Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-20


worth Is cents, three pair for % cents.
Lee & Benedict.
One hundred yards Madras cham
bray. regular 25 cent goods, at is cents
per yard this week at the Fair store.
Purchasing Agent Fred Wing, Of
the Central, went to Minneapolis last
night for a brief stay on company
business.
The Beethoven Society will be en-
tertained on Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. d. w. Marston and Mrs. w. r..
Forney at the Marston home, No. 4O1
East Main street.
Thirty-one hundredths of an inch of
rain fell during the evening and night.
Yesterdays maximum temperature was
8 IS degrees and the minimum was 60.
4 The barometer is rising this morning.
Messrs Larry and Wallace r. Lesser.
Jr., n. c. Mann. l.. A Francis, j. F. Sny-
der. Frank Hoffman, c. S. Bryce and
1 Frank Bristol, of Tama, were in the city
/ Monday night to attend THE Chap
erons."
President IL r. Milhiser Of the Mar
shall County Sabbath School Associ
alton, went to Dysart this morning.
where this afternoon he addressed the
convention Of the Tama county associ-
alton.
Rev. n. c. Richardson, formerly of
the Universalst church in this city,
but now OF Boone was in the city
Monday. having been called here to
conduct the funeral services of the
late Mrs. Hurlbut.
The Central did an immense home
seekers business out of this city this
morning, carrying north about sixty
| people bound for the Dakotas and
Minnesota to investigate and purchase
land. A number were from off the
Story City branch, ard others from
ipoints near Marshalltown.
Cosmopolitan patterns cents each
at the Fair store.
| Mr.. and Mrs w. c. Kimberly, of
Stuart are in the city, guests of the
formers sister, Mrs. j. Z. Wildman.
Mr.. Kimberly is looking over Marshall
county farm lands with view of pur-
chasing, and may come to this city to
reside, provided he finds a suitable in
vestment In the county.
Cosmopolitan patterns cents each
at the Fair store.
Cards received by relatives and
friends in the city announce the mar
riage on Sunday. May s. of Mr.. Fred
Woodwork, formerly Of this city but
now of San Predo, China. Mexico, to
Miss Constance Revell, of Ell Paso. Tex.
{c of VI ly9 ~
Woodwork, and grandson of Mr.. w
C. Woodwork, of this city. Mr.
Woodwork is connected with a min
ing company at San Predo.
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Cosmopolitan patterns cents each
at the Fair store
am 81 years old and have suffered
for several years and doctored without
relief. AT last called on DR.. Shalen-
berger, the Chicago specialist, and am
glad so say he cured me. l make this
statement for the benefit of others.
Those who are sick would do well to
call on the doctor. My troubles We're
catarrh, lung and general debility. I
cheerfully recommend the doctory to
others who are suffering. Frank My
ers. Pectatonica, III.
Cosmopolitan patterns 3 cents each
at the Fair store.
DR.. and Mrs. j. F. Battin and chil-
dren, Of Onawa, arrived in the city
Monday evening, DR.. Battin going to
Waterloo this morning to attend the
annual convention of the Iowa State
Hahnemann Medical Association, which
began this morning and continues over
tomorrow. Mrs. Battin and children
will be guests at the William Battln
home until DR.. Battin returns, and to-
gether they will remain three weeks in
this city and New Sharon.
Cosmopolitan patterns cents each
at the Fair store
Rev. and Mrs. Joel Myers, of Le-
Grand, were in the city Monday. Mrs.
Myers has received word from Robin
lson, Crawford county, Illinois, an
nouncing the serious illness Of her faith
er, Harvey Burner, who is not expected
to live. Mrs. Myers will leave for Rob
inson the latter part of the week, for
an indefinite stay at her fathers home |
Rev. Myers was in the city again this
morning, being on his way to Lisconlb
to conduct the funeral Of the late AL |
bert Hauser. whose death, at the Mt |
Pleasant hospital for the insane was
announced in these columns Monday.
Cosmopolitan patterns cents each
at the Fair store.
A special meeting of the Lady Call
houn Mining Company was held in this
city this afternoon at the company's
Office 100 West Main street. The meet
ing was called for the purpose of hear
ing report from Andrew Engle, of
Metz, Jasper county, who returned
home only two weeks ago after having
spent the winter at the mines. Mr.. En-
gle reported the prospects excellent,
and gave the stockholders an idea of
what they might expect from its dcvel- |
ment. Other outside stockholders
present at the meeting were M. II. Mill |
er and Thomas Healy, both Of Metz.
Three hundred yards of fine sheer
Gimities, regular IA cent quality. at
cents per yard this week only at the
Fair store.
Mr.. John o. Malcolm, of Oskalossa
law partner of General Solicitor George
w. Sewers, Of the Central, and Claim
Agent Marquis Barr, of the Central, |
passed thru the city this morning. en- |.
route to Albert Lea, Mimi, where they
Will look after the company's interests
in personal injury case brought by
Miss I,nlu ROnnell of GlenVille MINI |