Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-22
DR.. N. w. Getz, surgeon, physician.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, rs East Main

DR.. N. w. Getz, surgeon, physician.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, 2S East Main
| Refrigerators from 81 up at Furbush
| White fans all prices at NJ r. An
drews'.
Public mass meeting tonight. East
court room.
The best laundry work Is done at
Flitton's, West Main.
Insurance Safety gasoline stoves al
Furbushs Hardware Store.
Bed spreads, 9S cent values. So cents
apiece Saturday only. The Fair.
The Val Blatz Private Stock is the
best beer for table use. For sale by
| Gust Biermann.
Mrs l.. c. Wetherbee, of TAYLOR
| township is in Beloit, Wis. for visit
with her son. Mr.. Harry Wetherbee.
The Parliamentary Circle of the
Eastern Star met with Mrs. c.. NJ. Nor
ton on West State street Thursday.
Tomorrow 1 will exhibit new line
of summer millinery in my new loca
ton next door east of Fair store.
Nine. Rema.
Wanted-Monday and Tuesday fifty
women TO buy 10 yards each of Ham
lton linen prints at cents a yard.
NJ +. Andrews
District Passenger Agent George
Bristow, of the Chicago Great Western,
was in the city Thursday looking after
company business.
Miss Nellie Ward. of Taylor town
ship. living three miles northwest of the
city. is very seriously i'll with an at
tack of the appendicitis.
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A number of Ames high school boys,
were in the city Thursday afternoon.
being on their way to Grinnell to at
tend the state high school meet.
DR.. Edward Mcmillan, formerly OF
this city, but who recently graduated
from the Hahnemann Medical College,
at Chicago. has located at Hudson.
The S. C. I. Club of Taylor township,
which was to have held its regular
meeting Thursday but postponed 1t on
account of the meeting of the federal
clubs in this city, will meet next Thurs
day with Mrs. Robert Wilson.
Mr.. Jim otta, of Montour, Ia, was
In town yesterday. He has been badly
crosseyed all his life. Yesterday he
had both eyes Strengthened in q few
minutes. without pain or chloroform.
Dr. Wood did the work.
Ia RIM
our open car Sunday afternoon and
evening as n pleasure car, giving all
patrons continuous ride over both
lines and return to starting point 70:
10 cents. Marshalltown Light, Power
s. Railway Co.
The Theodore Thomas Orchestra was
in the city for Il short time this morn
ing, arriving from Chicago on spec
iai The orchestra was transferred
here to the Great Western, being en-
route to Cedar Falls, where they give
a concert this evening.
Public mass meeting tonight. East
court room.
Mrs Chloe Bloomfield, who sub
mittea To a dangerous surgical opera
tivn- ss:1s ~ &c !
still in very critical condition, altho
somewhat improved over yesterday. 1t
is thought that If she can live thru
the chances will be more favor
able for her recovery.
Public mass meeting tonight. East
court room.
Mrs a. A. Mason, until recently of
W. 4 J: Ny,g,, isa.1
two weeks ago, the remains of her hus-
band to Gilman for interment, was in
the city over night Thursday. on her
way to Carroll, where she will visit
friends for a short time, before going to
Spcarfish, S. D., where she will make
her home with her parents
Public mass meeting tonight. East I
court room.
Miss Alice Dobbin. of State Center,
spent Thursday in the city
Chaplain Jesse Cole, of the Soldiers
Home, Senator John B. Classen and
Bruce Wallace, of Green Noun
tain, w. A. Smith. w. A.
Miller and L. P. Hanson, w. N. Brown,
Taylor Myers and Capt. j. j. Smith, of
the Soldiers Home, returned to the
city Thursday evening from Cedar
Rapids, where they have been in at
tendance at the grand army encamp-
ment.
Public mass meeting tonight. East
court room.
Hog shipments to the city Thursday
were very satisfactory, and the grade
Of animals high considering the fact
that heavy hogs are scarce. George
L. Burdick, of LaNfoille, brought down
seventy seven head. averaging $50
pounds, an exceptionally choice lot.
r.. W. Fox, of Albion, sold two loads.
Of medium weight, 1873 head in all,
that averaged 220. B. l.. Pyle, of Mar
ietta, had an extra choice load sixty
six head, averaging $50, and John S.
Hixson, of ST. Anthony, sold seventy,
averaging 226.
Public mass meeting tonight. East
court room.
The museum In the public library,
which was furnished by Mrs. c. HI. Con- !
over, is now one of the most interesting
places in town, especially to those who
are interested in mineroiogy, fossils and
collections Of shells. A portion of A. e.
expensive collection of sea
shells has recently been placed in cases
In the museum. as has also the elegant |
md very valuable mineral collection be-