Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-27
George j. Allen, opthalmologist.

cFeiileS JUST arrived at Ialldei ;.
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A fresh 10 oiee ri lyons chocolate
cremes just arrived at Lander's.
/ Extracts From Adams Diary, by
Mark Twain, at Liebig's, 100 West
Main.
Five dollars buys a Chambry linen
auto coat, at the Hawkeye Store, sec
ond floor.
If you like good coffee, drink Ger
man American, always the same. d. S..
| Good Grocery Co.
/ You cannot afford to pass us by,
| if you are in need of swell skirt for
immediate use. Hawkeye Store, second
| floor.
Fancy wasting silks in short lengths,
some evening shades worth up to S1.25
per yard. Tuesday morning at 39c at
the Hawkeye.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Pierce is assisting the
manufacturers to close out her stock
of pianos regardless of price at lis
West Main street
Our renodeling sale, like all other
/ sales has been a great success. Hon
est methods are bound to win out
| against all others. Nettie Ingledue &
Co. the up-to-date dry goods house.
| When looking for wedding presents
/ please remember that we are selling
our stock of fine china and cut glass at
greatly reduced prices to make room
| for new goods. Simmons Book Store.
Rev. j. b. Meloy, pastor of the State
street United Evangelical church, re-
turned Saturday evening from Belle
| Plaine where he has been in attend
ance at the district convention of the
Keystone League of Christian En-
deavor.
Rev. NJ. c. Lenihan, the newly APP
pointed bishop of Great Falls, Mont,
arrived home Saturday evening from
Dubuque, where he has been for a
week. in attendance at the annual re-
treat of the priests of the diocese of
Dubuque.
Rev. NJ. Londahl, pastor of the Nor
wegian-Lutheran church was in Sol
der Sunday. where he assisted in the
dedication of new church of the de-
nomination. Rev. Londahl stopped at
Soldier on his way to South Dakota,
on business.
Charles f. Crone is wearing a hand
some gold medal presented to him by
the grand council OF the Red Men of
the state, for securing the largest mum
Der of members for the local tribe dur
ing the past six months. During that
period he has secured eighteen.
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Wash. who has been in St. Louis at
tending the exposition and the national
convention of dentists, spent Sunday
In the city with his sister in-law. Mrs
Henry McNeely and family. He de-
parted for his home this morning.
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Councilman Dan f. Arnold, of the
Fifth ward. who has been In St Thomas
hospital for two weeks, where he UNI
derwent an operation for appendicitis,
was discharged from the hospital this
afternoon and removed to his home
His condition Is most satisfactory.
BY a large purchase direct from the
manufacturer, Duke Macmahon &
Co, Belfast, Ire, we are enabled to of
fer the men and women of Marshall
town, the greatest values ever heard
of in pure linen handkerchief. See
them in our east window. NJ. +. An
drews.
DR.. M. U. Chesire. DR.. D. A. Collision.
J. a. Mcdonald. Edward White, and
Robert Hedderman, were in Cedar
Rapids Sunday afternoon attending the
Installation of council of the knights
of Columbus. The Marshall con-
Moines council.
Mr.. and Mrs William Mcclure, who
have been making their home in this
city since early in the spring, departed
Sunday for Akron. o., their permanent
home. Mr.. Mcclure represents the
Western Supply Company in Iowa ter
ritory, and while visiting his trade
Mrs. Mcclure, remained In this city
Mrs. Edward Wells, accompanied by
her son Edward. left for St. Louis
Sunday night, where she will remain
during the continuance of the expo
sition. Mrs. Wells will have charge
of the exhibit of the German American
coffee in the Nebraska cafe. located
in that portion of the grounds set
aside for the state buildings.
Mrs. Eulis Youse, of Green Mountain.
who was so terribly burned last week,
was brought OF st. Thomas hospital
Sunday afternoon, and Is doing very
nicely, showing quite a decided inn
provement today. The burns We're
carefully dressed today and were found
to be very deep and serious. No symp-
toms OF gangrene have as yet put in an
appearance.
Lee Maxwell. who has been in the
city for a few days visiting his brother,
Lloyd Maxwell. started this morning
on his initial trip as travelling sales
man. Mr.. Maxwell has accepted po-
sition with the Union Match Company,
of Duluth. and will travel in northern
Iowa territory. He will make his head
quarters in this city.
William A. Smith. a well known
marble and granite man of the city, is
street. Mr. Smith is suffering from
Bright's disease and other complica-
tons, and has been In poor health for
about month Recently his condition
became quite alarming, and during the
past few days it has been feared tina
he could not survive. He is somewhat
improved today.
Mrs. Branch Jones, of kirkWOOd. H.. |
will arrive in the city tonight for Il
visit of week or two with her hus-