Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-23
surgeon and physlclan. Janss.

The best soap is the cheapest. Use
Beachs World soap and be convinced.
Large assortment OF ladies' ribbed
and balbriggan vests at NJ. F.. AM
drews.'
Ladies' black or tan. cloth or leather
top Oxfords, sizes 3 to s. Thursday only,
So cents. The Fair.
Fifty pieces figured Scotch lawn. ten
yards to a customer. 6 cent value. ~.
cents e yard, Thursday only. The Fair.
On account Of travelling mems picnic
at Des Moines the @. & N. w. will sell
round trip tickets at s1.75 May 81 and
June !, good to return on or before
June 4.
On account of annual field meet Of
the Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Assoc
! c!atinn tho. g n ". viii sell round.
trip tickets to Des Moines May "a and
oo5 good to return on or before May 2S,i
at se.S5.
Oskaloosa Herald: II. c. Hoffman and
Jack Hen. mine host of the Hotel
Downing. went to Marshalltown yester-.
day Afternoon and Will there be joined
by Guy Talbot and Charles Walters. of
the Iowa Central for couple of days
fishing on Clear Lake.
The Nprthwestern's overland limited,
No. ., due here at 2:04 a. M. did not arr.
rive this morning until $50. having been
delayed at Council Bluffs in waiting for
the Onion Pacific connection. Tie T..
Up. had a car derailed at a Nebraska
point, and it took FIVE hours to replace
ut.
The Northwestern,s fast mail No. 9
Experienced a small accident yesterday
i between Crescent and Honey Greek, by
Having the rear trucks of the massive
eugine derailed. The delay was small,
1 however. as the tender was placed on
1.-THE track, allowing the train TO proceed
lin little over an hour.
/ Belle PLANE Union: Miss Gertrude
4 Van Orman entertained a number of her
friends last evening at the home of Mr..
land Mrs. j. a. Barrett in honor of her
sister, Miss Grace Van Orman. of Mar
/ shalltown. who is making a brief visit
i III the city. About twenty-five of the
young people Were present and a very
/ pleasant evening was enjoyed.
I MS .a.3-ts 4+l5
i Postoffice Inspector ketchum, of this
district, spent Tuesday in the city on
his regular visit to the Marshalltown
3lpostotlice Mr.. ketchum's trip this
time is more especially for the purpose
I.of ascertaining the supplies, etc. need
] ed by Postmaster Saint, in order that
jthe necessary acquisitions on Uncle
\ sam may be filed at the proper time.
Constable Nicholson Went to Gearing
s,r11. lie inc a
variant for the arrest of John Irwin,
4 who is charged with assault and hat
terry by his neiehbor. George Brown.
4 Both men are well-to-do farmers and
4 have been having more or less difficulty
Tin getting along togetherfor some time.
The trouble eliminated in the alleged
assault and battery.
l5 Last5evening's s1)skaloosa Herald says:
81 j. Sheehy and Will Mattax went
Ito Marshalltown this morning 10 be in
at the state meeting of Iowa
s,portsmen that begins in that city to.
DAY and Will be held thru Thursday
q The gentlemen Will represent the Oska-
loosa Gun Club In the live bird contes
for the state trophy. Charles Hoove
i land Jack Harrison will 90 up later ant
participate in the fun"
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q L. Myers. residing at the corner Of
h was quarantined April I for smallpox
mediately afterwards arrested b.
.ECity Marshal Jones charged witt
!, violating he rules of the board 81
q health. Myers Is the man who left hi:
home a few weeks ago while undel
quarantine and appeared at the cit,
building during a session of the boart
of health. Mayor Pierce has not We
announced Myers punishment for VIC
i la;ing the rules Of the board.
i, Fifty pieces figured Scotch lawn, tel
wards TO customer. 6 cent value. y
, cents q yard, Thursday only. The Fair
u The Hawk Eye Went south this morn
ing, bound for Peoria. Those on boar'
Were Mr.. and Mrs. u. S. Benson. o
Portland, Ore. who have been in the cit,
since Sunday; Mrs G. II. Rennelson, o
New York, sister to Mr.. George r
{ Morse. who has been the guest Of NJ,
!, Clarke and T. I. WATSON. Mr.. Mors
met the party at Oskaloosa and fror
!, Peoria will accompany his sister home
pi1 " - III
cago for short stay before going t
s 4 :S., i''oiih an, Boston. Nj. aiorsA4.
niece. Miss Grace Malin. OF Minneap
olis. who has also been a guest at tn
, Morgan home, left for her home thi
morning.
! Fifty pieces figured Scotch lawn, te
yards to a customer. cent value. 9,
cents, yard Thursday only. The Fai
e The Abba Union says of a vel! know
: Iowa Central conductor: "Conducto
f George Alexander, Of the Iowa Contra
\ who in company with his wife 'visite
t at her parents home in this city la.
d week, before departing for their hon
$ in Marshall,own. bought the resldent
e fpropefg Of W T.. Neville on I:a!
), washington street, paying therefor 81
n 100. The location for a residence is or
e of the best in the municipality, being 9
e a desirable corner two blocks east OF II
) public square, and on the main travele
street to the Wabash Central depot. b,
the building ia5old and the value Gel
: ters in the ground. 1t is the second goo
!, corner Conductor Alexander has bougi
lin Abba since the Wabash built In
y Abba. And he will make still furth
Z investments-he has opportunity
q know the future prospects Of Abba fro
y a railroad Standpoint.
Ie Ladies black or tan, cloth or leath'
..;,a., 0 $r, da, 8ov,i