Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-25
Dr.. BAY, woodbury. block. new phone.

Dr. Cheshere, physician ana surgeon.
A gentleman's smoke-the popular
Black Swan scent cigar.
Have Flittcn do you laundry work.
Then It will be done right.
Don't forget that Pappe Bros. are
Headers in mems and boys shirts.
We are making some very low prices
on lace curtains. Lee & Benedict.
The W. G. Il. U. will meet Thursday
afternoon at the Wonlens Exchange.
We have a great variety of ladies'
tailor made suits from $40 to SIS. NJ. r..
Andrews.
The ladies auxiliary to the r. r. =.
NJ. C. "A. will meet Thursday afternoon
lin the rooms.
Mrs. Mary Hale. of Marengo, who has
been in the city since the recent mar
riase of her daughter, Mrs. B. S. Bar
borka, left Tuesday evening for her
home.
We can deliver tirst-class rubble
I3stone for foundation work on short no.
ltice. Prices reasonable. Prompt deliv-
! W
room 5, court house.
1t certainly Will pay YOU to go to
Pappe Bros. schobert's old stand.
when out looking for your spring suit
or spring hat. Always the choicest va
lriety at the lowest prices.
! Eldora Herald: Frank Lane came up
from Marshalltown Sunday and spent
several days with lsldora friends. He
expects to leave soon for Pennsy lvania,
where he visits for several months with
lsrelntives.
Eldora Enterprise The C. LIS d. will
lur a special train next Thursday from
Alden To Eldora. to accommodate the
odd Fellows who care TO go to Mar
lashalltown. The coaches will run thru
| from Alden To alarshalltown, being
transferred on the Y at this place.
1 Rev. r. A. Seguin. an ex-Catholic
priest who lectured here a few years
aso against Catholicism, was in the
Lefty over night, being on his way to Lee
\ Grand from Waterloo. Rev. Seguin has
\ just closed a series of lectures at Wa
terloo and expects to deliver a series at
sLeGrand under the auspices of Palmer
4 College.
For meetings shown below excursion
Tickets may be sold April 90 and "a and
April % and 2s. from points within 100
miles of Cedar Rapids. Ia, at fare and
one-third for round trip, limited to ard
4 INCLUDING April 2S for the annual con-
4 vention Iowa State Retail Grocers, As
sociation. Trans Mississippi Food Expo
sition. Dramatic Order knights of
Ihorassan. G. Fl. Heafford, q. p. & I.
/ A..
| Today's Eldora Herald says: Joseph
| Winibsrt who is We'll known in Eldora,
is now cashier in a large restaurant in
ST. Paul. His limb, which has given
Thin so much trouble while not entirely
free from pain. is in much better condi-
| ton than when Mr.. Mimber was last in
1.-the city. Wimber will be remembered
! as a former Iowa Central brakeman
i}Who5iesided in this city and who lost a
leg by an accident at Eldora.
The bicycle ordinance. which is en-
forced to the. letter by the officers dur
ling the summer months, or rat her dur
4 ing the season in which bicycles flour
lish. Will be placed in force again on
j May L. The ordinance covers riding
y wheals without lights after shutdown,
.|splacing bells on bicycles. riding on the
4 right side Of the street and turning
learners riding a certain distance from
\ the curb stones. There are more wheels
being ridden in Marshalltown this SUM
a liner than ever before.
The Dies Aloines dispatches today
I;contain Attorney General Remley's
A Union ON mo cases from the Soldiers
q Home relative to the disposition Of pen.
a sion money under the new law. passed
lat the recent session of the legislature
q The eases are those Of Charles T
swain ana August Morrison and were
Preferred tn the board of control By
a commandant Horton. They are thu
a first 10 be passed upon under the new
I act. The question raised was as L
when the board or commandment has
4 right tn take hand in the disposition
lSofspensions of inmates.
The Alba Union of Tuesday tells the
A following on a well-knoWn and popular
Il baggagernan on the central's 1 and
Ipassenger runs: sBagsagen1an w. e
4 Todd, of the Iowa Central, who sleeps ii
a the car al this end OF the line. has los
This bedding. but was enabled to borrow
n a pillow containing feathers OF deco,
a ducks one night last week. * reward
-5 will be paid for return Of the bedding
! to this office. and no questions asked
! The postal clerks on the same run are
supposed 10 have some knowledge o
lwho distracted Todd's sleeping com.
!. forts. but they don't know anything
!. about it, or. if they do. they don't tell
{, Todd doesn't sleep at this end of the lin
!. any more =
]. The Clear Lake Reporter says: Han
Z Groves. who had a 8paralytic stroke
+ few weeks ago, was taken Saturday Il
II the hospital of the Soldiers, Home al
B l5Marshalltown. One side of his body Ii
y paralyzed and he is still in a critica
condition Ii was with great difficult.
/ that he was removed to the hospital al
5 he had To be carried on a cot and givei
the very closest attention. The physi
{ clan, after q thorough examination
stated that he could no doubt be great
|ly benefited by treatment. but that h,
Z could never gain full control of the sid
: paralyzed. The Masonic lodge OF Thu
place, Of which society Mr.. Groves was
member. was instrumental in havin,
him taken to the hospital, and sent on
! OF their members. Mr.. w. A. Burnap. I
! care for him during the journey and /
iccG that hn a,ya paraJ fnr 4,