Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-19

dealers.
Estimates cheerfully given for any
thing in the way of lumber. j. +. Ir-
Lumber Company.
The Insurance gasoline stove is peri
fectly safe. See it and You Will buy no
other. Schmtdt's hardware store.
Trade at LaShelle's cigar store and
get Votes for the piano contest Ones|
Vote given With every 25-cent purchase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buchanan, slate and
letter writing mediums at Spiritualists'
Hail sunday evening at S clock. ADJ
mission 10 cents.
Oskaloosa Herald: Mrs. George I.iy-
sinsston. of the Soldiers Home at Mar
gshalltown, is in the city visiting With
friends for a few days.
Three hundred and ninety-two pounds
of hammocks just in. See us and select
from the largest variety ever shown in
sMarshalltown. Schmidt's hardware
store.
Amateur photographers will no doubt
be Sratitied To learn that it Will no
longer be necessary To go off Main
street for photo supplies. f. NJ. Adam
son. 1l6 West Main. has placed on sale /
a complete line Of supplies of the Very
best goods at lowest prices. Remember
the place.
Mr. Chris Marshall, of Hampton,
formerly Of this city. who is soon to
we'd Miss Mary Sanders, until recently
of this city. but now of Belle Plaine,
was in the city Friday evening between
trains, en- route TO Belle Plaine. where
he Will visit briefly at the Sanders
home before going to Chicago.
The hot springs OF "A, xansass are not
getting 50 many patrons from central
Iowa since DR.. Rouldin placed the hot
air baths in his Marshalltown Office
They are a veritable hot springs al
home and simply an investigation may
save You hundreds of dollars. DIR.
Bouidin is receiving patients from all
over the state.
Mrs. Margaret Alspargh. OF Anamo-
sa, spent Friday evening al the home of
Rev and Mrs. j G.; Van Ness. going
l8this morning to Ioarkers burg. " here she
will speak on the work of the Ladies'
Home Missionary Society of the NJ Il,
Church, Of which she is the states vice
president, and the convention Of which
she has just attended in Carroll.
The Bankers sons. who made a SPLEEN
Ibid success of the Grand Resort Hotel
la, Colfax. have leased The Oaks foi;
1.-The season of 1900 at Clear Lake. They
are we'll known 10 NIafshalltown poo
lsple. and have wide acquaintance over
\ the northwest The Oaks under their,
management Will advance in popularity
and every one Looks for a bright season
there for all concerned.
The attention of all societies,
churches, lodges. public SCHOOLS OF
o,her organizations of this city is called
/ 10 the liberal offer made on page i of
this paper by the enterprising merch-s
santsof this city. A beautiful $3.50 piano;
4 will be given free To the organization
lsecur;ng the most votes by October Ia,
\ 1900. Read the plan carefully and trade
where you get these votes.
Attention Travelling Men-There will,
be a meeting held this evening at Van
A derveer g. GrifIiths' store, 1874 East
Main. at $50 sharp to perfect arrange
! nlents for the Marshalltown boys to at
I tend the travelling mems picnic in Des
4 Aioines on June Land 2. A rate of one
4 fare for the round trip has been Sc
i cured. Come to this meeting, sure.
Land let Marshalltown be we'll repre-
Sl.sented. Committee
Attention Travelling A1en-There will
aj5pe u meeting ne;d rnis evening at Nan-
A derveer & Grifiiths store. 1874 East
Il Main, at 800 sharp to perfect arrange
a tend the travelling mems picnic in Des
AIoines on June and 2. A rate of one
fare for the round trip has been se-
8 cured. Come TO this meeting, sure.
q and let lMarshalltown be we'll repre-
sented. Committee.
{; Crash skirts from 80 cents up. The
8 Hawkeye.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Benedict enter
tanned the young people of Lee & Bene-
diets store Friday evening as fare
we'll TO Mr.. Will Punnel. who was for a
number of years member of the force
and who goes to Cedar Rapids Monday
Z to accept a position. Mr.. Punnell had
J been asked to meet Mr.. Benedict to talk
lion some business matters and accord
S tsingly when he discovered his assembled
: friends he was greatly surprised. The
evening was spent with conversation
) and music and refreshments were
! served.
I Foulard silks for waists and dresses
40 cents a the Hawkeye.
r Officer Clark had a tussle with two
DRINKS this morning in the cell at the
Third avenue station. One, a stranger
seems to be more unbalanced than in.
/ toxicated, and is a stranger insthe city
. The other is an inmate of the Home
and was in a bad state of intoxication
The stranger was arrested at O'Clock
this morning in front Of saloon near
1.-The depot. a lady who had Just
alighted from C. & N. w. train going
!, west was proceeding toward the G.. G.
w. depot when the stranger wrested
her valise from her. He was at once
: arrested and put in the station and
when the officer returned in about an
: hour with the other arrest proceeded ia
!. make himself troublesome Officer
j Clark finally got the better Of him, with
I scratched face as the only marks OF
y the encounter. The men will probably
have their hearing tonight.
SILK finished dimlties Is cents yard
ats the Hawkeye.