Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-13

Now is the time TO get your watches
and clocks put in order. Go to George
j. Aliens for good work, II East Main
street.
| We still continue to serve the best
meals in the city, at the old stand.
Bricker's dining room, 90 North Center
street.
| In order that your Sunday dinner be
successful you should have good meats
If you trade with the right market you
| may have them. The old reliable Lieut.
ennegger market ,on South Third ave.
ue, is where you can always get the
best. Telephone your order.
| We have room suitable for manu-
featuring purposes which we offer for
rent at low figure. will furnish steam
for the same il desired, at much low
err rate than could be furnished by
| individuals, Marshalltown Syrup G.
Candy Company.
Manager Disreans, of the Cedar Rap
ids Street Railway Company. and Man
ager Mcdonald, of the Waterloo Street
| Railway Company, spent Friday in the
city with President c. d. Jones and
Superintendent NJ w Hovey, Of the
| Marshalltown Light, Power & Railway
Company.
The cantata to have been given by
the pupils of the Gilman schools next
Friday. on account of the close of the
school year, will be dispensed with on
account of the fact that so much sick
ness exists among the children. Gill
| orbf fl.,
measles. fifty cases having already APP
peared.
After "Children's day. the next in
order will be Babies day" at Sparks
studio. We invite all the babies. under
one year of age, of the city and sur
rounding country to our studio Thurs
day, June is. between s and 5 o'clock
Each baby will be photographed and
presented with finished picture, free
John Johnson, a we'll known Minerva
township farmer, arrived in the city to-
day from Chicago. where he went last
Tuesday with load of fattened cattle
of his own feeding Mr.. Johnson sold
on the Wednesday market, when there
was 20 cents advance, receiving $500.
The lot numbered twenty head, and all
but TWO were steers.
Mrs NJ r. Human, state superin-
tendent of flower mission work of the
Non Partisan w. c. T. u, who was
here for the services at the Soldiers
Home Friday, went to Eldora this
morning. where she will attend similar
services at the industrial school Sun
day. Mrs. Joseph Holmes. will join
fr. ,terl,t 4
remain over Sunday with her.
Boone Lodge. No. 279, A. O. U. W.,
expects to celebrate the initiation of a
class of about twenty five members
Monday night, June %, and has extend
ed an invitation to both lodges of this
city to join them on the occasion. Both
Hope Lodge No. 224 and Marshall
Lodge, No. 1873, from this city will be
represented by delegation. 1t is
thought large number from this city
will attend.
Veteran William Goemans, of the
Soldiers Home, left Friday evening for
Paterson, N. j., where he will visit
with relatives for a month. On about
the 18th OF July he expects to accom-
pany party, composed largely OF his
cousins, to Holland. where three
months visit will be enjoyed at Rotter-
dam and other points. Mr.. Goemans
aims to visit his native land every few
years, his last trip having been made
two years ago.
Henry Frye from LaPorte City, Ia
almost blind is in Marshalltown treat
| ing with DR.. Wood, eye and ear special
/ list. He is fast recovering his sight.
The doctors offices are daily thronged
with patients who are beneficiaries of
his skill. 1t is ten years ago since
| the doctor located in Marshalltown and
| since then he has spent three years
/ in foreign hospitals endeavoring to
keep abreast OF the times in all that's
/ new pertaining to his special branches.
Mrs. f. M. Landon. of Billings, Mont,
accompanied by her mother. Mrs. A. L.
4 barnard, of Albert Lea. Mimi. arrived
lin the city Friday evening from Albert
/ Lea and will remain FOR few days
4 visit with Mrs. Esther B. VOORHEES,.
| From here she will go 10 Grinnell to
visit her sister, Mrs. B. T. Voorhies.
I Mrs Landon will remain for a months
t visit in the state and at Albert Lea. Her
4 T.
/ just completed years work as assist
ant director of the conservatory Of
Rozennan College, Bozemsn. Mont, and
next year is to have sole charge.
| DIR. Elijah Brown Jones, pastor of the
First Baptist church, left, Friday even
! ing for DePue. H.. where next week he
Will deliver fiee lectures at the summer
Iassemby at that point The lectures
chosen by the committee In charge of
| the assembly are Light and Shade,
| The Literature of tho Dust" "The
| American Volunteer" John Brown"
and The Women of George Eliot" DR..
Jones is engaged for the entire month
o! August The first week will be at
ICrawfordsvil,e. Ind, the second at
Smithville, Ohio. and the third at Grant
City. Mo. The fourth is not yet def
nitely determined upon. AT the Grant
City assembly DR.. Jones will act as
! platform superintendent.