Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-11

For chrome diseases see l}f. tucker
100 East Main street. Consultation nj
office free.
For sale or trade. n second-ha
store on cash or monthly payments.
10. j. Morley.
Ladies summer wash suits Any
suit in the house for $3.50. Naluea
up to Sc. Henry Pappe.
Mrs. j. Nj. Bishop who underwent a
severe surgical operation at the Single
ton hospital a few days ago. is improv-
ing rapidly and will be able to be re-
moved to her home before many days.
Mrs. Lylia Phillips. of 1anlnets3urg,
who WAS operated upon Thursday af-
telnoon AT O'Clock for appendicitis.
passed thru the ordeal successfully. Her
symptoms all Indicate an early recoN-
cry.
Mr.. Heald. who has charge of the
furnace department of the LennoN
Manufacturing Company, reports very
satisfactory furnace trade and not
withstanding this is an off week. re
ports seventeen furnaces sold the first
three DAYS of the week.
Hope Lodge No. 244. A. @. U. w.
entertained their brother members OF
Marshall Lodge No. 49, ut the lodge
rooms of the former Thursday night
The joint meeting was in the nature
of an eNemplidcation initiatory work
following which refreshments We're
served.
Ora Parrish. of Grinnell. a young med
ical student of Rush. who came To the
city a few days ago to visit friends and
was taken i'll at the Stoddart House.
was removed yesterday to the Singleton
hospital Mr.. Parrish is suffering With
typhoid fever which, however. does not
threaten to assume a critical stage.
Joseph r. LaPlant, of Clemens, left
Thursday evening for Linden, where he
will remain for a brief stay on business
connected with n farm that he owns in
Dallas county. From Linden he will go
to Mitchell. S. d.. to purchase 500 head
of range steers, which he will ship to
this city to put on pasture, to fatten
them for the market.
The Northeastern agents who We're
called To Chicago the first of the week
to confer with the management re-
garding the freight handlers strike
that is now on, have been placed at
work in the various freight stations of
that road in the city. Many of them
have been given charge of small gangs
of truckmen that have been secured
pending the settlement of the strike.
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and children have gone to Clifford to
spend a number of months at the home
of the lady's mother. Mrs. John Burch.
Miss Mary a. Bailey. of Marietta,
small company of friends
at dinner today, given complimentary
to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hogue. of
West Liberty. Aside from the honored
guests there We're present Mr.. and Mrs.
William Seamans and daughter Miss
Maggie Mr.. Robert Tannehill and Mr..
Hawlay Stoops.
This is a snap. Any one buying a
Haviland & Company's cup and saucei
cat regular prices) we will give a
Haviland & Companys bread and
butter plate to match absolutely free.
Or with every Hayiland & Company's
plate we will give a 4inch
fruit free This is the first chance
the citizens of Marshalltown and vicin-
!ty have had to secure Haviland &
our competitors pay for it. You will!
buy if YOU will come and see us. Iowa
Tea Company.
Mr.. j. l.. Bracken, of Tama, passed
thru the city Thursday evening. Ell
route To Anes in company with MIR. a.
Potts, Il well-linown resident of Tama, |
who was or his way to Des Moines to |
consult a specialist on the eyes Mr..
Potts is in danger of losing his left eye,
which has become badly diseased, and
not long ago sought the advice of a
specialist here. He was not given any
encouragement and went to Cedar
Rapids, where he was again told that
there was no possibility of saving the |
organ. As Il last resort Mr.. Potts goes
TO Des Moines. but he is already of the
opinion that hope is next to useless.
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The members of the n. o. f. Club a
social organization of young women
that nourished several years ago, in |
dulged i'm a surprise Thursday after
noon upon one of it's number, Miss Del I
la Parrett. whose marriage to Mr.. s. /
S. Frantz. of Spokane. Wash, was cele- |
brated a 2:30. The young people had /
planned on having a very quiet we'd
ding. with only relatives present. but t
at the time set for the ceremony the (
members of the brides former club
appeared on the scene in Il body and |
that they had come to see
her married. Mrs. Parrett was in
league with the intruders. who after
the ceremony. accompanied the bridal /
party TO the station and saw they We're
showered with rice.
NJ G. Dakin, of State Center, thinks .
that he has n present about the finest I
team of driving horses In the county. /
Mr.. Dakin recently purchased the ami
mails Il pair of chestnut sorrels. from 7
Angst Henness. of State Center and
now has all the girls of State Center
wishing he wasn't married. Mr.. Da- T
lin's new drivers are full brother and !
sister. and rs prettily mated as two /
horses possibly could he. Each has four
white feet. and can hardly be told
apart when separated. Mr.. Dakin has I
been trying to buy the team since they I
We're 2-year- colts. having offered /
Mr.. Henness $500 for them at that time
Mr.. Henness laughed at him. but final
~ the inducement was made such that |
he was willing to part with them.
Mrs. q. j. Russell and sons. Mafon, /
md RAYMOND Russell of Bangor town |