Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-14
TERMS:
THE CITY IN BRIEF

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Chamberlain. optician.
DR.. Mighel!. surgeon and physician.
| DR.. Burkart, osteopath, 500 Yves
Main.
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Hear Col. Balm at the NJ. E. church
| tomorrow night
/ Pittsburg perfect square mesh fence
at prices that will tickle you. Schmidts
Hardware Store.
Cummings & Mote, attorneys at law
over No. South First avenue. General
law business, loans, etc.
/ Mr.. L. B. Curtis, of LaMoille, is quite
seriously Ill at his home. suffering from
an attack of gall stones.
| The village of Clemens is undergoing
lquite a siege with measles. A dozen
leases are reported, none of which, how
ever. is serious.
| ]. II. Wright Jr, florist. Greenhouses
at 113 North Third street. Both
phones, 1S9. Open Sunday from 5 to
| IL and TO s..
Mrs. Harvey Borton, living south of
ST. Anthony two and one half miles,
who has been quite i'll for a few weeks,
! is much improved.
| George A. Bowman will clean carpets.
| If you have any carpets that you want
cleaned call on phones SO and they
Will be called for.
| Lost-Between South First avenue
| and North Fifth street, q black silk belt
with three large medallion buckles.
Finder leave at T.-R. Office.
Miss Marion Forney who was injured
a few weeks ago in a basket ball prac-
tice game. resulting in the dislocation
of her knee, is able to be out.
Mrs. George Magee, of Clemens, is
are not flattering for her recovery.
She is suffering from an abdominal
cancer.
| Miss Roe has just returned from
market, having selected a handsome
/ line Of street millinery which will be
on exhibition at Bannatyne & Lay in
| a few days.
| Mr.. Will Flanders, farmer living
one and one-half miles northeast of
LaMoille. is quite i'll at the home of
his mother, Mrs. William Williams. in
LaMoille. Appendicitis is feared.
| Colonel George w. Balm lectured be-
fore good audience at Albion Friday
night his subject being Among the
Masses" This was the fourth number
| tn,
| this winter
Miss Gilmore has just returned from
Chicago with large 'ine of pattern
! trimmed and ready-to-wear hats, and
! will be ready for her old and new GUS
| toners nsxt week at her old place with
| the Nettie Ingledue Company, 16 East
| Main street. Notice of opening later.
Rev. Harry j. Moore at the Stone
| church. corner Second avenue. and
| Church street. Sunday evening. March
is, at 1880 o'clock. Subject, The Dem
onstration of Spirit Return Made Con-
elusive by Both the Bib and Science.
messages after lecture. This Will be the
last chance to hear Rev. Moore.
Former Manager Charles Gillette, OF
/
who has been at the head of the Fort
/ Dodge office for the past few weeks
1 will arrive in the city Sunday and as
sumo position as associated press
operator with the company in this city.
I He succeeds Nathan Hickey, who goes
/ to St. Paul.
Mrs. c.. ]. Moffat and Mrs. G. F.
Patterson entertained at the formers
home on North Second street. this az
! ternoon about a dozen CT the young
friends of Miss Laura A. Peterson. who
is to be married in this city to DR.. o.
/ r. Parrish, of Grnnell, on next Thurs
| day The affair was in the nature OF
a recipe shower. The guests remained
/ dnrinr the afternoon, tea being served
by the hostess.
Miss Laura A. Peterson, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. q. j. Pier-
sol. at Clarkfield, Mimi, for the past
! two weeks, is in the city with her Ia
Their. Mr.. Charles Peterson, Miss Pet-
erson has been for the past two or three
wears, been employed as teacher IN
| the Fort Dodge schools She has re-
signed her position and will be mar
! ried in this city to DR.. Ora r. Farlsn
Of Grinnell, on Thursday, March IL.
About fifty young people OF the
r,bristian church and their friends en-
iovad a. pleasant evening Friday at a
/ .lunatic social given by the Chrlstlan
Endeavor Society In the church paflors
The young men chose partners Tor sup
ner nv means of a string" puzzle, a
lady being at the end of each string.
ilunatic's lunch was served-sandWlch-
es in a coal bucket, pickles IN coiiee
not coffee. sugar on a shovel, dough-
nuts on cane, etc.
The Hess-Burr Club, which appears
at the Odeon next "Wednesday evening
las the sixth number. OF the Rallroao
" NJ. C. "A. course, consists OF twelve
Young ladies who hold positions In Chi
cago church choirs, all CT whom nave
we'll trained solo voices. Their ensem-
BILE work under Mne. Hess Burr's
| coaching is exceptionally fine. With
them are Mrs. Lille Stibolt Haussen
sonrano soloist; Mrs. Edyth Evans
scullv. contraito, and Nine. Johanna
Hess-Burr as director ana accompanist
| Telenhone the Y. NJ c. A. for seats.
The "Safe Side of Life for Young
Men,"by Col. Balm at M. e. church to-
morrow night.
| A T.-R. special from Eldora, pub
llished Friday evening, announcing the
| ATTEMPTED suicide of S. w. Shskels, is
followed by another today telling of his
death as the result. The news is of
considerable local interest, Mr.. Shekels