Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-06
George j. Allen. opthalmologist.
Miller. jeweler los East Main.

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Miller jeweler, los East Main.
: DR.. Mighell. surgeon and physical
Kemble's flowers. $50 North Thir
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitton enter
tanned Il few of their intimate FRIEND
at their home on Friday evening.
Q Quicker than the quickest The ne
a film pack that can be used in the oil
plate camera and makes them dayligl
loading. See 1t at G. A. Jones, 1875 Yves
Main.
; The Ladies' Guild. of st. Paul
church will meet at the home of Re,
William Pence James, No. 2OS Eas
Church street, Monday afternoon a
2::30 o'clock
Mrs. John Darr and Miss Grac
Crinklaw went to Des Moines thi
morning to attend the annual conven
ton OF the National Holiness Associa
ton.
The Iowa Association of Optician
will hold its annual convention in &c
dar Rapids next Wednesday. MI
George J. Allen, of this city. is to rea,
a paper before the association.
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The first concert of the season wa
given on the court house lawn F'rida!
night by the Fifty third band. unde
the direction of the new leader. Ma,
Arnheim. A large number listened t
the program.
The street sweeper recently pur.
chased by the city was used for the
first time Friday afternoon and proved
very satisfactory. altho owing to the
dirt On the pavement in places. the
| dust stirred up resembled a miniature
cyclone.
The Lennox Machine Company
which, has for several Years given its
employees an annual fishing day. has
/ deci dec. 10 observe next Tuesday, when
the Marshalltown Fish Protective AS
ISOLATION runs it's excursion to Steam
| boat Rock
Mr. Charles Mold, of Union. was in
the city Friday afternoon, being on his
way home for an over~Sunday visi.
from a business trip eass. Mr.. Mold is
on the road for the Canada Otto Manu-
featuring Company. blacksmith sup
plies, Chicago.
Half fare tickets can be secured for
children under ~ years of age wishing
to attend the picnic at Steamboat Rock
on June 9, given by the Marshalltown
Fish Protective Association. Special
train leaves Marshalltown at a. m. re-
turning leaves Steamboat Rock p.
m.
Miss Mary Ellis, student at the
Christian Workers Training School
which has closed for the summer va
cation, returned to her home in Ames
Friday evening. Miss Della Kent. an
other student, went to her home in
Albion. Miss Stella Ellis. one OF the
teachers of the school, will supply the
pulpit Of the Friends church In Albion
regularly during the summer, but will
spend the intervening time at her home
in AmeS.
Word received in this city from
Chicago brings the news that the oper-
atiou which was performed upon Rainie
Euziere at the Hahnemann hospital for
appendicitis, a few days ago, has proved
most successful. Mr. Euziere rallied
nicely from the shock and has con-
tinued to improve rapidly. 1t is
thought he Will be discharged from the
hospital in a short time, and will then
go to Mantle. H., where he will remain
for visit with his parents before re-
turning to this city.
The high water is helping one line
of business at least, to say nothing of
the rubber goods manufacturing houses
of the country. Bridge manufacturers
are in clover as the result of the heavy
downpours that have carried away
bridge after bridge. The bridge de-
partnfent Of the A. +. Snorthill Com
pany is so rushed with orders that 1t
is likely 1t will have to be operated day
and night. A great many orders are
coming from points in Nebraska and
other adjoining states, where the water
has done its work of destruction.
q. Carl Munster, a German emigrant
who only arrived in this country few
days ago, came to the city Friday ar
ternoon from Cedar Rapids, from which
city he was sent by the police. Munster
is just recovering from an illness con
tracted on shipboard, and is without
very much money. He managed to
ieacH chicago, ana the ponce nave been
helping him on his way west to Wall
Lake. where he has friend, II. 3. |
christensen. He is unable to speak
any English, but managed to get along
very nicely in finding countrymen
wherever he stopped The Clinton po-
lice sent him to the Rapids, and from
here the police bought him a ticket to
Ames.
Rev. William Windsor and wife. for
merry OF this city, but now of San Jose |
Cal, arrived from the west Friday |
evening, and will spend Sunday here
as the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. J. F. |
Meeiler Rev. Windsor was formerly |
pastor of the Congregational church OF |
this city. but has been in California |
for about twenty years Former
friends and members of his f. church |
have taken advantage of his presence
in tho city to invite him to occupy his
old pulpit, which he will on Sunday. |
Rev. Windsor is an alumnus of Grin |
nell College, and is on his way to Grin
lell to be present at the commence
nent week ceremonies. Rev Windsor
graduated from Grinnell in one of the
irst classes, about forty years ago.
A most peculiar accident, and one for