Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-18
THE CITY IN BRIEF

DR.. N. w. Getz, surgeon, physician.
Kemble's flowers. $40 North Third
DR.. Billiard, osteopath. Is East Main
Coon" pictures in frames at Liebig's
+ Read our lad" in this issue. Wilton
& Whitehead.
u Suits cleaned. pressed and dyed. Fit
tons Dye Works, "a West Church.
All street hats at cost; no two alike
at Nine. Clark's 202 e. Main ST.
Suits cleaned, pressed and dyed Fit
tons Dye Works, % West Church
Screen doors. screen wire and adjust
able window screens at the Temple OF
Economy.
Fifty silk jackets to be closed out at
manufacturers prices. Whitton &
Whithead.
f. B. Reynolds. former owner of the
Melbourne Record. was in the city today
on business.
The Val Blatz Private Stock is the
best beer for table use. For sale by
Gust Bierinann.
Have you seen those large rugs at
Cards? They are very handsome, and
the price is right.
i Travel by ocean greyhounds is ex-
pensiNe. 1t costs nothing to see China
or Japan at Llebig's.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society
Will meet With Mrs. C. C. Horton to-
morrow afternoon at $50.
Clerk of the Supreme Court John c.
Crockett was in the city Saturday af
ternoon, being on his way to Eldora,
where he spent Sunday.
Mrs. c. j. Moffatt, who was one of
the delegates from this city to the state
convention of the P. f. O at iowa City.
arrived home Sunday evening.
Notice to the public: The C. G. w.
announcement of special excursion to
st. Paul and MINNEAPOLIS. Sunday.
May "A, was an error ]. A. Ellis,
Rev. Frank Wheeler, pastor of the
Iowa Valley Dunkard church, was IN
Cedar Rapids Sunday, where he at-
4 tended meeting OF the district coun-
1 Gil.
! Miss Carolyn Cox, of Boone. who is to
have third grade work in the Rogers
/ school next year, spent Saturday i'm the
| city visiting her new principal, Miss L.
Maxine Kelley.
| Mrs. j. e. Cox. of Belle Plaine, ar
rived in the city Saturday evening
! and will remain indefinitely with her
mother. Mrs. Chloe Bloomfield, who is
i'll at the Getz surgery.
l.. w. Fox. of Albion, was in the city
Saturday With a load of hogs, which
were sold al the Britain & Co. yards
The animals averaged $50 pounds and
were eighty three IN number.
Rev. Joel Myers, of LeGrand, was
in the city Saturday afternoon being
on his way TO Albion. where Sunday
he preached at the old Bethel church.
four miles northwest of Albion.
Rev. Charles G. Oxley. of the La
Noble Congregational church. was in
the city this morning, being on his way
TO Mandan. y. D., where he win remain
for the balance of the week on business
Special Agent John I. Boylan, of the
rural route service. who has been
ispendtg the past few days in Denver t
the western headquarters of the rural
delivery department, arrived IN the city
this morning.
Conductor II. A. Colt, of the Iowa
Central, who has been taking vaca-
ton for the past ten days and has been
visiting relatives near Chaplin. resumed
his run on No. l at Oskaloosa this |
morning. During his absence p w. |
keefe has had the run.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Peyton, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Cyrus Runkle and Mrs Suschmilch, all
of Eldora, were in the city this morning
between trains. being on their way to |
attend the state encampment of the G.
A. r.. which begins at Cedar Rapids on
Tuesday, and lasts thru three days.
Friends of Mrs. l. C. Speers, of Min
nearolis, will regret very much to learn |
that she Is suffering from an attack OF |
rheumatism. She is somewhat better
now than she has been, but is not yet |
recovered. She expects to go to Colfax |
soon, for quite an extended stay, in the |
hopes of receiving permanent benefit. |
Mrs. G. w. Schick, while visiting
Sunday at the w. II. Alexander home
east, of Conrad in Grundy county. fell |
down Il short flight of stairs and was
quite badly bruised about the breast
AT first it was feared she had suffered |
fracture Of the sternum, but an ex-
animation proved the trouble to be
muscular.
Miss Ida Solomon, of Tama, who is 10
be supervisor of music and drawing in
the Tama public schools next year,
spent Saturday and Sunday in the city
as the guest of the family of her I'M
Gle, Mr.. George Solomon. Today Miss
Solomon visited the work in her linz
in the city schools, dividing her time
with Miss Beaver, supervisor Of music.
and Miss Reed, SUPERVISOR Of drawing
Charles p. Swain, member of the
Iowa Soldiers Home, and brother
of United States Consul Albert w.
Swain, until recently of Montevideo.
Uruguay, went to Oskaloosa Saturday
evening, called by a telephone messag
the serious illness of his
aged mother Mrs. Elizabeth Swain.
Mrs. Swain is SO years old and has
been in failing health for years Re-
Gently she has been growing worse.
Mr.. Swalm's stay at Oskaloosa will be
indefinite.
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