Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-07
DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.

All the choicest SOFT drinks you VIII
find at Alexander Drug Company.
Immense audiences are again greet
ing the Korak Wonder Company at
Sieg's theater.
Nice house with all modern convent
eneces and excellent location for rent
by John B.. Simmons.
Good shapes and all shades of mems
hats to be sold while they last at the
Fair at 81, in fedoras and stiff hats.
Children's hats, ladies' hats. Every
express brings in more millinery at our
store. Saves you 20 per cent. Temple
of Economy.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kelley desire to
thank their neighbors and friends for
their kindness in the brief illness and
loss of their son, Clifford.
Tonight is the last night of the Won
derful Kinodrome show at the Odeon.
All new pictures will be shown. Ten
cents to every one to any part of the
house.
Victor Ettinger. known on both con-
tinents as a mandolinist Of rare abil-
ity, will be with the Ames State Col
lege Glee and Mandolin Clubs at the
NJ. e. church Thursday evening.
The marriage of Miss Lille Sartorius,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. Sar-
t%orious, to Mr.. John c.. Creiin. in an
nounced for Thursday evening at the
S~artorius home, 512 North Third ave-
nue..
The supervisors, who have been in
session this week, completed the bust
ness of their monthly meeting Tues.
day afternoon and adjourned. Moth
ing but routine matters were con-
sidered.
Ladies', clean your kid gloves with
the Dry Cleaner. 1t is not a liquid,
leaves no dor and can be used while
the glove is on the hand. Price Is
cents. For sale only by the Mcbride &
Will Drug Company.
Nathan Simkins, Of LeGrand, father
of Mr.. H. e. Simlsins, of this city,
was seriously injured Tuesday after
noon. He was working on a scaffold-
ing and fell to the ground, receiving
severe bruises on the head and several
ribs being fractured.
Jasper Mitchell, a well known resi-
dent of Albion, is lying very i'll at his
home n is not expected to survive the
day. MI. Mitchell Is about 65 years of
age and has been Ill with an attack of
pneumonia, in addition to which other
complications have developed.
Mr.. George Pruden, of Iowa Falls, en-
gineer in charge of the Des Moines,
Falls & Northern railway con-
struction work, was in the city this
morning en- route from Iowa Falls to
Nevada. Mr.. Pruden says the work is
progressing nicely, and is o COM
pleted below Cambridge.
The annual inspection of ST. Aldemar
No. 80, Knights Temp
lar, was conducted at the asylum Tues
day night by Mr.. William Weldon, of
Iowa Falls, who is one of the state in
spectors appointed by the grand COM
mander. A good attendance of knights
was present and Mr.. Weldon was nigh.
" pleased with the results Of the in
spcction.
The Des Moines papers announce
the selection of teacherS in the West
Des Moines schools for the coming year..
The list includes six former teachers
of this city. all of whom were re-
Miss Martha Beeson, of tha
West Des Moines high school, is re-
at S100; Miss Grace Sullivan,
$40; Miss Lillian Bridgeford, $40: Miss
Van Petten, $50; Miss Matte
Bach. 500; and Miss Mary Hall, ss5.
Mrs. Carl Werlich went to Ames
Tuesday evening. where she will be
present at the tenth annual convention
Of the Iowa P. z. O. Sisterhood, going
is a delegate from Chapter BIB, of this
city. Mrs. L. M. Singleton. president of
the local chapter, went to Ames this
morning to be present at the conven-
attending by virtue of her office.
Miss Nellie Pierce, Of Cedar Falls, a
delegate from Chapter r, spent Tues
day in the city al the guest of MI. and
Mrs. Ed Miller. going to Ames Tuesday
evening.
A large social gathering In Timber
Creek township was at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Mark Moler on Saturday
night, arranged by Mrs. Moler and
daughter as a surprise for their son
and brother, Mr.. Harry d. Moler, who
was 81 years of age on that day. Mr..
was presented with a gold watch
and chain by his friends and relatives.
Refreshments We're served. The guests
were Misses Clara Erickson, Minnie
Keeper. niyra md May Sellers. Carrie
.oleridge. Maggie Espersen, Ethel
Cooper. Iva Lounsberry, Ella Swanson
and Daisy Mendenhall; Messrs. Fred
Cram. Burt and Clarence Sellers. Frank
and Gus Mold, Charley Patton, Justly
Osgood. Frank and Dan Keeper. George
and James Reisinger, Daniel Stroud,
Guy Doty and Harry Mead; Mr.. and
Mrs. James Brown and Mr.. and Mrs.
Cal Osgood.
Twenty-Five dozen summer corsets,
20 cents, for Thursday only al
cents at the Fair store.
Mr.. j. f. Wallish. of Chicago, assist
ant general manager of the Illinois
railroad, passed thru the city
Tuesday evening on his business car,
attached to Iowa Central n~orth-bound
passenger No. S, en- route from Peoria
to Chicago, via Ackley. Mr.. Wallish
route because of his personal interest in
Central, having, as chief engineer
Of the Iowa Central eighteen years ago.
built the line from k%eithsburg to Peo-
1t has been several years since he