Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-23
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DR.. N. w. Getz, surgeon. physician.
For house painting go to Dinges
Everist.
Olives and pickles in bulk at Cul
ley's.
Blackberries by the case. L. r. Idsc
Esat State street.
Fresh caught pike pickerel. white
fish and bullheads at Culley's market
A fifteen cent ad in the T-R will tel
$4,000 people that your farm is fo
sale.
Removal Sale--You save one fourtl
on wool dress goods by buying now
Archie Parker.
George w. Schick returned Wednes
day from ColfaX. where he has beer
for several days taking treatment
i Rev. o. d. Elicit was in LeGran,
Wednesday night. where he addresse,
a gathering on the subject of prohibi
ton.
The Women's Home Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church will NEE
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs
H. b. Miller. 112 North Fifth street
Acting Trainmaster Frank SNYDER
OF the Central, headquarters Oskaloosa
was in the city today on business con-
nected with his department of the line
/ Agent T. f. Geb, of the Chicago
the city Wednesday evening, being or
to Chicago.
George Bristow, district passenger
tagent of the Chicago Great Western.
headquarters Des Moines, was in the
city Wednesday afternoon. being on mis-
way home from a business trip over
the Iowa Central Story City branch.
The Philadelphia women wear socks,
hut that makes no difference to Whit
ton & Whitehead. They have marked
their goods down and propose to move
into their new building on Sept. 10 and
carry an exclusive line of cloaks, suits,
skirts and millinery.
Mr.. John Durkin, day clerk at the
Pilgrim, left for his vacation Of ten
ten days yesterday, going to Cedar
Rapids. He will visit there, at Spirit
Lake and okoboji, with friends in Wa
terloo and his parents at Mason City
before returning home.
1t is expected that Bruce r. Moffatt
of the general freight department of the
Iowa Central. Peoria, who was recent
ly appointed local agent of the COM
pany in this city, will arrive in the city
next Monday. If it Is possible for the
travelling auditor to be on hand he will
be checked in at that time.
Supervisor C. f. Arney, Of Albion,
and brother, Mr. p. F. Arney, left this
morning for Manning. where they were
summoned on account of the danger
Gus illness of their brother-in-law. Mr..
F.. H. Long. Mr.. Long has been i'll for
two weeks with an attack of iniiain-
nation Of the bowels. His condition is
very critical, and there are some
doubts as to his recovery.
Fred Hunnush. wellknown German
farmer residing on the David Black
burn farm. in the southwestern edge of
st. Anthony, was thrown from Il load
OF hay, distance of about fifteen feet.
while at work in his field and sustained
a COLES fracture of the right arm. The
fracture was an unusually bade one,
and Mr.. Hunnish was pretty badly
bruised. He will be confined to his bed
for some little time.
Word from A. p. Bratt, at Oswego,
kas.. received by Mrs. Bratt this morn
ing, Is to the effect that his mother,
Mrs C. C. Bratt is so Frustrated as the
result of her husbands death that he
thinks it inadvisable to have any fun
eral services here, as was the original
intention. The funeral was held at Os-
wego, Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
and the body is now on it's way to this
city. Upon its arrival here. Friday
morning. it will be taken to the A. p.
Bratt home. where friends may call be-
tween ! and 8 o'clock Friday afternoon.
The first of series of Pentecostal
tabernacle meetings, to be in charge of
Rev. and Mrs. Edgar p. Ellyson, Of this
city, was held at Clemons Wednesday
night. Rev. and Mrs. Ellyson have
been at St. Anthony for three weeks,
where they have been very successful.
About thirty-five conversions to the
Holiness faith We're made. besides the
general good work done for the Meth
odist Protestant church. under the
auspices of which the meetings were
held Rev. and Mrs. Ellyson have been
assisted in the st. Anthony meetings
by the Misses Tabor, of Marietta, stu
dents Of the Christian Workers Train
ing School of this city. The Misses
Tabor will continue to assist in the
Clemens meetings, and number from
this city. members Of the Holiness
Band, will be in attendance at the
meetings.
Mrs. Jennie I. Berry, of Cedar Rap
ids. department president of the Iowa
w. r. c., has issued circular an
nouncing the arrangements of the de-
partment for the twenty-first annual
Of the w. r. c. at San
Francisco. during the week beginning
August II. The headquarters of the
n, OF PALACE Hotel