Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-02
THE CITY in BRIEF

DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.
Silk shirt waists at the Hawkeye.
| DR.. Mairs, osteopathist. Fidelity bnk.
| Drs Fry, Homeopathic phys, surg
| DR.. Billiard, osteopath, % East Main.
| Old potatoes so cents at the Mutual
Benefit
Ladies' and misses sunbonnets at the
Hawkeye.
Our strawberries are received from
home growers this week and will please
evrey customer. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Miss Pearl Black will hold a summer
school for primary pupils beginning
next Monday at 500 East Church street.
The Organized Charity Society will
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
Joseph Holmes, No. 202 South First
avenue.
For Rent-A five-room cottage at 500
North Third street in a nice neighbour
hood. Inquire at 127 West Main or of
II. r. McMahon.
Dispatches today from Washington
show the granting of an increase in
pension to Mr.. John A. Cook, of this citv.
Mr.. Cooks increased pension is ST per
month.
Mr.. c. W. Hutson was in Union,
Sunday, where he participated in fam
lily memorial exercises and the decora-
ton of the graves of Mr.. Hutson's faith
er and mother.
Mrs. Warren Nichols, of Minerva, is
suffering from a slight stroke of facia'
paralysis, affecting the left side. 1t i:
not feared that the attack Will have
any serious results.
l have a few quarter sections of very
fine Red River lands for sale at from
SIS to S35 per acre. From two and a
half to six miles from crossing of two
important railroads. j. l.. Carney.
The Ladies Cemetery Aid Society
will be entertained Thursday afternoon
instead of Wednesday, of this week, by
Mrs H. o. Michaels and Mrs. Peter
Kreutzer, at the Michaels home, 80!
South Fourth avenue.
The children of the Sunday school of
the Christian church We're in charge of
the evening services Sunday, when a
children's day program was rendered.
A special exercise entitled, Beside All
Waters" was rendered by the school.
Mr. John AK, on returning home from
Berwick at 1920 Saturday night, was
- lf
friends and neighbors coming to remind
him of his 43d birthday anniversary.
The time was delightfully."- spent with
games and music. Refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hills, who have
been living in the city while in charge
of the Pilgrim Hotel, leave tonight on
a pleasure trip to the Pacific coast
Their principal stops will be in Wash
ingtor and Oregon, and they expec.
to be gone a little over two weeks. Mr.
Hills does not begin his work for the
Nordberg Manufacturing Company, OF
Milwaukee, until June 10.
A special train bearing Ohio Shrners
to San Francisco passed thru the city
On the Northwestern Sunday morning
at 1880. The train was composed of
four Pullmans, a diner and a baggage
car, and siXty-five Shriners We're on
board. They came from Erie, Toledo
and Detroit. Another special train
bearing the Cleveland, Ohio delegates
will pass thru the city next Sunday.
Mr.. B. C. Whitehill of State Center
was in the city this morning between
trains. being en- route to Dubuque
where he goes to attend the meeting of
the Iowa Masonic grand lodge which
convenes tomorrow. Delegates from
Marshall Lodge No. los and Iowa Val
ley Lodge. No. 1856, OF this city, are
Messrs. A. c. DAILY, Byron Webster. ].
n. Black, A. NJ. Clark, w. A. Robin
son and w. II. Burrows.
Bob" Lynas. a brick layer who has
been working for Contractor j. F. At
kinson, at Roland. got into dispute
evening with a couple of ne
groes, to whom he insisted that he was
better than they. The coored men
took better to mean that their biceps
We're not so hardened and capable of
swift action, and proceeded to show"
the bricklayer. yeThe result was Lynas'
face was pretty badly caved in. No ar
rests were made.
Mr. Harry Beasley. eldest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Beasley of
sos West Main street. who has been
suffering greatly for the past few
months because of abcesSeS in the
head, was operated on for the third
time Saturday afternoon. The skull
was trephined and bad abcess found
to exist in the brain. above the left
eye The trouble was removed sue
cessfully, and the patient is doing az
nicely as could be expected His con-
jlition, however, is quite critical.
Messrs George A. Turner and p. S.
Balch went to Des Moines Sunday
morning, and there joine d the Iowa
Party en- route to San Francisco 10 at
tend the national gathering of Shrin
ers at San Francisco. The party left
Des Monies Sunday evening an a spe
cial train, on which they will make the
journey TO and from San Francisco, and
which will stop at all the points of in
terest going and coming, returning by
way of the northern route and Yellow
stone National park. MesSrs. Turner