Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-30
George j. Allen. opthalmologist.
DR.. Getz. surgeon and physician.


DR.. Newell. opthalmologist, 124 East
Main. New phone 47s.
DIR. MARS has located at 122 Eas
Main. Consultation free.
Suits dry cleaned, steamed ans
pressed at the dye works for ten day;
only
For Rent-Store room ait N. no Eas
Main street; $50 per month; both
stories and basement. Enquire of A
+. Balch or j. l.. Carney.
Five thousand pounds shelled POP
corn for sale at three cents per lb. Dis
count on large orders. Reynolds x
Sheldon, So West Main street.
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rs There a Spirit Land" Hear ana
see the White Mahatma at the Odeo.
Sunday evening. he Is conceded one o.
the greatest Medium in this coun-
try.
Rev. E. j. Dent. of Breckenridge,
Col. is in the city as the guest of Rev,
William Pence James and wife. Rev
Dent will fill the pulpit of ST. Paul's
church tomorrow.
A good time is guaranteed 20 ever,
one attending the Loyal Legion of Ply
mouth fair and dance at the Odd Eel
lows hall Thursday. Friday and Satur-
day of this week.
Wanted-Loan at once on one thou
sand or five thousand dollars for from
one to five years: liberal interest, Sc
curity note and city real estate. In re-
plying give name and address. Ad-
dress H-so. care of T.-R.
The revival services that have been in
progress at the State street United
Evangelical church during the past two
weeks will continue all of next week.
in charge of the pastor. Rev. j. b.
Meloy. The meetings are creating q
great deal of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pruden and
daughter. Mars. w. l.. Weaver. of lows
Falls. who have bsen visiting for q
short time with Mrs. Pruden's parents
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Leisure, in Grin
nell. passed thru the city this morning
on their way, home.
Mrs. C. j. Moffatt went to Union
Friday evening, where she was called
On accoun: of the death OF her uncle
DR.. Frederick Corfe who dropped dead
Thursday night while arising to speak
a. Il banquet of the Commercial Club
of Union. Mrs Moffatt viii remain for
The funeral. whice, Is to be held Sun
day afternoon at ! O'clock.
Superintendent W. G. Bowe. of the
Marshall Telephone Company. accom-
panied by A. r. Lyman. a lineman for
the company. left Friday evening Tor
Marengo, where he spent the day max
ing some repairs on the long-dis,ance
copper line. with which the Marshall
people have a connection. The line
was damaged quite badly by the heavy
sieet storm of ten. days ago.
w. S. Porter. of Eldora, passed thru
the city this morning on his way to
Chicago, where he goes 10 be with Mrs.
Porter. who is confined In ST. Luke's
hospital. Mrs. Porter's condition has
improved considerably since she was
taken to Chicago. hut 1t Will be neces-
Sary to perform another operation up
on her Monday. Mr. Porter VIII re-
main with his wife until she fully re-
overs from the operat!on.
Rev. G.. H. SchleA. OF Omaha. Neb..
eatIonal lecturer for the Woodmen q:
the World. was in the city this morn
ing for short time. being on his way
from Eldora to his home. Rev. Schleh
delivered a lecture last night before
the Eldora camp OF the OF der. He ex-
poets to return to this city in a couple
IF weeks. and VIII speak we'll before
the local lodge. Rev. Schleh delivered
the principal address in this city when
Inc Woodnan monument was unveiled
in Riverside last summer.
William Shearer. well-Knowii
farmer living three miles east OF Mel
hourne. brother of, Mrs. Thomas KIM
5all. of this city. purchased Friday
rom Howard Robinson. the latter's
esldence property at 4o1 North First
ilrest. and will move to this city or
Feb. Is. Mr.. Shearer is a son OF thu
ate Peter Shearer. of Logan township.
md is we'll known dhruowt the county.
He comes 10 the city for the purpose
VI educating his children. two OF whom
,.,s ready for the high school. Anothe.
will enter the graded schools. Mr..
shearer paid $4,000 for the North Flrs,
5treet property.
Rev. G. e. Maxiield. who IS a senior
n Western College. Tol@do. was in the
-sty Friday evening. being on his way
a Minerva. where he VIII remain over
sunday. Rev. MaNficld IS filling the
aulp.t OF the Methodist church at Min
.rva Sunday mornings. Hs was for
.neriy pastor OF the church. but was
#. without appointment at the last
conference. in order that he might &C.
vote his entire time TO his studies. The
y, s,or assigned 10 the Minerva Charge
Rev. George Sutherland. did not as
,ep, II. and in order to provide ont
service for the church Rev. Maxfield
consented to take up :he work until
sprinS.
Professor Victor c. Vaughn. CT tn:
chair OF chemistry in the University OF
Michigan. Ann Arbor, and probably one
OF the best-la1own and most notsd
chemists of the country. Vas In ths
city this morning on his way home
from tEldora. Professor Vaughn ma:
a,een IN Eldora. where ne has been 9
witness for the, state in the BlTden,
bura,h murder else. He was one of tins
4y,ep