Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-27
DR.. Getz, surgeon and physician.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, IS East Main

DR.. Getz, surgeon and physician.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, IS East Mail
DR.. Boucher, EOS South Third Ave-
Father Tom and the Pope" at Lie
big's.
r. w. Chamberlain, DR.. of Ophthal
mology.
The best laundry work is done a
J Flitton's, West Main.
Will close our store Monday from
II to / o'clock. Bannatyne & Lay.
w. a. Burrows has something to sa,
to you on page Z. column 2, of this is.
sue. Read it.
i Summer underwear. union suits
summer skirts and straw hats al
Stems clothing house.
Peas, string beans new cabbage
beets, cauitiower, cucumbers, aspara-
gus and tomatoes at Olsons.
Attend the dance al F'inkle's hall this
evening. Music by Ferguson's full
orchestra. Admission 10 cents.
We want every man in the city tc
look over our trouserings. The style
cut and prices are right. Hopkins, the
popular tailor.
| Sale Tonisht-The isle thread hose
for ladies are going fast at The Fair
Reason why-35 cent value only il
cents a pair and no limit.
Darling & Gantz have large stock
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prices that are right. Call and see them
and buy new buggy for the Fourth.
| MI NJ. Mudgett. the blind man from
Galesburg, is slowly regalning his sight
He has been blind and helpless six
years. He is under the care of Dr.
Wood
Superintendent f. G. Schevenell. of
the Iowa & Minnesota division of the
chicago & Northwestern. was in the
city Friday afternoon. being on his
way home to Mason City from a bust
ness trip to Belle Plaine.
Rev. j. B. Meloy, of the State street
United Evangelical church, left for
Cedar Rapids this morning. and viii
preach Sunday in the churches COM
North Liberty. Shueyville and near
Cedar Rapids.
Deputy Sheriff Hutson is taking
vacation of a week, the first he has had
since he has become identified with the
sheriff's office three and one half years
ago. In company with his wife and
daughters, Florence and Nina, he went
to Union Friday evening, where he vii!
visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leason
Hutson.
Iowa Castle No. 1874, Royal Highland
ers, will hold memorial services for the
dead members at the castle hall Sunday
morning at 1890. The address will be
delivered by A B. Hoover. and the
music will be in charge of the High
lander quartet A committee will visit
Riverside and decorate the graves At
the close of the service.
Ross Ingledue left Friday evening for
Chicago, where he has accepted a DO
sition with the wholesale shoe house
of r. p. Smith 4 Son. His father. Mi. |
o. L. lngledue. formerly Travelled for |
this concern, and it is the latter's idea |
to have his son learn the wholesale
business, preparatory to taking a po- !
sition on the road
w. III. Burrows has something to say |
t. YOU on page l. column 9, of this is
sue. Read it.
DR.. and Mrs. II. l.. Getz who haval
been In Milwaukee attending the grad
uatlng exercises of the Milwaukee,
DoWner College, the class of which,
their daughter Miss Igerna, was a
arrived home this morning.
Miss Getz, who received her degree of 7
bachelor of arts. is visiting friends i'm
Wisconsin and will not return home TO.
I week or ten days. DR.. Getz. while
iway, spent several days in Chicago on
business.
Ames Times: Mrs. Marion Graves
'eturned last week after several weeks
spent in Chicago and st. Louis in com
oany With her daughter Mrs Humph-
'ey, VINO had visited her with her moth.
~ They went down the river from
Rock Island 10 St Louis by steamer
when the Mississippi was at the
height OF the flood and met with some
interesting experiences. In passing I'M
Ter one bridge on the river both smoke
tacks We're broken down but the boat
M passengers came out all right Mrs.
humphrey Went from st. Louis on to
>ew Orleans by rail, from which port
he sailed for Santiago Cuba, to join
Ter husband
W. f. Miller. of Omaha. district cash t
er Tor the Barber Asphalt Paving !
company, spent Friday in the CITY. {
oming to pay off the company's en-
loyes who are at work on the Church ,
treet grade, prepare tory to the paving !
that thoroughfare. The work is pro- i,
ressing most satisfactorily, and by the i,
alter part of next week it is expected
hat the work of laying the concrete
ill begin. The company has forty !,
len at work, and Monday morning it is
Expected that twenty more will be plac-
at work on the grading. Ninth :
treet, State street, Sixth and Fourth
Venue are yet to be graded, so that
here is n great deal of work in sight
runaway in the south part Ii
f town Friday afternoon gave prom \
e for Il short time of resulting SER d
,usly. Fortunately, however, il did not
Ut for time the chances of the wom- fl
II occupant of the carriage were not y
)nsidered worth much. by a number f
ho witnessed the mad dash of the n
orSe The animal became frightened I
\ South Second avenue, and ran south
ntil il came to the Northwestern prop a
.ty. north of the union station Here I
g turned east across Third avenue 9