Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-13
George j. Allen. ophthalmologtst.
pr. Mighell, SURGEON and physician.

George j. Allen. ophthalmologist.
DR.. Mighell, surgeon and physician.
Wanted-Geod nurse girl. Enquire
no North Third street.
You will enjoy a smoke II you buy
the Laurea cigar. Lamb Bros.
DR.. Mairs; office over Fidelity Bank
Both phones. Consultation free.
outdoor clothes for little folks have
Just arrived Archie Parker, loo East
Main.
DIR. Mairs treats successfully al
chronic diseases. Consultation free
Both phones.
Wanted-A competent girl for gen
eral homework. Mrs. ID. T. Denmead
300 East State street.
Large variety of ladies' and misses
skirts, latest styles. newest materials
lowest prices, at NJ. f. Andrews.
Be sure and see the children in ev-
ening dress In the Tom Thumb wedding
at the Christian church tomorrow ev-
ening.
If YOU want to see a swell line of up
to-date jackets call tomorrow
"wednesday and see n fine sample
lime. Lee, Benedict & CO.
You can buy blankets at the Hawk
genuine California blankets at this
Hawkeye store for sl5--somethine
choice.
Allen Packer of Union. n brother OF
Benjamin Packer. of this city. and vel
known here. Is quite Ill at his home
suffering from severe abdominal
trouble.
A general rise in temperature Is
shown to have existed Monday by the
observation taken at Z this morning
The maximum for the day was CT. and
the minimum SO.
Ray o. Perry an Adams Express
Company driver of this city. returned
Monday after two weeks run as 9
messenger on Iowa Central's trains
and ,. between Albert Lea and Abba.
Mr.. j. P. Hoveland will be at our
store tomorrow wednesday, with q
large line of jackets in all the --latest
stylss. Now is your tine to get some
thing nice. Lee. Benedict s, Go.
William Minter, farmer living east
of the city, underwent an operation
this morning at st. Thomas hospital
for tumor of the thigh and groin. He
Is doing nicely and has every prospect
for recovery.
The funeral of the late Joseph Har-
ris. member of the Soldiers Home,
was conducted from the assembly hall
this afternoon at o'clock by Chaplain
Jesse Cole The Salvation Army. to
which Mr. Harris belonged, assisted In
the services.
Samuel Smith veteran of the Sol
diers' Home, was operated upon this
morning at st. Thomas hospital for
cancer of the left arm. The left arm.
which was effected. was amputated AZ
the shoulder. Mr.. Smith was mem
Der Of Company /. Sixth Iowa infantry
and came to the home March "a, lSs9,
from Anaconda, Mont. He Is 66 years
of age.
Bishop r. Dubs. ID. D.. LII. o., OF
Harrisburg. Pa. one of the bishops OF
the United Evangelical church. mas
been secured to officiate at the dediea-
ton OF the new United Evangelical
church on East state street. The ded-
lcation will take place on Sunday. De-
cember G. on which date Bishop Duos
will deliver three sermons. Bishop
Dubs is one of the foremost pulpit or
afors of the denomination and a man
of wide reputation.
Very Rev. Thomas o'Reilly, v. f.,
of Keokuk. spent Monday in the city
as the guest of Very Rev, NJ. G. Leni-
han who was one of his altar boys
thirty years ago in DUBUQUE. Rev.
O,Reilly took occasion to visit the new
hospital. and was delighted with the
building. its arrangement and appoint
ments While In the city Father
O'Reilly ordered a duplicate copy OF
the large water color portrait of Bish-
OBJ Lehman. which has Il conspicuous
place in the hospital. and viii place
one In his residence at keokuk.
Mrs Phoebe Naumann has filed a
petition for divorce for the october
term of court In which she asks that
she be divorced from her husband, Ed
Naumann, and gives as the cause. ne
elect. cruel and inhuman treatment
and failure to provide for herself and
children. She alleges they We're mar
ried in this city on Sept. Is, 1883, and
are the parents OF nine children. She
wants $500 temporary alimony and ST.
500 permanent alimony and the custody
OF the eight minor children. She al
leCes her husband has property valued
at $4,000.
In the district court of Toledo yes
terday an evening session was held to
complete the hearing of the motion TO
dissolve Injunction issued by the Toledo
and Tanla Electric Co. against a firm
OF house movers, Short and Reid, who
were about to move large building
as to pass over the electric railway
track and disarrange the light and
trolley wires Caldwell Il Walters ap-
peared and argued against the motion
and j. l.. Carney, of Marshalltown,
urged that the temporary Injunction
be dissolved After hearing the at
torneys at length Judge Caswell dis
solved the injunction saying he could
not see his way clear to prevent build
ings with proper care TO be moved
along the streets This result leaves
the street railway company in position
to be sued for damages on their in
junction bond.