Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12

Mrs. %. CasWell Will be hostess Mon
day to the Monday afternoon Reading
Circle.
All the new STYLES in so and IS cent
neckwear tomorrow 80 cents at Stern's
new store.
Gasoline stoves from So up; a splendid
line; something extra safe. Schmidt's
hardware store.
Special sale of ladies sailor hats to-
night. One dollar quality for 70 cents.
Hoyt's Department Store.
Now is sthe time To place your order
for ice. II you want pure ice and
prompt delivery order of the Marshall
Ice Company.
Our newest spring styles of fancy
tomorrow only. special price so cents at
Stems new store.
Monday we will make special low
prices on single pairs of lace curtains
and some odds and ends will go for half
the former price. Lee 4 Benedict.
Miss May Mason is visiting in Grim
nell. attending the dual meet between
lege. She will remain over Sunday.
Mr.. j. L. scessengutt, of Peoria, gen
eral agent of the Iona Central passen-
ger department in that city, arrived in
the city this morning for a short stay
on company business.
Mrs. Il. G. Myers, of, Poitsdam, n, "
mother of Mir. "A. e. Myers and sister of
MIR u. NJ. Goodale, of this city, arrived
in the city yesterday and Will remain for
a several weeks visit.
u If you want a good cool place to rest
a few minutes each day during the
coming hot weather drop in at La
Sheiiess reading and smoking room.
Iou'll find it the coolest place in town
G. II. E. Boardman, lawyer; success
SCR to Isoardman & Boardman. Can be
reached by telephones; Office, new
phone 437. old 80. Residence, new
phone 500, old 2Os. Evening Office hours,
q TO .. Special department for hand
ling collections.
The Centralis new Baldwin compound
engine No. IS, which was brought here
With the 80 10 be set up in the shops.
was taken out Friday evening for a run
to- Liseomb and return TO be litnbered
up. Engineer Tom Pavey took the new
machine on its trial trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. OFT. OF Denison,
have removed to MarshalltoWn with the
intention of making this city their flu
sture home. and are comfortably located
in apartments ut the L. I. Palmer home,
s512 West Church street.. MIR. OFT is u
travelling salesman in the employ of a
Muscatine saddlery hardware house.
Honest pianos pianos that are built
upon honor; that embody every im-2
sprovcmens that modern makers have
been able to produce: that are unsur-
|spassed in sweetness of tone ease Of
action. elegance of finish or in general
ldurablity-such are the Emerson
pianos, sold by the Tnnree Music
House.
Considerable interest locally was man
Tested in the Jeffsies- Gorbett fight FRI
day night. many Of the sports remain
ing up until nearly midnightsto hear the
results by rounds. Some betting was,
done. althosit was not carried on 10 any
extensive scale. 1sorbstt syinpathzers8
and admirers wanted odt.s AT . 10 !.
which the Jeffrics men did not seem
willing 10 give. Some3 10 5 and toto Z
money was placed on the Californian.
Mrs. G. q. Anderson. Of Rock Rapids,
vino mas been d delegate to the state p.
the city Friday night as the guest Of
Mrs IA. A. Kinnan. Mrs n. r. Mairs
and Miss Margaret johnson, who have
y .1,<
from Chapter BIB. Of this city, returned
Friday evening. Mrs. a. -. Conaway
Who has also been In attendance, will
remain for a short visit with Oskaloosa
and New Sharon friends.
I Albert Hfonicek, Il resident Of Timber
Greek township, who. with his Wife.
/ Figured in a divorce suit at the April
term of court. was brought to the city
/ yesterday evening by Constable Lecch.
/ His former wife, Mrs. Eva Hronicek.
Echarges him with larceny from the per-
son, claiming that he fOrcibly took from
ther a gold watch valued mt $40. Hron-
icek gave bonds for his appearance and
3will have his trial before Justice Allen
4 Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Standard, an aged Albion Wild
5ow. is lying very III at her home and is
mot expected to live. Mr.. Joe Grips,
I5of Albion, who has been i'll for several
months with tuberculosis of the bone,
lis also failing rapidly and can not be
expected to last long. Mr.. Simon
\ Richie. of Albion. whose serious ILL
ness has been reported in these col
umns, has been taken to the home Of
his son-in-law, Mr.. Will Pierce, north
Isof Marshalltown, and is doing very
nicely.
The remains Of John w. Shea. of Mn
son City, who died In Des Aioines Fri
day, We're in the city this morning. en-
route to Ottumwa for burial. Mr. Shea
was former druggist OF Mason City. a
member OF the Arm OF Coppock & Shea,
and was known by number OF Mar
shalltown residents. Mr. c. Shea. ia
4 Their of the deceased; Mrs. Shea. the
4 wife; Miss Eta Shea. a sister. and Mr.
4 William Mcnamara, a brother-in-law
Ian Of Mason City, accompanied the re-
mains. Mr.. Shea's death was due to
heart trouble and asthma. For some
time past he has been employed In a
drug store in Colfax.
4 --------.-~---------
i Not every one understands lust what