniture in the mayors office, and was
given the privilege of doing so.
Mr.. w. d. Xix, of Gearing spent
Tuesday in the city, accompanying his
sister III law, Mrs. A. Corbett, of Am
boy. Mimi, who left for Henrietta, !. T.,
to join her husband, who recently To-
Gated there. Mrs. Corbett has been in
this vicinity for the past six months,
visiting her sister, Mrs. Xix, at Gear
ing and relatives in Brooklyn and
Montezuna. A few weeks ago, IN Mon
tczuna, she submitted to severe sur
gical operation, from the effects of
which she has now about recovered.
Joe Martin, an employe of the Stro-
bel Construction Company, the firm
having in charge the erection of the
new Iowa Central steel bridge over
Timber creek, was injured in peculiar
way yesterday afternoon. Martin was
on the derrick that was being taken to
the bridge from this city and in passing
under the telegraph wires that cross
the tracks short distance this side of
the creek attempted to hold up the
wires to allow the derrick to pass I'M
derneath. He got hold of a wire that
was pretty heavily charged with cleo
tricity, resulting in his being burned
about the hand. In letting go the wire
and struck his neck, caus-
ing another burn. The burns are not
at all serious, but very painful.
The Boone News. in commenting on
the closing arrangements for contest
between the crack team of that city |
and the Marshalltown team, says: For
q time 1t seemed that Marshalltown
was putting up a good game of bluff,
hut was in reality not anxious for a
match. This quite dispels any such
idea from the minds of those who saw
matters in this light. Marshalltown got
her little bunch of money up in a hurry |
and now seems as anxious for the game |
as any one. Marshalltown has one of
the best teams in the state and team
on which she is willing to lose money.
Boone has been busy today arranging
the game and by the latter part Of the
week will begin to turn her attention
to the practicing of her team. 1t is
proposed to endeavor to secure a spe-
on that date and should the boys sue
coed there will be big crowd in at
tendance from this point as we'll as
and points intervening
interest is being taken in
the approaching event and it is thought
that the game will attract quite large
number of people to that CITY,"
Special prices on dress and walking
skirts. Bannatyne & Lay.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Coving-
ton Dobson was largely attended Tues
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the
Methodist church. Rev. F. NJ. Coleman
read biographical sketch of the de-
ceased; Rev. M. l.. Haney, of Normal |
ILL.,, read the scripture lesson; Rev I
John Montgomery, of Albion, led in
prayer. and Rev. Isaiah Reed, of Des
delivered the grafton. The flor
al tributes were profuse and very beau
tiful Aside from those from relatives
and friends the w. c. I. U. sent a very
pretty design, as did also the Foreign
and Home Mission Societies of tho
Methodist church, the Holiness Associ-
alton, the mercy and help department
Of the Epworth League, the Nom arti-
san w. c. t. p. and the neighbors. The
pail bearers were Messrs. Theodore
Johnston. Ira Johnston, A. e. Palmer,
George Trautmann. III. r. Milhiser and
William Long. Relatives and friends
present at the funeral from out of the
,ity were Mr. Calvin Dobson, of Tole-
10; Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Bovee, Mr..
Frank Bovee and daughter, of Green
Mr.. and Mrs. James w.
Dobson, Mrs. Ella Bowen and Mr.. Will
our Dobson, of Garwin; DR.. George H.
Oobson, of Santa Ana, Cal, and wife
md children, of LeGrand; Mr. Elmer
0obson, of Burlington; Mr.. George
Rowan Of Ioa1, nFa.4,..