Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-17
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Potatoes 10 cents peck. ldso.
DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.
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Do you smoke the Middle West?"
George j. Allen. scientific optician.
DR.. Burkart. osteopath. so2 West Mair
Charley Sundell, of Mason City, was
in the city "Wednesday.
THE Son of Fiddler" one of the
best new humorous books. at Liebigs.
Remember our removal sale will con-
tinue but "A short time. Now is the time
tc shoe up your family. Bromley's Shoe
Store.
Do YOU burn wood? If so try some of
our oak and hickory, dry and split
ready for use. Brown Fuel and Lime
Company.
Miss Ada Braugh, young woman
living in this city. was operated upon
Wednesday afternoon at the Singleton
hospital for pelvic haematoma. she is
doing very nicely and is considered out
of danger.
The Marshalltown Light. Power &
Railway Company has placed on sale Il
l0-cent pleasure ride ticket. which en-
titles the purchaser to a trip over the
entire system. bringing YOU back to
starting point without change of cars.
A change has been made in the dates
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of the Methodist church, which was to
have been held in this city beginning
September IL. Instead the conference
will occupy the Week beginning Sept.
"a.
Friends in the city received further
particulars this morning concerning the
death of the late Hal Merrman. at
Lincoln. Neb. Mr.. Merriman's death
was the result of a cancer of the abdo-
men. after an illness of over six
months.
The government has opened up a re-
cruiting station in the city in charge of
Sergt. Jordan. Captain Ely will take
charge of the station later or before
the examinations are made. The re-
cruiting is being done for the Philip
pine service.
If parents understood how much
good work their sons and daughters
could accomplish during this vacation
period by attending Dudley Business
College forenoons only we would
scarcely have room to accommodate
them. We are prepared to give first
class work in algebra, geometry. his
tory, arithmetic, penmanship. spelling.
etc. No further advertising of this
work after this week.
Captain Adrian c. Arson, of Chicago,
arrived in the city this morning and
spent the day with his father, Hon.
Henry Arson, and other relatives. Mr..
Arson has been in Mason City for the
past two days, having been the star at
traction at a base ball tournament that
has been held there. Capt. Arson has
made for himself quite a reputation as
a base ball umpire, and is constantly
called upon to fill engagements of this
nature thruout the country. Mr. Arson
leaves for his home tonight.
Miss Ethel Vail, who has been at
tending school at Oberlin University,
arrived home today and will spend the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John ID. Vail. Miss Vail stopped en-
route home for short visit With rela
tives in White Mater. Wis Miss Edna
Burroughs. who has been attending the
conservatory of the same school. Will
not be home this summer, but instead
will spend the summer With her mother
in the east. They expect to visit
Washington. Richmond and Atlantic
City.
We can make prompt delivery of
clean Centerville lump coal. Phone 140.
Brown Fuel and Lime Company.
Mr.. Richard Dana Marsh of the Chi
cago & Northwestern engineering corps,
who WAS called home Wednesday on
account of the death of his grand
mother the late Mrs. Hannah l. Tom
linson. will leave for Kaukauna, Wis,
tonight Mr.. Marsh is located at kau-
kauna that city being the headquarters
for the Ashland division, in charge
OF Division Engineer d. Rounseville.
MIR. George l.. Marsh, of Chicago. who
was also home Wednesday to attend
his grandmother.s funeral. left for
Chlc3gO To-Day. Assistant AieHei 81
Freight Agent N. +. Marsh. of Peoria.
went to Hampton on "Wednesday even
ing and from there left for Peoria
this morning.
After this date we will give another
reduction of 20 cents on Gray Bros.
shoes. The price is now $3.50; sizes 3
10 5: all widths. Bromley's Shoe Store.
County Superintendent Mary Hostel
tier has concluded negotiations with
State Superintendent of Public lnstruc-
ton Richard G. Barrett for a lecture to
be given during the coming institute.
Mr.. Barrett will probably be here for
Thursday, July 81, for an evening en-
Miss Hostettler is also in
communication with Rev. A. j. Wheeler,
Of Craigeclare, N. Y, for a series of
lectures probably four in number. dur
Ing the second week Rev. Wheeler was
a practicing physician for twelve years
prior to his entering the ministry. His
lecture will be along scientific lines,
his subjects dealing with the effects of
alcoholic drinks and narcotics on the
human system. Mr.. William I. Crane,
the new superintendent of the city