Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-09
Dr.. Nichols. physician.
DR. Bay. Woodbury. block. new phone.
New lot OF fancy shirt waists at II. r..

beach's World Soap IS pure. popular
and economical. Try it.
A gentleman's sn,oke-the popular
Black Swan 5-cent cigar.
\ Elegant line of new suits in our new
store Just opened. p A. Stern.
Choice OF any silk waist in the store,
tomorrow only, for 50. Lee & Benedict.
/ New line of wash waists, worth IS
cents for SO cents. Hoyt's Department
4 Store.
We have a supply OF pansy, verbena,
lcarnation. aster and other seeds. the
best sorts. Reynolds. Watson & Co.
Cur rule is to furnish satisfactory
stone in every particular and give
prompt delivery Marshalltown Stone
Company,r room 5. court house.
1 Iile last two OF the central's six new
| Raldwinscompound engines Nos. 7s and
q. arrived in the city this afternoon
from Oskaloosa, where they arrived
from the east Tuesday night.
Miss Ethel Cox, of Belle Plaine, was
| in the city Tuesday afternoon. being.
on her way to Grinnell to attend the
dual meet OF Iowa College and the
State University, to be held Saturday.
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! The current issue of the State Center
independent says: Rev. Abrams came
/ from Rhodes Monday and remained in
the city until Tuesday. 1t is reported
that he has his eye on State Center. but
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Master Eddie Carlson son of Edward
Carlson. of 702 Bromley street, left for
Fort Dodge Tuesday evening, where he
has accepted position as an GRAND
boy in a clothing store. Master Carl
son has been working as a bellboy at
| the Pilgrim.
\ Mrs. Emma Armstrong, OF Boone.
\ who has been visiting in the city two
\ weeks with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Lora
A. Bennett, returned Tuesday evening
Ito her home. Mrs. Armstrong is the
wife of Civil Engineer Armstrong, of
the Northwestern. who has in charge
| the company's work between Boone
and Ogden.
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quaintances and meet old ones Very
careful we have been To select fabrics
\ to please our customers, and believe we
cangdo so. Ifyou pass our doors when
you want a suit and you pass privi-
llege to save money. We can make
| suit at prices that will surprise you.
Then it will fit. Arthur Wall.
! Mrs. j. q. Van Ness and little daugh-
ter Louise returned Tuesday evening
\ from Granger, ILL.,. where they had
visited a5month With the formers par
l,ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Blank. Mrs.
Van Ness spent a great deal of her
time in Chicago taking solo work under
the directionHof her old master. the fa-
nous vocalist, William Nelson Burri1t.
Mr.. Kenneth Whitaker brother Of
\ Mrs T. \. Brown and MIR. j.. NJ. Whit
| aker. of this city, arrived in the city
Tuesday evening from New Orleans
4 and will remain for short visit here
and With relatives in Boone Webster
| City and Oskaloosa. Mr.. Whitaker has
been touring the southern states and
\ Old Mexico for the past few years as a
member of a theatrical organization.
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i The Central's south-bound passenger.
4 Ne. ?, due in this city at 500, was de-
layed forty five minutes Tuesday even
1 ling on account of a slight accident to-
the engine, M 80, in charge OF Ensi
neer Miles keliefler, one mile and a half
north of Hampton, when the tank
wheels jumped the track and necessi-
tased the securing of engine No. s16. off
the Belmond branch. Engineer sam
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lefty, and the 80. which was slightly dis
1 abled blythe strain and jar, came in
Hight latersin the evening.
L City Marshal Jones left this morning
4 for Eagle Grove with warrant for the
arrest5of Miss Pearl Thomas alias Wv
i ian Cassel. a member Of the demi-
lmonde. whois alleged to have stolen a
diamond ring. valued at about $50, from
Miss Kittie Mansfield. Miss Thomas is
la daughter of a Northwestern engineer,
iresiding at Eagle Grove. ard has been
stopping in the city for about three
4 weeks, wishing her mother Mrs. r. W..
/ Thomas, who5is an invalid and is in the
4 city for treatment. stopping at tthe
4 Wilson Hotel Miss Thomas left the
! city Tuesday evening for Eagle Grove
and the ring was missed shortly after
.lher departure from the city.
i A young man named Munson, Who
4 with a companion named Spleichal, of.
A Cedar Rapids, was arrested in this city
last summer for having escaped from
Il the reform school, was in the city Tues
\ day, being on his way to Mediapolis, af-
A ter having been discharged from the in
i stitution at Isldora. Munson took oc-
casion to hunt up Officer Frank Weaver,
who arrested him, to thank him for ar
4 resting him and sending him back to
4 the school. Munson3 says that II he had
!! not been captured he would have prob
ably been roaming about the country
somewhere, and never would amount to
4 anything. Now. with the lessons he has
4 learned from the strict discipline at the
j: states school, he liz going to do better
4 and will settle down.
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a fight which occurred at the rear OF
i the Wilson house Tuesday evening
!, about O'Clock proved of a very excit-