Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-02
Do YOU smoke the Middle west?"
DR.. Mighell. surgeon and physician.


"Sinlon Dale a story of Nell Groyn-
ne. At Liebig's.
Cake walk and dance at the Spiritu-
alists' camp tomorrow evening.
Maggie Waite's last clairvoyant test
seance tonight at the Spiritualists'
camp.
Send for copy of Dudley Business
College Journal and get ready to enter
next Monday.
If YOU drink beer for a tonic order
case of Export or Private Stock from
Gust Bierman. North Center street.
Ii you don't get your moneys worth.
kick. We want everybody satisfied. u.
l.. kinnan & Co.'S Picture Auction
The "Woman Against Woman" COM
rany arrived in the city this morning
from Dubuque, where they appeared on
Monday evening.
Mr. L. p. Fogg, of Mount Vernon,
financial agent of Cornell College, ar
rived in the city this morning and Will
spend a few days in THIS vicinity on
business connected With the school.
Messrs. Will Hambleton, Ed Bishop
and Earl Harding. of Melbourne. were
in the city between trains this morning.
en- route to Sykeston, N. d. where they
are going for hunting trip of i couple
of weeks.
Charles Glow. the young son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. d. Glow, of this city, who
has been visiting With relatives a
,rraer, returned home i'll Monday even
ING. Master Glow is suffering from
what is thought to be a case of malaria
fever.
w. Il. Smelling G. r. Norris and DR..
A. b. Conway went 10 Eldora this
morning, where they have been sub
punaed as witnesses in the case
brought by Hans Nelson's heirs against
President A. N. Drake, of the State
Bank of Radcliffe.
Chris Marschall OF Hampton, was In
the city Monday night, being on his
way to Belle PLANE, where he will re-
main for a few days looking after busl-
ness matters pertaining to the settle
ment OF the estate of his wife's father,
the late Dr. G. A. Sanders.
Miss Hattie Pike, of DIN. spent Mon
day in the city as the guest of Misc
Nellie Stewart, going in The evening
to Ames, where she will take a posi-
lion in the Office Of the president of
Iowa State College. Miss Pike is an
alumnus of Iowa State College.
George w. Sewers, Of Oskaloosa.
general solicitor of the Iowa Central,
being on his way to Mason City. where
he will look after matters in which the
company is Interested, pending in the
Cerro Gordo county court, which Was
convened this morning.
Drs. +. p. Lierle and r. S. Hynds ar
riNtd home yesterday from White Fish
Lake Mimi, where they have enjoyed
a weeks fishing. They feel. as do all
others who have tasted the fruits OF
angling in the northern waters, that it
will be useless for them ever to be
satisfied with fishing around home
again.
George Grace, formerly of Albion, and
a member of Company II during the
Spanish American war, arrived in the
city this morning and will remain for
"a short visit with friends. Mr. Grace
mas peen eiiil'oseu % uis,hei = oii
.iie !'.' =. H. y -. GUY " oeG'i Ns'''es''
o.. - NV o.iiee V. .uAiis . po
si'lor WITH eiie .1le e', WESTERN.
Rev. j. b. Albrook, of Mt. Vernon
presiding elder Of the Marshalltown
district of the Methodist church, was
In the city Yesterday, being on his way
home frch his regular weekly trip
to conduct Quarterly conferences. DR.
Albrook has about completed the work
OF his last Quarter and is ready to clos.
this conferences wear Hi. tr,n thar
ny s.el..as las ii, :,
rsoehMei'' Maso'i Ivy '9iieiiie'u ahu
Mrs Tiryah A Nelson state com.
mander OF the Lady Maccabees whose
hcadouarters are in This c,tv ,r,ivad
Monday evening from Chicago whare
she has been visiting for the past two
months Mrs Nelson h,s .,wa,c n,.da
her home in this CITY with Mr. aud Mrs
" Prnna,ga M +h;s
ia the removal of M a,a NJ.
Rrnndapa from tho oitv s,,a viii
pe donnclled with Miss Lydia
heep at lne M. u. Melckiey nome.
mr. Wood ira o,a ,n,1 - ,a,;..
has raturnad fror, .,1,, 40
vacation in tho a.et ara hoe h,,,,.rht
win him sava,.I h,,n,,,.aa 1.s,1.,.,,
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