Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-07
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Chamberlain, optieian.
Finest oysters at the Paragon.

Chamberlain, optician.
Finest oysters at the Paragon.
George ). Allen, ophthalmologis..
| Dr.. Rullard osteopath. IS East Main
Smoked halibut aid whitefiesh a
Oison's.
/ Ladies' new tailor-made suits at NJ
L. Andrews.
4 DR.. Janss will have his office at 20
East Main street.
A now line of ladies spring jackets
Whitton & Whitehead.
i Mrs. A. G. Fry, NJ. d.. obstetrics ane
diseases OF women especially.
Brenneck. the reliable tailor, make
good clothes. Go and see him.
Valentines! Valentines! Call an,
see them at Powers. IS East Main.
4 DR.. Cora Williams, specialist, disease:
of women and obstetrics. Office over the
Fair Store.
See the linen crash in our east win
dow on sale Tuesday 'and Wednesday
NJ. II. Andrews.
The Sherwood recital at the Congre
gational church will he 80 cents for boti
1 afternoon and evening.
I. We have fresh mired hard egg Goa
for furnace use. Brown Fuel and Linn
| Company. Phones I40
George Egbert, of IIaverhill has beef
/ almost blind for some Tins and is IL
/ Marshalltown taking treatment from
DR.. Wood, the eye specialist.
The regular monthly meeting of the
/ Ladies Guild of St.&Paufs church vii
be held Monday afternoon with Mrs. +
B. Garvin. SO7 East State street.
The Lady Maccabees will give a So
cial at the X. O.. T. NJ. hall Saturday
evening. Admission, Is cents. The
Lady Maccabees' friends are invited.
| The most useful citizen in New
! York according to President Roose-
Welt will lecture at the NJ E. church
Monday evening. The lecture will be
| illustrated by photographs taken by
Mr.. Riis by day and night in the ten
ements, of New York City. Tickets at
| Trautmann's
| Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Powers, Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Tuffree Miss Mollie
Adams, Mr.. Harry Roberts, Misses
Mary and Emma Peterson and Messrs.
Frank Dickey, Fred Bates and Milford
Stern were in Montour Friday evening
in attendance at q dancing party given
by the Oriole Club
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John Ford, resident of this city,
employed as Il bridge laborer by the
Great Western. fell from bridge III
Shanning. Friday afternoon, and sus-
tanned quite a bad scalp wound. He
was b ughototth d'wnj.vm.fa(uEoo
was brought to this city this morning
and placed in the Getz surgery.
NJ. Nathan, of Dies Moines, a former
Marslralltown business man, who has
been in the city u few days looking af-
ter matters of business returned to Des
Moines Friday evening. Mr. Nathan
sold his residence property at 2O4
North Second street to George Cum
ningham. a North Center street billiard
hall man. The consideration was
$1,000.
Iowa Central combination car No.
%. of a Story City branch passenger
train, was considerably damaged as a
result of a derailmcnt on Friday at
Gearing. The trouble was due to an
imperfect switch. which derailed on.
pair of trucks of the car, severing the
brake rods, breaking the oil boxes AMI
damaging the trucks. The car was
brought to this city for repairs.
Miss Marion Forne.. elder daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. F'orney. and a
member of the Defender basketball
team. had the misfortune to severely
sprain the ligaments of her right knee
III a practice game. Miss Icorney was
In the act of throwing a basket from
the field when she sliuped, falling back
wards and badly wrenching the knee.
The injury is very Painful and the
young lady will be confined to her home
for several weeks.
Presiding Elder j. B. Albrook, of Mt.
Vernon, was in the city Friday night
to conduct quarterly conference In the
Methodist church He went this morn
ing to Written, where he conducted
both services and conference, and was
at Clifford this afternoon for conference.
Dr. Albrook will be in Eldora this even
ing to hold conference and will preach
there Sunday morning. In the after
noon he will preach at East Side, the
new church on the Whitten circuit,
dedicated about two months ago, and
in the evening he will be at Clifford. q
While turning the corner of Market
street into Second avenue this morning,
the runner on one of the bob sleds OF
the Lennox Machine Company came
off, allowing one of the company's
heavy shears, which was on the We
hicle, to fall to the ground. The dam
age to the machine will amount to
Weighing over two tons. The fall broke
several of the cast wheels. Owing to
its weight considerable difficulty was
in reloading it. The ma
chine was rush shipment consigned
to Los Angeles Cal, and some time
will elapse before it can be repaired.
The girls OF the Boone basketball
team arrived in the city this
and met the Defender
team of the high school this afternoon.
The personnel of the visiting team is:
Forwards, Ethel Hartman, captain:
Gladys Moorehead, Genevieve Crary
and Lillian Pratt; guards. May Frank
|in Elsie Ringing and Josephine
Wetz; centers, Lucy Ingersoll, Lucy
Sager and Elizabeth Mcleod. The |