Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-15
DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.

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DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.
George j. Allen, scientific optician.
Eadie Music Co. opening May 1911
Alexander Drug Company, 113 East
Main.
1.-THE Damnation of Theron Ware
and "The Redemption of David Cor
son" at Liebigs.
For brick sidewalks, sodding grading
or excavating of cellars, see I. L.
Lloyd, new phone, SCI.
Buy our high grade salmon, pounds
for so cents. Cheaper and better than
high priced meat. Bee Hive
The Modern Woodmen of America
will give penny social in the X. o. I.
NJ. hall Monday evening, May 10. Ad-
mission, cents.
The Eadie Music Company will give
sheet music free to everyone during
their opening, Friday and Saturday. All
the latest songs, two steps and marches
free. Call and get a copy.
The Bankers Life has settled the
policies on the life of the late Col
Shurtz, altho after thorough search.
it was impossible to find the papers.
The face value. s6,162, was paid in
full.
Here is a snap. We have secured
1s hrnl ,,
grains of high grade coffee, taken out
OF high priced coffee. Will make yo,
price of Z pounds for so cents. Bee
Hive.
The little son of Henry Cowgirl, OF
Albion. and the infant of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lundstrum, also of Albion, who
have been quite ill for several days, are
and are now thought to be
out of danger.
Harry Beasley, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Beasley, who has been suf-
fering several weeks from an abcess in
the head, and who was operated upon
the second time few days ago, is i'm
proving and it is thought is now out of
danger.
DR.. Clint Harris, of Grinnell. who has
Just completed his four years study in
Rush Medical College, Chicago, arrived
in the city this morning. spending the
Cay here with friends. DR.. Harris will
go to Grinnell this evening. The Rush
commencement will be held early in
June.
For Sale-An ideal residence proper
" in this city. Modern house, good
barn, ETC., fine shade and ornamental
trees. Excellent residence neighbor-
hood. Without question the incest home
place in Marshalltown. Will take good
eighty-acre farm in exchange. For
price a nd particulars address Will II.
Hill & Co., 107 East Main street.
Mr.. T. ]. Klungtvdt and Mr.. G. T.
retired Story county farm
.rs, residing in McCallsburg, and
Messrs. Ole and Thomas Grimsle, farm
,rs living near McCallsburg, arrived
n the city Wednesday afternoon an6
afternoon, on the Cunard
inc steamer "SaXonia," they will sail
or Stavanger, Norway, their forme,
home. to spend the summer visiting
'elatives and friends.
Col. L. L. Johnson, of Binghamton,
Y. Y, one Of the oldest and best known
travelling statesmen in the country,
spent the day in the city. Col. John
ION is on the road for the George A.
Kent Company, of Binghamton, manu-
acturers of high grade scent cigars.
He has been coming to Marshalltown
.ver since the wholesale grocery COM
,anies here were established and there
snt state in the union turnout which
lie has not Travelled during his thirty
seven years on the road.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Kat
;riswold- Brown, of Oklahoma City. o.
r., who died last Saturday night at
axe Charles. La, was largely attended
Wednesday afternoon from the Metho-
list church at Albion, Rev. Q. r. New
IL, of Montour, formerly pastor of the
slbion church, officiating. Owing to
he lack of preservation of the remains
he interment was conducted at 1870,
nd the funeral services We're held one
.our later The Womans Relief Corps.
# which the deceased was member,
ttended the funeral In body.
President H. r. Milhiser, of the Mar
hall County Sabbath School Associa-
ion, went to Liscomb this morning to
e present at the thirty-second an
.ual convention of the association,
which began this morning and contin-
es thru tomorrow afternoon. Others
tending from this city We're Rev. and
lrs. Ellison r. Purdy, Mrs. w. X.
fainter, Mrs. John Arney. Miss Belle
IcNeel. Miss Belle Welcn, Mrs. Collins
nd Miss Julia Moon. Mr.. ]. N. Frank
ort, of Gilman, passed thru the city
n route to Liscomb to attend the con-
ention.
Thomas Brumage, of Ainsworth, q
eteran of the civil war, arrived in the
ity Wednesday evening and todaE en-
cred the Soldiers Home, to undergo
reatment for sciatic rheumatism in
he hospital. Mr.. Brumage is IS years
f age and is badly crippled as the
esult of his rheumatic trouble. He
vas member of Company K, Thirty
fifth Iowa infantry. He was accom-
,anied to the city by Editor j. H
'earson, of the Ainsworth Clipper,
Who was authorized by the Washing
on county relief committee to ac-
ompany him. Mr. Brunage is an old
riend of Mr.. Pearson, having worked
or him at Ainsworth before the war
Capt. E. c. Mcmillan is in receipt Of