Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-27
DR.. Nichols. Over 10 East Main.
DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.

Special. On account of the rain we
will give our sersucker Bingham sale
tomorrow, 5 cents a yard. Lee & Ben
edict
Mrs. Jane Utz is recovering nicely
from the effects of an operation in
which the tear duct was opened in one
of her eys.
Have your clothes cleared and dyed
now and be ready for spring. Fitton
e ogan, will do 1t right. "a West
Church street
In the bowling contest tonight be-
tween Dubuque and Marshalltown there
viii be five games played. total number
of pins to count; American Bowling
congress rules to govern the game.
Notice-To Farmers and Gardeners
We will contract for 800 acres of GU
cumbers to be grown in the vicinity of
Marshalltown the coming season. For
particulars call at our office. Marshall
Vinegar Company
Andrew Swanson. a farmer living
near Dillon, was arrested by officer
Clark Wednesday evening upon
charge OF intoxication. He paid the
costs in Mayor Jones court this morn
ing and was discharged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Swival. who have
been making their home in this city
for some time, are to move soon to
Texas, near Ft. Worth, where MIR.
Swival has been transferred as agent
of the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.. Lutz are now COM
fortably located in their new home in
Peoria, at 100 Crescent avenue. MIR.
Lutz. who has been placed in charge of
the Iowa Central business at that end
of the line. has opened offices in the
Niagara building.
Col f. c. Let's. president and general
manager of the Western Grocer Com
pany, Who has been the city for brief
stay on business, left Wednesday eve
ming for Omaha, where today he was
present at a meeting of the Iowa-Ne-
braska Wholesale Grocers' Association.
He was accompanied by Manager H. l..
Sloan, of the Let's. Fletcher Company.
Another communication has been re-
ceived from a south side resident COM
planning OF some of the public dances
that are being held in that section of
the city, and alleging that they disturb
and annoy the better class of citizens.
The correspondent also claims the
dances are frequented by married men
of the city whose wives are LETT at
home.
j. r. Kessler. of Wesley, arrived in
the city Wednesday night fifth an en-
igrant outfit attached to Iowa Central
thru freight No. 90. and will make his
home in this county, having purchased
the Carl y. wilcox farm. six miles
northeast of the city. Mr.. Kesslers
family has been at the home of Mrs.
Kessler's sister, Mrs. ]. f. Schultz
three miles southwest of the city, foi
the past week.
Mrs. L. C. Hampton arrived Tuesday
evening from Montezuna and VIII re-
main here for an indefinite stay. Mr..
and Mrs. Hampton have been living in
Montezuma for the past two months,
where Mr.. Hampton. in company with
his brother, Mr. l.. ID. Hampton, of this
city, purchased the N NJ. Valentine
stock of general merchandise. The
stock is being moved from Montezuma
to Melbourne. and Mr.. and Mrs. Hamp-
ton may make their home at that place.
Jasper Richeson. a young man about
81 years OF age, has been taken to the
detention hospital because of illness
with smallpox. Richesoni contracted
the disease al Rhodes. where he had
been on an extended visit, and where,
so the health officers say patients with
smallpox are allowed to run at large He
is not seriously III. He had been max
ing his home with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. D. Richeson, at GIL West Ne
vada street and the home has been
quarantined for seventeen days, until 1t
Is certain that no other cases Will de-
velop from possible contact with young
Richeson.
The celebration of the thirty seventh
anniversary of the release from Ander-
sonville prison of Daniel Mcdaniel, of
Gilman, attracted a number of Mr. Nc
Daniels Grand Army friends from this
city. Mr.. G. NJ. Lyon made the eve
ning's address, and others from this
city appeared on the program Those
~ oiii lltiS W iio otteHutu llle dlllllNt T-
sary celebration were Mr.. and Mrs. j.
S. Perry, r. M. Gard, w. b. Beeson,
William Wallace, G. NJ. Lyon, George
Trautman, 2. b. Cornell. Cloud III.
Brock, c. NJ. Norton, Will A. Grown
IJ. r. Wildman and j. p. Cooper; All
Hall, of Marietta and r. b. Wallace
of Green Mountain.
Mr.. j. r. Hopkins, of st. Joseph. Mo-,
manager of the tea department of the
Western Grocer Company, who has
been in the city a few days looking af-
ter matters of business pertaining to
the two houses of the company in this
city, left Wednesday evening for Mason
City, where he spent today with Man
ager George p. Smith, of the Let's,
Spencer, Smith Company. Mr.. Hop
kins will leave in April for Japan and
China, where he Will remain four
months investigating the different tea
industries OF these countries. Mr.
Hopkins will purchase fifteen car loads
of teas for export to this country where
they will be kept in bond at the differ
ent ports before shipment to this and
other cities where the company has
houses
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Arney, who
We're recently married at Sac City, and
who have been visiting for a week at
the home of the formers brother Mr.
Wallace III. Arney four miles north