Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-19
Dr. Burkart osteopath. ao2 West

DR.. Burkart, osteopath. 302 Yves
Main.
Have you seen the new go carts at
Cards They are beauties.
Large assortment of silkolines and
figured denims just arrived. NJ. f. An
drews.
| Fancy and plain dishes. Buy sets OF
Culley. Out OF open stock you can add
| to a set any time in the future.
| Wool blankets and comforts at great
| ly reduced prices to close out at M. F.
Andrews
DR.. Cora Williams. specialist, diseases
Of women and obstetrics. Office over the
Fair Store.
Clothes baskets, tubs, wash lines.
clothes pins, wash boards. wringers
and wash boilers for sale at Culley's.
Mrs. Williams. wife of Loyal f. Will
liams. commissary sergeant of the Sol
diers' Home main building, is unim-
proved today, her condition remaining
aobut the same as on Wednesday.
Sheriff Willard Foster. of Boone
county. arrived in the city Wednesday
night, having subpoena for one of the
Sharp women, who occupies apartments
over 81 North First avenue. The wom-
an is wanted by the grand jury of
Boone county as a witness in case be-
ing investigated by that body.
Mr.. Lawrence Parker will arrive in
this city in a day or two and will re-
main for couple of weeks with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Parker. Mr..
Parker, owing to a severely sprained
wrist is compelled to quit his work for
a time. The injury, which is most
painful one, was received while he was
acting as motorman on one OF the Des
Moines -Colfax interurban cars.
Preparations We're commenced this
morning for the removal of about fife
teen of the women employed at the Sol
diers' Home from their quarters in the
hos ptal to their new building recently
completed. The change will be made in
day or two and, as result. consider
able additional room in ward s. where
the women have been quartered. Will be
secured. The new additions to the hos
pital are not yet ready for occupancy,
but the room furnished by the vacating
of the help will add considerable, which
is badly needed.
Commandant Horton, of the Soldiers
Home is in receipt of a letter from Gen.
B. A. Beeson, former quartermaster of
the institution, now connected with the
national southern home at Hampton.
Va. Mr.. Beesonis more than pleased with
his new position and especially with
home, which is situated close to the
beach of the bay. and from which n
broad view of the ocean can be obtain
ed. In speaking of the discipline and
inspections at the institution General
Beeson writes they more nearly APP
proach the regular army than anything
else.
Mathies Knutson. whose home is IN
Grinnell, but who has been in Odebolt
for the past week. was brought to this
city Wednesday night and was taken
this morning to his home. Knutson is
mentally deranged and imagines he is
being robbed of money he has on de-
post in a Grinnell bank. He was ac-
companied to this city by Charles Hag-
berg, of Odebolt, and owning to belated
trains was compelled to remain in this
city over night. Considerable difficulty
was experienced in removing him from
the train. but assistance was called and
he was placed in the county jail for safe
keeping over night. While not violent,
he is very melancholy, and talks but
little. He is being taken to Grinnell in
order that the officials of the county of
which he is a resident may act on his
case as they deem best.