Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-30

DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.
Schmelz q Kunkel, general carriage
works. North Second avenue.
II you like good coffee, drink Ger
man American. always the same. D.
S. Good Grocery Co.
| City Solicitor c. II. Van Law went
to Traer Sunday evening. where today
he delivered the Memorial day adj
dress.
The river is gradually falling and
clearing. altho it is still very roiy. A
fall of about two feet was noticeable
Sunday.
Special convocation of Signet Chap
ter No SO, r. A. NJ, this (Monday)
evening, May 80 Work in p. NJ degree
Gavel falls at 1880 p. M. I. T. Forbes,
III. P.
The ladies of the Fifty third Infantry
band VIII meet with Mrs. Denning and
Miss Ella Myers at the James Carlton
home. GA East State street tomorrow
afternoon.
Boone has one of the fastest clubs In
the league. 1t meets the Grays for the
first time Tuesday. A fast game is as
sured. The teams also play on We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Wallace circus employees, members of
the bill posting force manning adver-
tisement car No. 9, arrived in the city
Sunday morning and today looked after
the patching of old stands and plac-
ing new ones thruout the city.
Mrs. .Addie Weeks and daughter Ed
ma, of Boston, who have been making
their home in this city for the past four
months, left Sunday evening for Colo
RADIO Springs, where they will remain
for short visit. They will go to
Stockton, Cal. to spend the summer.
Miss Miilie Heinz left Saturday eve
ming for st. Louis. In response to a
telegram Offering her a position in the
agricultural building OF the Louisiana
purchase exposition. Her stay will be
indefinite, and probably turnout the
entire length of the exposition.
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Tomorrow the Grays will meet for the
first time this season the Boone team.
They ALSO play on Wednesday and
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Gentry Brothers show the Thursday
game will not be called until 4 o'clock.
Usual admission.
Mr.. a. e. Smith, formerly clerk in
the genera auditors Office of the Iowa
Central In this city, now with the joint
Office OF the Iowa Central and NJ. &
st. L., at Minneapolis, was in the city
Sunday morning being on his way to
Cedar Rapids where he will remain over
!, Memorial Day with relatives.
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! George Dart. Jr, formerly motor
man in the employ of the Marshalltown
Light. Power & Railway COMPANY,
was quite badly bruised Sunday after
noon In an attempt to board u moving
car at Center street. Mr. Dart slipped
and fell. was caught by the rear fender.
and dragged several feet. No bones
We're broken.
Rev. X. Michels, of Washington.
| until recently pastor >of the German
Evangelical church in this city, ar
rived in the city this morning from
Horn. where he has been attending the
annual conference of the church Rev.
Michels will remain here for visit
of few days as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Banzhaf.
Master Herbert Cleaver, the 7-year-
old SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. III. Cleaver.
10 North Fourth avenue, broke his arm
while returning from school Friday
night. It Is not known how the acct
dent occurred, but the lad Is thought
to have slipped and fell while playing.
Both bones Of the right forearm We're
broken short distance below the ell
bow.
Mrs. Sue Harper Minis, OF Atlanta,
Ca, delivered Eefore a large audience
at the First Church of Christ, Scien-
list, Sunday afternoon, her lecture on
MANS Spiritual Supremacy Thru
Scientific Christianity-the Religion of
the Future" Mrs. Minis lis a very
pleasing speaker. and her address was
very much enjoyed. She left this morn
ing tor Chicago.
The public schools of Liscomb We're
brought to a close Friday for the sum-
mer vacation, Mrs. +. A. Clark and
Miss Susie Church, of the intermediate
and primary departments, are the only
two teachers OF the schools who have
beer retained for next year. The other
two places. principal and assistant
principal, held by Charles w. Lyon and
wife. are open for applicants.
Emil Hanson, an employee in the au-
diting department Of the Iowa Central
at Minneapolis. is in a hospital there.
having recently undergone an opera
ton. His father, Officer Charles Han
SON Of the local police force, has been
| in Minneapolis with his son for sever
al days Ed Wood. formerly of this
city, and another employee in the audit
| ing department, is in the hospital just
recovering from at attack of diphther-
Ia.
Rev. d. NJ Helfenstein. pastor of
the Christian church of Clemens, was
in the city Saturday. Rev. Helfen-
stein says that in the recent call for
the county convention of the Anti-Sa-
loon League, residents of that place
should have been included. The sig
natures. were not sent to Superinten-
dent Mccash in time to be included
when the call was issued but they
were forwarded a day or two after
the call was made public.
Thru a misunderstanding of the jan
itor the east court room was not open
for the mass meeting yesterday after
room. so Rev f. w Emerson of Beth
any, Neb addressed the gathering at
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