Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-26


DR.. N. w. Getz, surgeon and physi
| clan.
For house painting so to Dinges
! Everist.
A large line of white silk shawls Lee
Benedict & Co.
Our new mattings are here and they
are beauties. Marion Gard.
Wallace, the painter, guarantees
prompt work. New 'phore, 73s.
Torchon laces at 81. cents yard
This value never duplicated. Banna.
tyne Il Lay.
Another big assortment Of embroi-
ieries, 10 to 20-cent values. at 10 cents
Wednesday and Thursday only. The
Fair.
w L. Grayson. foreman for the Bar
Der Asphalt Company, who is superin.
tending work in Fort Dodge at present
returned to Fort Dodge after a briei
visit in this city with his family.
Mr.. e. Drake left this morning for
Havana H., summoned by word an
mother, Mrs. Julia c. Drake. Mrs.
Drake is so years of age and has been
in poor health for some time.
Rev. John Frederick Hanson. of Os-
kaloosa. arrived In the city this morn
ing from Union, where he delivered his
lecture on Universal Peace" in that
place Monday evening. He will deliver
a similar lecture at the Friends church
this evening.
The funeral of Mr.. Johnson. father of
Mrs Ralph A. Buck, of State Center.
was held Monday afternoon from the
deceaseds home in State Center, con-
Quoted by Rev. E. V. Claypool, OF the
Methodist church. Mr.. Johnson died
after an illness with cancer
of the stomach.
Rev. G. H. Schleh, Ph. D., d. D.,
national lecturer for the w. O. w. lodge,
who was in the city Sunday and deliv-
cred the address at the unwilling of the
Woodmen Circle monument left for OF
tunwa this morning. where he delivers
the dedicatory address at the new w. Q.
w. hall Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Lizzie Ortwig, the woman who
was last week taken into custody at
Des Moines on the superstition of be-
ing insane, has been returned to the
farm by Superintendent w. e.
Mrs. Ortwig is not properly
a county charge. but will have to be
cared for until here relatives can be
found. The woman refuses to tell who
Or where her relatives are, and the
is anxious to learn
concerning their where
lbouts.
Rev. A. z. Kiser and G. w. Holt of
State Center, We're in the city Monday
afternoon Being on their way to Os-
where today they We're present
1t meeting of the State Marshal
Club, which has recently basn organ
zed in different portions of the state
~ Hon. A. C. Rankin. of Pennsylvania
Tho meeting began with a session Mon
lay evening, and continued over to-
lay. State Center has recently organ
zed a marshal club. and the question
ecently came up in the ministerial as
ISOLATION here. with view of talking
organization locally.
chicago to consult specialist on mus
ular diseases on account of the af-
fiction of her son Julian, left Chicago
nd is now with her sister. Mrs. w. T..
iuildford. at Lrddington, Mich. The
EXAMINATION of the boys limb disclosed
he fact that he has suffered from an
tack of infantile paralysis OF the left
eg, and altho he will probably be af-
ected by it during his life, the special
st who made the examination Wa of
he opinion he would never be any i
iorse than at the present time. 1t was |
cared at first that he was afflicted with |
of the hip joint.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mansfield, of !
'ort Madison, arrived in the city Mon
ay and will make their future home
ere. Mr.. Mansfield is a former resi-
ent of Marshalltown, having resided
ere about twelve years ago, being at
hat time and for a number of years
lember of the police force. Mr.. Mans
ED has, for more than eleven years,
cen one of the guards at the Fort Mad
.on penitentiary, being assigned to
uty in the tool manufacturing depart
rent. About week ago he resigned
is position and since then has been
listing his daughter, Mrs. Mccullough.
i Oskaloosa, and his son, u. A. Mans
ED. formerly of this city, In Des
Ioines.