Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-14
Dr.. Getz. surgeon and physician.

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See Cronk Bros. for special in
ducements on refrigerators.
There will not be any services in the
Spirituaiist church Sunday.
/ Get your cameras ready for the
worlds fair pictures. Jones e Seg,
! los East Main.
For Sale Cheap Household goods
/ and furniture New and clean. AZ
| 2021s South First avenue.
| For Sale-News stand and station
| cry store. A bargain Write at once.
A. A. Hulse & Co, Newton, Iowa.
Judge W. d. Davis, of Hampton was
in the city Friday evening, being on his
way home from Boone, where he has
been holding court.
Hon. w. O. Stewart, national chair
man of the prohibition party, has been
secured for this city for July 4. when he
Will deliver an address.
The members of the Hawthorne Club
and invited guests were entertained by
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Click Friday even
ing at the monthly dinner given by the
club members.
When it comes to floor coverings
d. C. Wilbur is there. We have all
in and get our prices and find out
about the cash discount
Miss Mabel and Agnes Drum enter
tanned few of their girl friends mt
their home, los North First street.
Friday evening. The evening was
spent with cards, and refreshments
followed.
Mr.. Lawrence Morrissey of Ottum-
wa, a member of the Ottumwa high
school base ball club, which visited the
city today to meet the Marshalltowu
high school team, will remain over
Sunday as a guest at the home of his
uncle. Mr.. L. Burke. 409 South Third
street.
Mrs. Susan Fowler, of Columbiana
county. O.. who for the past year has
been making her home din Pasadena. is
in the city for a short visit with Mrs.
Joseph Holmes. She will also visit
with her niece. Mrs. Horace Nichols, at
Minerva and after her stay here is
. .-
This mornings Des Moins Register
and Leader says: Rev. and Mrs. j. w.
Hadiey of Manshalitown are visiting at
the home Of @. "A. Willis, deputy state
treasurer. Mr.. Hadley is superinten-
dent of the work of the Quaker church
In eight states OF the middle west, in
Guiding Iowa, and reports that the
churches generally are fiourishing."
Mike Reusch, proprietor Of the Eu-
ropean lodging house, corner OF Third
avenue and Market. left Thursday for
Portland, Ore, where he will remain in
definitely on account of his health. Mr.. |
Reusch has been Ill for several weeks
with a chronic stomach and liver trou-
BILE, bordering on jaundice. He expects |
to remain in Portland until he has
completely recovered.
The Marshalltown Fish Protective |
Association held it's adjourned session |
Friday evening No decision on prizes |
was made. BY resolution, which was |
adopted, 1t was decided that members |
for prizes must file affi- |
davits as to their catches with the |
president or secretary, within a week
of the time the catches were made. I
Those who do not pay their dues with
in ten days are not eligible to COM
pete for the prizes.
o.
S. G. Vance, who has been an en-
ploye of the T.-R. since Feb. %, 1883. a
little over sixteen years, resigns his
position as a linotype operator today
and this evening, accompanied by his
family, will go to Cedar Rapids to
spend Sunday. Sunday night Mr.. and
Mrs. Vance and children will leave for
Chicago, where Mr.. Vance has accepted
| position as an operator for the Pet
srson Linotype Company, general
printers of books, newspa pers and mag
lznes. Mr.. Vance Is succeeded here by
Mr.. Burt Burlingame. of the st. Paul
Pioneer Press, wellknown in this
sity as a former resident Mr.. Bur
ingaine is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
of Eldora.