Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-09


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THE CITY In BRIEF
! Chamberlain, optician.
''Triumphs of Life. at Liebiss's
/ 3'isr
DR.. Getz, surgeon and physician.
George j. Allen, opthalmologist.
/ Dir. Billiard, osteopath. % East Main.
Reflections of a Lonely Man." at
1 Liebig's.
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Bicycles on easy terms. Michaers,
| 13 West Main.
Phone Kemble about filling your vase
at the cemetery.
H. 2. Simklns, undertaking exclu-
stvely. Second door west of nostoffice.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Berrbudy. of 3
West Lincoln street, are parents of a
daughter born this morning.
The first social gathering Of the year
at the Country Club grounds will be
this evening when the young people of
the G. w. S. T. Club will give a hop
and picnic at the club house.
Miss Bess G. Streeter, of the Wood
bury school, was in Ames Friday night,
where, she was present at a cllss party
-given by Iowa State College students.
Miss Streeter will so to Boone to spend
Sunday.
A juvenile base ball team, composed
of younger high school boys, went over
land to State Center this morning to
meet a nine from that place this after
noon. Quite a good sized delegation
accompanied the club.
Rev. E. Lee, of Toledo. who has
charge of the Methodist church at Ell
boron, was in the city this morning on
his way home from western Kansas,
where he was called a short time ago
by the death of II brother
Switch engine No. S, of the Central,
which is now doing the right work, had
its cab demolished in the east yards
during Friday night by "cornering" q
string of cars that was not quite in the
clear No one was injured.
Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Robertson left
for Pasadena this morning, where they
will remain for the summer and perhaps
longer. Mr.. Robertson goes to Cali
fornia to assist j. f. Atkinson on his
contract for the erection of a Pasadena
school house.
The Des Moines News OF Friday
evening says: Mrs. r. E. Sears, OF
Marshalltown. was the guest of Mrs.
L. j. Kasson during the convention of
the women's clubs This afternoon Mrs.
kasson entertained for the Marshall
town delegation
Mrs. o. c. Beach, of Albion, was In
the city over night Friday, coming to
be with her sister Mrs. /. A Short, OF
Pierson, who left this morning for her
home. Mrs. Short was called to Gil
man earlier in the week to attend the
funeral of her brother, the late Rev.
A. A. Mason, Of Viola.
Master Floyd Groober, of Melbourne.
was brought 10 Marshalltown this
week, and had an operation for his
hearing, which was successful. The OPP
Grafton was performed by Or. Wood.
who has been 50 successful In the
treatment of catarrh and deafness since |
his return from abroad.
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i. e. Benedict will take charge of the |
N. w. Wilson & Co. flour and feed store
morning, under the firm name
of e. E. Benedict & Co. Nj. Benedict
has been In the business before and is |
too well known to the citizens of Mar
shalltown and Marshall county to need |
any extended notice. He will be pleas /
ed to see all his former customers at
the old stand, East State street.
Secretary j. H. Fellingham, of the
Railroad Y. NJ. c. A, will give an adj
dress illustrated by the stereopticon, !
representing the local, state, and inter- |
national work of the Y. NJ. C. A., in the
church Sunday evening
Secretary Fellingham has just received |
an additional lot III slides from New
York and will offer quite different
than that at The M. T.
church two weeks ago.
County Superintendent Ftostetler is |
in receipt of the monthly reports from
the rural schools for the period end
ing May 1. An excellent showing is
made from sulo-district No. Z, Liscomb
where there were no absences
during the entire month. This is some
hing quite unusual for country school
TO have perfect attendance for an en-
tire month. The pupils enrolled are.
Bash Elliott, Lulu and Glen Mcdonald |
Louis. Alva, Joe, Bertha and Lora
Specht, Lottie. Ray and Roy Fouch