Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-22
DR.. Nichols. physician.
DR.. Hel,gicksen. Kirby block.
watchesf repaired at Hellbergs.


Sunbonnets for ladies and children.
Hoyt's Department Store.
Have you sampled Graham's ''Plan.i
tation," the new scent cigar7
H. E. simklns. undertaking exclusive
ly. Second door west of postoffice.
We can, save You money on ladies'
tailor made suits NJ. r. Andrews.
What do you think of the Jasper
county coal: We have it for sale. j. F.
Irwin Lumber Company. Both phones.
Mrs. Lizzie S. Hutchinson, of Lake
City. and well known in this city thru
her capacity as president of the state w.
II. c., is In the city today and will be a
guest of the corps tonight at its regular
meeting.
General Auditor II. j. WATSON, of the
Central, lief. Monday evening for Algo-
ma and Garner, where he will remain
for brief stay on company business
anu viii look after the special tax ass
sessment matters
Mrs. Mary +. Bradford is home from
Britt. where She was called three weeks
ago on account of the illness of her son.
Mr. w. Il. Bradford. whose illness was
considered Very serious, but who now
is out of all danger.
Mr.. Henry Reed and daughter. Mrs.
n. 4. Ogden, left this morning for their
home in Derby, after. 4 few days spent
at the home of their son and brother,
Mr.. t. j. Reed. They had come especial-
Ills TO attend the funeral Of Miss Cleola
,;tt a
Mrs. Frank Smith, of Conrad. accomha-
MED them here, returning home this
morning.
Mrs. Gordon Allen cnaperoned Non-
day evening a boating party which en-
joysd n supper up the river The young
people We're Misses Gertrude Adams,
Jessie and Annie Gregg, blanche Nc
Iarnan, Grace Mcmahon, Carrie and
Cora Andrews and Myrtle Boston,:
Massrs. Waiter Greene. Roy Brown,
Walter, Ralph and Ray Scott, Ross Ads.
ans, Milo Finker.on, Carey Brown and
Harry Cross, of Omaha.
1t is the intention of the Central and
Wabash TO inaugurate soon for the
summer months thru freight service
from st. Louis to Minneapolis and St.
Paul in order to accommodate the
small fruit shippers out of st. Louis,
No definite arrangements have as yet
been made but it is likely they will be
determined upon soon. Melons. etc.
shipped from st. Louis. the leading
market. in the evening, can reach Mar.
shalltpwn dealers fresh the next af-t
ternoon at 3 o'clock. which is about as
quickly as hey could be received from
Chicago.
The smallpox scare has had one good
effect at least. in that ii has kept out
of town a majority of the herd of ho-
boes, who are the cause of many arr
rests for drunkenness and vagrancy.
The hobo population seems to have
ever long distances similar 10 the
method in use among the kafiirs If
a hobo happens to run against an Of
ticer's club in the railroad yards this
evening the ragged tourist who creeps
out of a box ear from Omaha or fur
Their ives tonight seems fully informed
as TO the facts in the case. The police
| officers in this and other cities believe
fully in the hobo grapevine telegraph
land its rapid efficiency.
Both the Wabash and Milwaukee are
\ figuring soon on a change of time,
/ which. If carried out as now suggested.
may affect the Centrals passengers
No. ] and 2, at this point. The Mil
lsWaukee wants to make connections
with the Centrars No. / at Mason City
Junction beginning and after the 9th
inst, thirty minutes earlier. and the
Wabashat Abba desires to make con-
neetion from the south a few minutes
| later in the morning 1t is thought that
the connections here with the North
/ western east and west and the Great
\ Western south. will besof more import
ance than the Milwaukee connection,
and it's doubtful If the changes will be
made, as far as the Central is con-
I5eerned.