Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-14

S. G. Bentley, real estate broker, "a
East Main street.
H. E. Simkins, undertaking exclu-
| sively. Second door west of postoftice
The Safe Side of Life for Young
Men. by Col Balm at Nj. 70. church to-
morrow night
Socialist Club needing next Monday
evening at o'clock. Every one is in
viyed. Over Oppice's store.
Mr.. Smith Turner, representing
Charles T. Yale's The Devils Auction"
Company. spent Friday in the city.
| The .Careaway Club was entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. n. V. Speers at their
home on North Center street Friday
| evening.
| Miss Maud Rose, of Oskaloosa, = for
mer Marshalltown girl, passed thru the
| city Friday evening enroute to Chero-
kee where she will assume the manage
ment of millinery establishments.
1 Samuel Julian. of st. Anthony, who
has been quite seriously i'll with an at
tack of pneumonia. involving the right
| lung. and complicated with a severe
| kidney affection. is considerably i'm
proved and out of danger
| We endeavor at all times to have on
hand large supply of cut flowers. We
can be reached by either phone almost
any time day or night. j., ii. Wright,
Jr., 113 North Third street. Only two
blocks from Main. Both phones, 1S9.
Mrs. e. E, Johnson, OF West Superior,
Wis, arrived in the city Friday. going
to Rockton, where she is summoned
by the critical illness of her mother,
Mrs. NJ. j. Powell. Mrs. Powell is i'll
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. II.
A. Nicholson.
Last week several did as requested
and made appointments by letter. AS
my offices are always more or less oc-
cupied with those waiting their turn,
much time and inconvenience would
be saved If out of town parties would
do this generally. Respectfully, DR..
Wood, eye and ear specialist.
Mrs. Sanford Collins. of Albion, was
in the city Friday evening between
trains, being on her way to Granger,
ere she is summoned by the danger
Gus illness of her brother-in-law, Mr..
Vail. Mr.. Collins and Mrs. Frank
Dennis, left for Granger Thursday.
| Mr.. Vail is a brother of Henry Vail,
| of Albion.
Miss Kate Whitehead. of the Gilman
schools, arrived in the city Friday ev-
ening to spend Sunday with her mother.
" :.
ton, of Mt. Vernon, teacher of the
grammar department of the Gilman
schools, who was injured about week
ago by fall, will be able to resume
her work again Monday. Miss Blanche
Stone has been supplying her position.
Hear Col. Balm at the NJ. E. church
tomorrow night.
| Among some of the new arrivals at
| Marshalltown this week are Geo. w.
| Spence, of Clemens, little Gertie Eur
ON, of Conrad. Mrs. Annie Pringle, of
Toledo and Miss Ada Mounsdon. of
Toledo and James keefer, OF Green
| Mountain. They are receiving treat
ment for their eyes or their ears and
are under the care of the successful
| eye and ear specialist Dr. Wood.
Mrs w. C. Payne entertained the
members of the Invincible Whist Ciuo
| and several guests at her home on west
State street Friday afternoon. Lunch-
! con was served at 5 clock The guests
were Mesdames w. f. David. A. IA. ST.
mon, ID. r. Denmead, A. +. Balch, X. w.
| McCreary, w. M. Thompson, A. H1ggln'
L. l.. Hoag, w. NJ. Sandce. w. r. For
ney. C. H. Hull l. O. Kemble and Mrs.
Cushman, of Lake City, and Miss Cole.
OF Kansas City.
| Don't forget the lecture by Col. Balm
TOMORROW night at NJ. T.. church.
| We wish to say to you confidentially
that we intend to double our business
| in the next few weeks and in order to
do so we need your help. We furnish
| YOU towels and keep them clean for
about what it would cost you to get
| them Numbered We give you prompt
service and guarantee satisfaction we
have the best banks, offices. stores and
| factories in the city on our list. IL
YOU want to know whether we do 1T
right or not, inquire of our customers,
and telephone Derby Bros. Towel Sup
ply, old phone 2S3.
Don't forget the lecture by Col. Balm
tomorrow night at M. r. church.
| Physical Director p. G. Schroeder OF
the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A., was in Des
| Moines Friday night, where he acted as
one of the umpires in the basket ball
game between the Des Moines Y. M. G.
| \. and Iowa College which resulted in
a victory for the Y. NJ. c. A. boys by a
score of 90 to s. Des Moines' victory
over Grinnell gives 1T the state cham
pionship without question, the team
having already defeated the universe
| ties of Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa. f.
| A. Rule, formerly physical director of
the Y NJ c. A. here, is acting as the
teams coach, and because Of this quite
! a little local interest was manifested in
| the outcome of the game. Mr.. Rule has
leen making basket ball training a spe-
cialty since his special course at Lake
Geneva, Wis, last summer.
| Don't forget the lecture by Col. Balm
| tomorrow night at M. F.. church.
| The Christian Workers Training
School closed Friday afternoon for it's
spring vacation of one week. A num-
| Der of the students are to be at their
homes during the vacation, while 9th
| ers will assist in meetings in nearby
| towns. Miss Mary Ellis went to her
home in Anes Friday evening and
| Miss Della Kent, to Albion. Miss Pearl
J2uck went to Ames and will assist in