Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-04
DR.. Getz, surgeon and physician
Janss. surgeon and physician

DR.. Getz, surgeon and physician
DR.. Boucher. 2oS south Third Ave.
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DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician
DR.. Burkart. osteopath. so2 West Main
Cobs for sale. Glucose Sugar Refining
Company.
Odd lace curtains half price. Banna.
tyne & Lay.
Science is better than guess work. &C
to Allen the optician. and have your
eyes tested and glasses fitted, as they
should be.
There will be a great, nice load OF
coal. hne quality. coming your way
provided you order it from George Ny
den. City weight.
Miss Mabel Hatch, of Little Rock,
who has been In the city two weeks as
the guest of her sister, Mrs. IL. A. Kin
ran, left this morning for her nome
Mr.. F. A. Brown, of Union, was in the
city Thursday. He was a visitor at DR..
k%ierulf's Eye and Ear IHarmary and
had his eyes treated and Elssses fitted.
L ~ IS S1hh Jatk NJ
days this morning by Justice Burritt,
having been arreeted by Constable Haas
upon a charge OF larceny, in stealing
harness makers tools from the Caxmody
shop.
John j. Hall. who has been in the en-
ploy of the fremont for the past two
months as chef. left Friday evening for
Omaha, where he has accepted a posi-
ton with the Union Pacific Hotel Com
pany. Mr.. Hall was accompanied by
his wife.
Mrs. w. II. Gallagher and brother. Mr..
Robert Blackburn. left Friday evening
for Aurelia, where they were summoned
by a telegram announcing that their
father, John Blackburn. was not ex"
pected to live. Uncle Johnny Black
burn is "a well-known former resident
OF Marshalltown. having lived here
many years He is OIL years Of age.
The second series of university ex-
tension course lectures, which vas to
have begun rex Monday by Jerome II.
Raymond, Ph.D., has been postponed
for a week or two. The lectures have
been delayed because OF the failure in
Chicago to arrange a schedule in Iowa
for Mr.. Raymond. 1t is likely his other
towns will be secured within two weeks.
at the farthest, and as soon as the plans
are definitely known they will be an
nounoed.
Iowa Castle. Royal Hiehlanders, en-
Joyed another of its pleasant meetings
at their hall Friday night. A large class
OF refugees were made acquainted with
the mysteries OF the order, after which
The newly elected officers were installed
ty State Deputy ]. T.. S%tarboard, as
s!sted by the teams of spearmen n
| archers of the cartle. AT the close OF the
meeting the members repaired In a body
to the Paragon, where a sumptuous
spread had been prepared, which was
highly enjoyed by all.
Mr.. George NJ. stearn.. formerly of
this city but now of Des Moines, where
he is employed as state insurance actu-
airy, and Mr.. H. b. Wyman, also of Des
Moines, arrived in the city this morning
to participate In the game this evening
between the Grant Club and Marshall
town bowling. teams. Mr.. Wyman is a
retired capitalist and is president Of the
Capital City Bowling League. Mr..
SlCdIHS ~ w ~ u WV 1ShS
Bowling Association. The other three
members of the Grant team arrive
from Des Moines at 1880 this evening.
Friends in the city are in receipt of
a letter from Alex Bright, at Iantha,
Mo-, who, 1T will be remembered. was
m~urderously assaulted by his son, Guy
Bright, several weeks ago. Bright
writes in his characteristic way. and
says that he has a LEAD mine in him
and expects soon to go to Joplin to be
prospected." He also states that the
shooting came lear 'fiyin' his COO
huntin'" and he still has one ball in
his shoulder and is unable to get out
of doors. He considers, however, that
he is doing very nicely, considering
everything.
Mr.. e. S. C%incebeaux. Of the Iowa
Central passenger department, left this
morning for Hampton, where he will ac-
company the special train to Albert Lea,
MINI. run by the Central on account OF
the production OF Richard Carvel" by
the Andrew Robson company. Mr.. Rob-
son will be remembered as the actor
who impersonated the late Charles
Coshlan in the role OF David Garrick in
the production of "A Royal Box" in this
city a few seasons 6 resulting In the
secret OF the understudy only being
known the next day, when Mr.. Cogh-
lan's death was announced from Texas.
The Caraway Club was entertained
Friday evening by Nh. and Mrs.. w. r.
Forney and Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Willard,
at the home OF the latter. Supper was
served At the usual our and a session
at euohrs followed. The ladies' pro-
gressive prize went to Mrs. Forney, af-
ter deciding a tie with Mrs. A. Janney.
and the ladies' sweeps prize was
awarded to DR.. Cora WilMams-Choate.
For the gentlemen Mr.. j. C. Dunn Sc
cured the progressive prize and Mr.. F.
e. Stewart first horors for sweeps. The
guests on his occasion were
Messrs. and Mesdames 7. j. Fletcher, f.
L. Meeker, j. C. Dunn. w. v. Couch
man, George Hixson, l.. r. Willard, and
w. A. Sandoe; Mrs. Ed Baker, Mrs. b.
A Morgan; Mrs. John Balch. of st.
J%ohnsbury; Mrs. Nathan Robel, Chica-
Miss Adobe Buckminster, OF Law
renee, Kas.; Messrs. Murch Forney and
III. f. Echternacht.
Miss Mabel STA, a young woman from
Chow, China, spent Friday in the
city as the guest OF Misses Elizabeth
and Helen Loveland, h latter, for the
past three years or so. having been one
Of her Instructors at Morning Side Col