Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-13

| Wen anu promptly, Selid II W fitlou.
The best meals in the city at Sun
dell's Cafe. Short orders specially.
The Parr Harp Oschestra was in Mt.
Vernon this afternoon playing at a
banquet.
We still have some old potatoes that
are very nice and mealy. Mutual
| Benefit.
i If you like good coffee. drink Ger
man American. always the same. D.
S. Good Grocery Co.
| Peggy from Paris bags. Buster
Brown girtile, and all the other late
novelties in belts. NJ. +. Andrews.
Mr. Howard Wilbur left Saturday
evening for Blunt, S. D., where, on
in marriage to Miss Blanche Hitch
cock, of that city.
| "A fierce fight for second place.
Ottumwa VS.. Marshalltown--Tue
| Wednesday and Thursday. Fans will
not miss this opportunity of witness
| ing the fastest BALI of the season.
Games called at $3.50 p. m.
1
| ty. and Landlord Hines. of Hotel
| Downing, Oskaloosa, We're in the city
| Saturday to attend the base ball game
between Marshalltown and Oskaloosa.
| Mr.. r. e. Sears was in Grinnell Sun
| day, where he was present at the bac-
/ calaureate address to the class of '0i,
Grinnell College, which was delivered
| by President Dan +. Bradley, of the
college.
| Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Thompson, who
graduated with this years class from
| Palmer. College LEFT this morning for
| New London, Wis, where the former
| has been chosen as pastor of the Chris
ton church of that place.
Claim Agent Marquis Barr of the Gen.
| trail, was In the city today effecting
settlement with Harrington, a machin-
| list in the employ of the company, who
was hurt by falling in the cinder pit on
March 5.
Mrs. w. ]. Allen left for Iowa City
this morning to attend the graduating
exercises of the state university. Her
son, Roy w. Allen, graduates this year
from the school of medicine of the uni
versity. The commencement exercises
are on Wednesday.
This is the right time of year to have
your furnace looked over. and necessary
repairs made. The Lennox Furnace Co.
keep experts for that purpose. SCOT and
ashes should not be allowed to remain
in the smoke pipe or furnace during the
summer months. The LennoX Furnace
Co.
w. E. Corwin. of Bonaparte. formerly
prior to four years ago, member OF
the Iowa Soldiers Home. is in the
city for a short visit with comrades
and friends. Mr.. Corwin has been in
Des Moines for the past two years
but is going soon to Bonaparte to
spend the summer.
Col W. w. Whitenack, of Waterloo,
of the third Iowa division of the uni-
form rank of the Iowa /. O. Q. +. was
in the city Saturday night to inspect
the r. Howe Taylor canton. The In
spection was held preparatory to the
annual encampment OF the third dlVt-
sion. which Is to be held In Waterloo
on August 8. Following the ceremony
a banquet was served In the hall
/ suffered with inflammation OF the
bladder and stones in the bladder Tor
a number of years. l was treated ny
the best physicians In this section OF
the state and got no relief. Discourage
ed and disheartened ] almost gave up
At last / found cure and 1T was done
by DR. Shallenberger, the Chicago
specialist Go and consult him and he
will tell you all about your case Mrs.
Ella Nirk, Baxter. Iowa.
Mrs. John Reimers, of Tana, was
brought to st. Thomas hospital Satur-
day evening, and is in dangerous
condition Mrs Reimers has been III
for some time, and her mental condition
now borders on insanity. Mr.. Reimers
visited the city Friday to see the hos
pital, and was so well pleased with II
that he brought his wife here after
plans had been partially been complet-
ed to remove her to Rockford. ILL.,, for
treatment.
Col James Compton, commandant
of the Minnesota State Soldiers Home,
at Minnehaha Falls, arrived in the city
Saturday night and spent Sunday and
today at the Iowa home. as the guest
of Commandant C, c. Horton. Colonel
Compton is on his way to Des Moines,
where tomorrow he will read a paper
before the quarterly meeting OF the
board of control with the superinten-
dents of Iowa state institutions. Com
mandant Horton will accompany
Colonel Compton to Des Moines.
Miss Nellie Jacobson, a domestic of
the city, employed for some time at the
J. L. Ingledue home. is recovering at
St Thomas hospital after very dan
gerous illness, caused by acute chole-
mia Miss Jacobson's recovery is con-
sidered by the hospital authorities and
doctors to be one In over a thousand.
The patient, during the extreme stage
of her Illness, was in a comatose condt-
ton for thirty hours following the time
when the cholenia set in. Her recov-
cry is now pronounced assured.
The work on the new Railroad Y. Nj
G. A. building is progressing very salts
factorily. The foundation for the rear
portion of the building is already laid
and the underflooring of the gymna
SUM completed. The Workmen have
begun on the brick work on the walls
If everything goes we'll the plans of tho
association will be reached in the time
specified in the contract, and the build
ing will be ready for dedication in Oc-