Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-16
DR.. Henricksen. Kirby block.
DR.. Cheshire, physician and surgeon.
Expert watch repairer. Miller. the

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with an attack of fever.
Easter neckwear sold so rapidly at
Pappe Bros last Saturday that an or
der was sent in by telegraph Monday
What is home without good coffee 2?
Try pound OF Mocha and Java that
Hoyt is selling for % cents pound.
1t is all right
Henry Pa!nne is in Chica go buying q
stock of clothinfi, and getting ready to-
occupy his new store room. He will be
absent all week.
Miss Cecil Gcssard went to Ames this
where she Will remain for an
indefinite time with her grandmother,
Mrs. Ann Campbell. who is i'll.
Mr. Andrew Mold, of Canton. S. D.,
who was called TO the city a week ago
on account of the death of his brother,
the late John Lindstedt, left this morn
ing for his home.
Mrs. F. L. AIeeker returned satur-
day evening from Monmouth. Ill.,.
where she has been for week assist
ing her mother. Mrs John w. Sipher.
in series of parties that She has been
giving.
The case against Myrtle Cutler, OF
Melbourne. charged with being an ac-
in the crime of incest, was con-
tinued Saturday afternoon in Justice
Rurritt's court for two weeks This was
done in order to hold the girl, who is
still in the custody of Sheriff Shoe
maker.
The students of the South Fifth ave-
nue. mission enjoyed a treat at their
regular Sunday afternoon meeting.
Mrs. Helen Clarke was present and
told of st. Peters 1T Rome, illustrate
ing her talk with many beautiful Pfc
.tures. Mrs. NJ. Il. Whitehead tald an
Easter story and Mrs. p. NJ. Sutton
talked on the customs of foreign coun-
tries.
Improvement in the styles and de-
signs of furniture Is remarkable. We
do not claim that we have no old styles.
in stock, but we do say that we have
less than any other store in the city.
Our prices are what move the goods,
thus enabling US to buy new and ups
8to-date STYLES. We would ask YOU To
come in and see our lace curtains.
Marion Gard.
The secret of the long life of a play
is It's purity and naturalness. A Poor
ReIation'.is one tina could last forever
mountain air and lovers of the bes. in3
art and the drama Will have a grand
treat when A Poor Relation will
come again Wednesday, night. 1t is
isuperbly played BY Sol Smith Russells
own supporting company with Mr.
ISeeran, Il wonderful actor, as Noah
Vale the poor but honest inventor.
Rev. and Mrs. w. Il. snedley, Of Mt.
Vernon, former residents of Marshall
I5town, were in the city Saturday after
noon, en- route 10 Gilman, where they
l5spent sunday a t the home Of their son.
Rev. Willis u. Srnedley. The principal
object Of the trip was the baptism OF his
first and only grandchild, the little
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. W. T.. Smed-
| ley. born last October Grandpa Smed-
,4ey ofticiated at the sacred service in the
Methodist church in Gilman Sunday
morning.
Mrs Mary j (. Ludlow. of Omaha, a
! former resident OF Marshalltown and a
sister of Mr.. Frank NJ, Gard. residing
north of the city, has just been grant
led a widows pension of $40 per month
beginning September 4, 1865, and con-
4 tinuing until December u, 1865. or al
1.-the time OF her second marriage. y
4 daughter of Mrs. Ludlow Is granted
1.-the same amount, which she draws
4 for ten years, or until 1875. This give.
i Mrs. Ludlow an allowance of 1895 ant
4 the daughter $1,000 back pension
money.
Miss Isabel Jarvis. for several year!
4 85superintendent of the hospital at tn
4 ESoldiers Home, who lately resigned he,
position and took up her residence il
Il Chicago, presented the hospital wit
4 her enlarged photograph on Saturday
"A The presentation was made the subjec
K of a response by Dr. S. r. Yeoman,
q member of the Home. who in \ we
ordered speech expressed the gratifica
81 ton and appreciation of Miss Jarvi.
! many friends among the inmates of tn
3 Home over her we'll chosen gift an
= their high appreciation of her service
]. during her superintendency.
ii Mrs. j. j. Hall, who has been i
Whitewater Wis, for the past fly
months taking treatment on account I
: impaired health, arrived home Sunda
evening on the Colorado special, accom-
!. panied by her daughters. Mise
Mary, Libbie and Jessie Hal
Miss Libbie has been, in Whit,
: water for the past month ca
ing for her mother. and the otht
daughters went to Chicago Saturda
{ afternoon in response to a telegram al
{ nouncing a change, for the worse
8 Mrs. Halls condition. Mrs. Hall is n
y ported as being somewhat improve
Z today, altho her general health is nj
D much better than it has been for son
8 time.
The Oskaloosa Herald says
a the .sOther Peoples Money Con
d pany, which appeared in tn
e city a few days ago: There was
J. pretty little comedy enacted in tn
,f city by the Other Peoples None
4. Company that was not seen by u
t. public and that was not down on II
t. bills. The manager did not pay sal;
ries in this city as he had stated th'
& he would and this precipitated a storr
5 There We're number of the compar
. prepared to leave and they attenptt
!. to have the baggage of the compar
ls attached. Constable Charles Carr
u the Ross court, was called from h