Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-30
DR.. Nichols. surgeon.
Surgeon and physician. Janas.
Wash silks. Is cents Bannatyne &.

sseesese 80 SSAiNsS. 10 stsAeAs ~ ~
Lay.
Shade curtains, rope portieres and
damask curtains. Hoyt's Department
Store.
We can show you a great variety OF
ladies black tailor-made suits. NJ. F..
Andrews.
Mr.. William Beaten, of Grinnell, on.
his way to Cedar Falls was in the city
this morning.
You'll miss the clothing event Of the
season if you do not attend the open
ing OF the new store clothiers. w. II.
BURROWS g Co, Wednesday evening.
General Passenger Agent George s..
Batty, of the Central. and General
Agent Passenger Department Charles
s. Walters spent Sunday in Clear Lake.
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Sisters Madeline and Rernadine. Of
st. Marys Institute returned Saturday
evening from Ottumwa, where they
have been for a short visit to the SIS
strs of ST. Joseph's convent.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Beatty, the aged
parents of Mrs. G. d. Pegg, Went to
5Grinnell Saturday evening. where they
will make their home for the summer
With their daughter, Mrs. Eliza Thorpe
Mr.. Beatty is So years of age and his
wife over go
The monthly police shift occurred at
noon sunday. Officer Clark has the day
depot beat for the mex, thirty days and
Officer Weaver the night. In the busi-
ness district up town officer Cochran
will be on duty day times and Officer
Hanson nights.
Centerville Citizen: H. B. McElroy
left yesterday for Marshalltown to ac-
icept a position in a barber shop. Hor-
ace has long worked at his trade in this
city and has proved himself a first class
workman and he Will undoubtedly
please his new employers.
Col. w. G.. Dows. os the Forty ninth
regiment of volunteers. issued an order
today. which was received by Capt. 9.
S. Aldrch. calling for an election in.
lCimpany II on Monday evening. May Z,
between 6 and 9 O'Clock. to selecta sue
Scessor to First Lieut.. a. b. Ogan, re-
signed. Lieut.. Bruce Moffatt is actively
talked of as a candidate for the posi-
ton.
State Center Enterprise: Miss Winnie
Small. who6is principal of the st. An
thong school, and who is an applicant
for the position made vacant by the adj
yancement of Miss Bordner was in
.towH Saturday talking With the powers
that be in the interest of her candidacy.
Miss Small8is a very pleasing lady and
created a favorable impression with the
members of the school board A meet
ing Will be held soon 10 make the decis-
ion.
The body of DIR. G. III. Porter, who
died az his home in lIinross, arrived in
the cit. at6o O'clock Sunday morning,
accompanied by his Wife, her mother,
Mrs. j. NJ. Reynolds his brother-in-
law and sister, DIR. j. r. Yertz and DR.
Porter NNsrtz, of Marion and broth
ler-in-law. MIR. Howard Kelley, of Ma
ron. The funeral was conducted at 2
O'Clock this afternoon at the David
sLennox home, No. 4os West Nevada
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Brown at their
apartments in the w. s.. Mcbride resi-
.dence, entertained few OF the members
of Company II Saturday evening for
Capt. c. S. Aldrich, who leaves soon for
Cape Nome, and for Mr.. George Rogers,
Who is home on a visit. The evening
was spent in playing whist and in par
taking OF refreshments. The decora-
tons were very appropriate. a Spanish
flag was used for a rug. Cuban flags
were on the wall, while over all hung the
stars and stripes. The guests. aside
from the honored ones were N1essrs.
Harry Rodgers, Bruce Moffatt, Ed Nc
MILAN, Lew Rice, Ben Packard and
Isle Brown.
Mr.. Richard S. Patten, OF the letter
carrier force of this city. leaves this
evening for Council Bluffs. where he
will attend the third annual convention
| of the Iowa State Letter Carriers As
ISOLATION. as a delegate from the local
branch of the national chapter. No. 343
| Mr.. Patten Will Invite the convention to
come TO Marshalltown for its 1901 con-
4 vention, and it is not at all unlikely
THAT the proposition will be received
with pleasure. SO far the conventio,
! has been somewhat unfortunate ii
1 holding its conventions in cities tina
\ are inconvenien;ly reached from mos
5lparts Of the state-one having beer
held in Keokuk and the other in Bur
Ilington.
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