Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-20

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II you like good coffee, drink Ger
man American, always the same.
S. Good Grocery Co.
Superintendent w. II. Whalan. of tn
| Northwestern, was in the city on bust
ness Saturday, returning to Boone sat
urday evening.
| Hans Sorensen. former druggist 0
this city, but now in bnsin ass il
Eagle Grove, was in the ely owe
Sunday visiting friends.
| This is to notify all persons that
will not be responsible for any debts
| that my son, William, may contract
/. E. Hilsabeck.
The number of patients In daily at
| tendance at the Wood Eye and Ear
| Sanitarium at Marshalltown, makes il
| necessary to request that appoint
ments be made head of time.
Lee Maxwell who has recently com
pleted his junior year in Chicago Uni.
versity, is expected to arrive in tht
city this evening. and will remain fol
the summer with his brother, Mr
Lloyd Maxwell.
The Chicago Great Western railway
thru j. p. Elmer. general passeng Il
agent, has announced the appointment
OF Mr.. w. +. Burch as travelling pas
senger' agent, headquarters Buffalo
vice Mr.. j. T. Douglas, resigned.
The Great Western excursion to Du
buque passed thru the city about on
schedule time Saturday night, and
took on board twelve passengers here.
The train started at Des Moines and
consisted of six coaches when it passed
thru the city.
Charles L. Smith, who fer the past
two years has been employed by the
Gregory Coal, Coke and i4i,ae CON-
pany, as bookkeeper, has res gned his
position to accept one with the Clark
Coal and Coke Company, of Peoria, ;,s
a travelling SALESMAN.
Mrs. q. NJ. Jensen. of FIT. Dodge, great
Pocahontas of the Degree of Pocahon-
tas of Iowa, arrived in the city Satur-
day evening from Clinton, where she
Instituted council on Friday night.
She was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Bowman over Sunday and left
for her home today.
Members of Central Chapter. No. 40,
Order of the Eastern Star. to the mum
Der OF about twenty, too. carriages to
to Riverside Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock and there observed the chap
ters annual memorial day. The graves
of eight members We're decorated with
flowers. No service was held.
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j. II. Louder. consumptlve. on HIS
way home from his home in Marietta,
O., to Denver, was taken from the COL
orado special Sunday evening and re-
moved to the Singleton hospital, owing
to his critical condition. Today he is
reported as resting easier, and will re-
turn home as soon as able to travel. He
was accompanied by his brother.
Mrs. D. G.. Wilbur entertained a
people Friday afternoon at her home.
I South Sixth street, in honor of the
4th anniversary of her daughter. June.
The afternoon, between the hours of
and s, were spent on the lawn playing
games. Refreshments We're served BY
Mrs. Wilbur. assisted by Miss Eva
Wilbur.
Mrs. o. w. st. John, Of Montour,
was In the city Saturday evening. be-
ing on her way home from Clemens,
where she has been for few days
visit with her mother, Mrs. II. H..
Smith. and sister, Mrs. Marion Perry,
Mrs. st. John was called 10 Clemens
owing to the illness of Mrs. Perry, who
has been quite i'll for two weeks. Mrs.
Perry has been in poor health since
early in the spring. and while now
somewhat improved. is far from being
Wen.
George Tingley, who for several
years has been connected with the
auditing department of the Iowa Cen
trail, and who during recent years
has acted as travelling auditor during
the absence of Mr.. H. A.. Bennion.
has been made agent for the company
at Albert Lea. Mrs. Tingley and
family will not move to Albert Lea I'M
til fall. c. J. Moffatt, who recently
again entered the company's employ.
has been placed in charge of the sta
ton accounts, the position held by Mr..
Tingley.
Marshall Lodge, No. rs, +. o. T. NJ.
and the members of the ladies of the
observed jointly Sunday
afternoon their annual memorial day.
The organizations, headed by the
F'ifty-third infantry band marched to
Riverside at about o'clock The at
tendance of members frcln both Or
ganizations was large, and accom-
panying the lodge members was
squad of the uniform rank, under COM
mand of Capt. w. B. Elliott. City
Solicitor C. II. Van Law delivered the
memorial address and the Arney male
quartet furnished the music. The
graves of both the Maccahees and the
l.. o. T. M. were decorated.
Mr.. T. E. Gearhart. of Eldora, passed
thru the city Saturday evening, on his
way home from Peru and other points
in the Kansas oil district, where he has
been for two weeks. Mr.. Gearhart is
not very well pleased with the country
and while he had an idea of q possible
decided not to make it.
While ON his way home Mr. Gearhart
stopped in Iowa City to see his Wife's
mother, Mrs. ]. G. Adams, of Clifford,
who was recently operated upon for
floating kidney at the university hos
pital. This was Mrs. Adams second
operation, and considering her adj
yanced age, so years, it WAS feared she
might not recover She is doing very