Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-07


| DR. JanSs. surgeon and physician.
Sure. Mike" Beat it Il, you can
Lamb Bros.
Call up 47a new phone and Arrange
a date to have your eyes examined.
II you like good bread buy Golc
Medal flour. D. S. Good Grocer,
Co.
| If those headaches still continue
consult DIR. Newell the ophthalmolo-
gist.
Tomorrow only. great value in 2,
inch taffeta silk, 6S cents {. yard E
r. Lay.
We have very complete stock o
dress goods-styles for spring 1904
Archie Parker.
| Dress trimmings are very necessar,
| TO good dressmaking. We carry tbs
| largest stock In Central Iowa. Archi'
| Parker.
Miss Lucille Warren. of Red Oak
sister to Mrs. c. f. Maxwell of thi.
city, is employed by Henry. Pappe q.
saleslady.
The ladies OF the Fifty-thlrd in.
| fantry band will meet with Mrs. A. C
Everst, 104 South First avenue, Tues.
day afternoon.
We have some snaps in real estate
which you should investigate if in the
market for anything in that line. VIII
lam Andrews Company.
The Missionary Society of the Con-
gregational church have issued invi-
tations to a social at the church parlors
at 7:sO this evening.
Joseph H. Egermayer. attorney
prompt and vigorous attention given to
litigation in any court. Collections
Over City National bank.
The board of supervisors began it,
regular monthly session this morning
Nothing but routine matters We're con
sidered during the day.
Mr.. Jesse Bristol, of the Eclipse
Mining and Milling Company, head
quarters Keremeos. b. c.. is in tn:
city for short stay on business.
Rev. w. H Scott spent Sunday al
the Bethel Grove Christian church
between Albion and Liscomb, where h:
preached both morning and evening.
We wish to thank the friends and
neighbors who 50 kindly assisted us
during the Illness and death of our
mother. Mrs. M. r. Powell. The family.
Mrs. Eta HIATT. OF Omaha, arrived
lin the city Saturday, and will remain
for an indefinite visit with her mother.
Mrs. Sophia Ferguson, who is in poor
health.
Miss Laura Jones. Kindergarten oil
the Minnesota State School, ovation
ma, who has been enjoying two
weeks vacation in the city with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. 4. Jones,
left for Owatonna this morning.
.
The maximum temperature for Sat :
urday was AZ; minimum. 81, rise OF
two degrees in maximum. and twenty
two in minimum over the preceding
twenty four hours. Sundays maxi
mum was A and the minimum "a. AT
1880 this morning SO was registered.
Deputy Sheriff H. Yordy, OF Black
hawk county, chief of the Waterloo
Detective Agency and manager of the
Neither bloodhound kennels of Water
loo. was in the city Saturday afternoon.
in charge OF two man-trailing blood
hounds which had been sold to c. r..
Carr marshal of New Sharon The
animals were delivered to Mr.. Carr in
this city and taken to New Shar-
on.
The Shenandoah Sentinel announces
the critical illness of Mrs. J. r. Rate
kim wife of Former Commandment Rate
kin, of the Iowa Soldiers Home. Mrs.
Ratekin underwent an operation for
cancer OF the breast about year ago,
in an Omaha hospital, and later sub
mitted to second operation. The Sem
tinel says she Is slowly falling and that
her doctors have abandoned all hopes
for her ultimate recovery, and are di-
recting their effort toward affordlng the
patient temporary relief from her suf-
ferings, which are intense at times.
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In honor OF the late Miss Ella Moffaltt
the w. G. T u. Sunday afternoon held
memorial services in the parlors of the
Congregational church. The service
was such as ls prescribed by the organ
ization to be used upon the death of
members. a. paper was read by Mrs.
f. II. Hougflton, sketching the life of
Miss Moffatt and her work in the w. c.
T. U. A similar paper, prepared and
read by Mrs. Joseph Holmes, told of
her work with the suffragists. In
Menoriann," a poem written by Miss
Addie Estey, of Des Moines, was read
by the secretary and number of
hymns were sung by the girls choir of
the Friends church.
Members of the Lost Island Gun
Club, of this city, who visit twice each
year, the waters of LOST Island Lake,
near Ruthven, to enjoy the spring and
fall duck flights, will leave for the club
house Thursday, and until the first OF
April, and later If the shooting proves
good, some of the club members will
be at the shack. At a meeting of the
club, held last week, new members, in
the persons OF Mr.. D. W. Norris, Jr.,
DR.. Fl. II. Nichols. Mr.. c. E. Hatcher
and Mr.. c. A. Seely We're elected. They
will visit the club house some time dur
ing the progress Of the spring flight,
as will also Messrs c. FL. Hull c. P.
Cook and H p Densel, DR.. W. B. Kib
hey and Mr.. J. w. Arlington, of Web
ster City old members. DR.. Kibbey
and Mr. Norris will leave for Lost Is
land Thursday, to get the club house