Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-10
DR.. Nichols. surgeon. y.
DIR. Cheshere. physician and surgeon.

Il SUE. SHesneFe, physician anu euI1GOu.s
DR.. Bay. Woodbury. block. new phone.
\ Latest styles, best cutting. Brenneck
& Hansen.
For q cool fresh smoke try Graham's
Smoker" scent cigar.
4 Good boiling beef 5 cents a pound at
Gerhart's White Market.
The best Mocha and Java 25-cent cof-
fee in the city at c. J. Hoyts.
\ A big line of ready-made wrappers
4 from g cents up at Newcomers.
1 Another invoice Of lace curtains arr
rived this morning. NJ. T. Andrews.
For sale-Desirable room modern
house; good location. j. G. Trotter.
Lace curtains, shade curtains, rugs
straw mattings. Hoyt's Department
15Store.
New kid gloves in the 81. also the bet
ter qualities, in the new shades, at New
comer's.
| Lee & Benedict are showing a fine
| line Of ready-made dress skirts from
$3.50 up.
/ ~
Hooking Valley coal is just the thing
for your range or furnace clean and no
1clnkers, burns like wood. Sold by
! Gregory Brown Coal Company.
Rev. NJ. G. Lehman will deliver his IL
Illustrated lecture. ..Jaunts Thru the En-
erald Isle. at st. Mary's church Tues
day evening, April TO- Admission, 25
cents: children. 10 cents. Proceeds of!
lecture will be applied to the fund for
completion of tower.
Those who intend building fine resi-
Idence this season doubtless have the.
plans pretty definitely settled in their
own minds. The next step is to get
| figures on interior finishing. Eurtz
Bros. are in a position to give you low
| figures and get the work out promptly.
Sec them before closing a contract.
DIR. NJ Ealliet, of laiscomb. was in the
city this morning With his baby son.
whom he took to Waterloo for visit
With relatives. DR.. Ballet is to move
his family as soon as possible to La
Porte, where they will residefin the fu-
ture, and the baby will remain in
Waterloo until the new home is nicely
settled.
[
Mir. &c. Hisey. formerly of this city
and at one time superintendent OF the
schools of Marshall county, is in the
city for a few days. Mr.. Hisey ii;
greatly interested in the Speer system
OF teaching arithmetic and his visit
here IS to observe its workings in ths
schools and be of any aid possible in
assisting in its progress.
~ : - i y 1
Capt. G. S. Aldrich, of Company III
received yesterday the official notice of
Adj Gen. Byers announcing the election
IGf William q. Dows as colonel, and
Messrs Fisher. of Waterloo. Rowell, of
Tipton. and Glapp. of Toledo. as majors
of the Forty-ninth Iowa. The officers
elected We're all supported blythe MEM
bers of Company II. No Detection has a S
vet been called for the lieutenant co.'s
onelcy. which failed 10 elect an officer in
the recent trial.
Or. and Mrs. w. S. Mcbride left Mon
day evening. via the C. c. W., far Los
Angeles, Cal. where they will remain
during the greater part Of the summer
on account of DIR. McBride's health
Providing the doctor continues to im-B
lproNe as a result of the western cli-8
mate they will go to San Francisco af-5
ter a stay of a montfsor so in Los An
.geles and Pasadena. and later they ex-
I6pect TO go to Portland. thence to Seattle
and via boat to Vancouver, -. G.
The Woman Club viii meet
| Wednesday afternoon and the travel.
department VIII have the program III,
charge. The annual election of officers
vii take place Those in a position 10.
| know say here Will be Il number Of
candidates for the presidency and each
4 ore VIII have q considerable following
While the election viii be interesting,
\ however, there has not been any feel
Ling engendered whatever and the de-
feated minority will join the successful
inajerity in harmony.
For nearly fifty years these instrn-
ments have stood the test. They nave
1 been used in schools, conservatories. in
i the home and on the stage You Will!
lhsar their praises sounded by profes-
isionals as Well as amateurs. Our 10000
lsatistted purchasers stand ready TO say
.bto9frienGs who are looking for a new
sEpiano. Buy an Emerson AS Dealers
s8Nlln know all makes, their good and
bad points. we say there is more piano
4 for less rnorey in this make than many
other on the market. The Emerson is
] IA leader because merit is bound to
Twin. Terms easy A little down and a
3htfle each month until paid. Tuffree
4 Music House.
4 The funeral NJ he late John y. Lind.
steat was largely attended Monday
lafternoor. Services We're conducted at
the deceaseds home. ia West Nevada
street, at 2 o'clock and at the Swedish!
Lutheran church one hour later. Rev.
o. f. Bordahi, Of the Norwegian Luth-
3ieran cnurch. assisted by Rev +. w.
Russell. officiating. Employees Of the
1 Iowa Central car shops and the Mar
/ shalltown w. o. w. band, with whom
1.-THE deceased had been Identified for so
many years. attended the funeral in d
4 body, the band heading the procession
i to- Riverside and playing the solemn
4 dirge. The members of North Star
4 Lodge. Scandinavian order also at.
! tended in body. The music of the
i.serTice was by Messrs. F. o. Noy-d and
r. T.. Wanberg. who sang two selec-
lions. The floral offerings We're very
4 pretty and many. and consisted of
pieces from the band, car shops, North
4 Star Lodge. Ladies' Society of the
i Swedish church. young peoples society