Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-13

/ r.. Sdyre, IVA Fast Maln street.
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DR.. N. w. Getz, surgeon. physician.
DR.. Mighell, surgeon and physician.
DIR. Boucher. EOS South Third avenue
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DR.. Burkart, osteopath. 500 West
Main.
Don't fail to get a pair of our 81
cent black lace hose for So cents. NJ
f. Andrews.
Children's muslin drawers, all sizes
five rows of tucks. Monday aud Tues
day for cents a pair. e. r. Lay.
! SPIKED velour for Jackets. capes
waists and drop skirts. VIII not catct
the dust. and Will not grow shiny. Nj
It. Andrews.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. George Gregory We're II
State Center Friday night. where the,
4 went TO attend party given by Mr.
and Mrs. f. l.. Dobbn.
Five thousand pounds shelled POP
corn for sale at three cents per Id. Dis
count on large orders. Reynolds &
Sheldon, SO West Main street
| We have some snaps In real estate
Which you should investigate If in the
anirkss; for anything In that line. Will
lam Andrews Company.
Kindly remember to make appoint
ments when anticipating taking treat
ment at DR.. Woods eye and ear infirm-
airy and thereby avoid confusion.
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Four hundred boxes of stationery
containing twenty-four sheets of paper
and twenty four envelopes go on sale
next week at 5 cents per box. E. r.
| Lay.
| Rev. Elijah Brown Jones, pastor of
the First Baptist church. was in Eldora
Friday night, where he delivered his
Ilecture. Light and Shade" before the
boys of the state industrial school.
| The maximum temperature for FRI
day was %. with zero as the minimum.
reached shortly after the observation
for Thursday morning was taken. when
| 1 above was registered. At 730 this
morning % was recorded
| During the enforced absence OF Miss
Olive Tug. secretary to Superintendent
Crane Miss Charlotte Reed. supervisor
Of drawing Is spending a portion of
each day in the supsgintcndents office.
having charge of the sale OF supplies TO
the pupils.
|, Superintendent William ]. Crane was
in Eldora Friday night, where he de-
livered a lecture before the library as
ISOLATION In the library building on
Robert Burns. Mr. Crane is booked for
another lecture before the same or
ganiaation on March II. but the sub
ject has not yet been chosen.
Rev. w. H. Scott went to Bethel this
morning. where he will conduct evan
gelistic services during the next week
or ten days Mr.. Scott will preach in the
Bethel Grove church on Sunday. He has
but recently concluded a service of SIM
liar meetings nj the Maxwell Christian
church.
Rev. o. d. Elicit was in Union FRI
day night. where he delivered. under
the auspices of the w. c. 7. U. Mt the
Methodist church, lecture on Frances
E. Willard. Tonight Rev. Elicit will
lecturefin the Congregational church 1T
Union on Temperance and Religion In
Politics." and will remain over Sunday
to assist in union services.
Mr.. arni Mrs. Jsifius Sutldell who
have ipeeu making tda,:tr ,lporre in ;rnis
city for about two y,eareS aaft Friday
nieihx for Mason City, where they ex-
pect 10 make their future home. MIR.
Sunde1 will ec,fer the etpr8oy OF his
father. J. II. SuntieA who is in the
restaurant business Mrs Sulldel.
WHO has been spessiang Sevetas days IN
the city win her son. returned home
with Them
Crduo.ir S. B. Chapman. of the
Central. seems ITO be tn. vjsxssn OF moro
hard luck than amy either tick ( punch
ar in tire sSr,g,loy of the road. MI.
Chapman dg now nursing n badly
bruasad face ami crosse. as a result OF an
aorsiesYt that tappensd at Gutnneil
Fh1s1ag n1ornng While holding a
truck. 1n assisting the bag2agema 20
unload TRUNKS, tt,e wheel OF the truck
slipped on the Ice, ami a heavy piece
of baggage. released from THE top OF
THE pile, naiE, striking NJ. Chapman
snuar,sry in the face The btoew was
a nhnrd one. as the trunk Weighed about
800 mounds. and white not breaking
the nose inflicted a most painful In
Jury Mr. Chapman took !lts train as
far as OslnaEoosa, where ne Was re-
lEtved by Conductor Jackson, ami re-
turned hon1 last night n > VIII be on
duty several days.
A recent issue of the Denver Post
contains likeness of Henry Schaef-
fer of Fort Morgan, Col. and his twin
great grandchildren. Conrad Eichorn
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schaeffer,
Jr.. of Deuel.. Col Grandpa" Schaef-
fer sat for picture, holding on his
knees hts great grandchildren. who
Were born on September %, 1903 Mr.
Sc!1aeffer. 104 years of age, is exactly
800 tiTnhs as old as the little ones he
held In his arms The old man is hale
and hearty and is able to move about
with more case thar most men of TO-
He expects to live ten years. for he is
well preserved physically. When he
was 95 he ran footrace and won 1t.
Mr. Scllaeffer has seen twenty-six pres
idents of the Unite1 States in the white
house. and remembers the fight of the
Constitution and the Guerriere. Perry's
victory and other events of the war OF
1912. He also has some recollection of
the Hamilton Burr duel. He has lived
thru five United States wars, and is
well informed on all of them. His great
grandchildren are the son and daughter
NJ NGru Nh C.t,