Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-24
Dr.. Mighell. surgeon and physician.

Fine tailoring. Brenneck & Hansen.
DR.. Cheshere, physician and surgeon.
wanted-Girl wanted at 13 West Main
street.
The best values ever offered in um-
brellas. Hoyt's Department Store.
Large variety of silk dimities. Per-
sian lawns and Swiss mulls at NJ f..
Andrews
Call up 14O for fresh bulk or barrel
lime, Portland or Louisville cement.
Gregory Brown Coal Co.
Frst-class maple syrup 81 a gallon.
at Hoyt's. 1t is direct from the YER.
mont sugar camps and is fine.
Entirely new line OF lace curtains
from a. cents to $40 a pair, much less.
than elsewhere. Hoyt's Department
Store.
Rev. I. B. Bickford, of LeGrand, was
in the city this morning. en- route To
Geneva to attend the district confer
ence Of the Methodist church.
Order your meat and groceries from
Sprinser's North street market and gro
Gerry. for he sells nothing but the best.
Telephone, old, II; new, $50.
George Watson left this morning for
London Mills. H., where he will look
after the g. c. Gilman contract in man
ufacturing railway ties for the Cen-
trail.
Pressed brick on hand. and we are
prepared to build sidewalks of extra
hard home material at so cents per
lineal foot: also of paving brick at#3S
cents per linea1 foot. Arson Company.
We have a few sizes in Herrick re-
Illustrators which we will close out at
cost, as we have not he time to handle
them and give proper attention to our
extensive furniture business. d. c.
Wilbur.
We have about 200 perch of we'll rock
and rip-rap on hand that we must dis
pose ofat once in order to clean up our
quarry. We will sell this rock cheap, f
sold a T once. See us if you can use any
OF this grade of rock. Marshalltown
| stone Company, room .. court house.
Miss Igerna Cietz entertained very
informally Monday evening for her
guest. Miss Elizabeth Hensel, of Lam.
caster, Pa. Misses Hattie Perkins. May
Mason. Mabel French. Jane Abbott
| and Mabel hVoodbury; Messrs. Charles
ST. Clair. Charles Speers. George
Howe. Fritz Norris. Eugene Binford,
Franklin Barker and Joe MCGOWAN.
The evening vas spent in playing
hearts and fan tan.
Miss Lucia Alsndenhall and Miss
Florence Hammond went to Union this
morning, where. in company with Miss
| Eta Mendenhall and Mrs. L. Z. Bene-
dict. they Will sing at the funeral of
i Mrs. ISerseS. whose burial occurred at
| Honey Creek today. MIR. William Elsin
was also III attendance at the funeral
| from this city and Mrs. Robert Mere
isdith from 0lskaloosa, the latter passing
thru the city this morning Ell route 10
\ Union.
The case of the United Typewriter
i and Supplies Company IS. Lloyd II,
Well, formerly of this city, to be
I'd in Dies Aiones tomorrow morning
will summon a number of witnesses
4 from this city. Those who have been
EssubpGnaed will go to Dos Moines this
4 evening. Mr.. MaXwell's witnesses are
q Msssrs. N A. Carmean. "A. S. Burnei
Il and Clyde Hood and the states ars
4 Mrs. Martha Shepard and Mr.. Warre1
Howard.
4 cutting ARRAY took place at tbs
sls Soldiers Home this morning at
4 o'ciock. A. 7. Mack, an inmate mucl
4 given 70 gazing on the red liquor. at.
4 temptedsto force his way past the nigh
watch and make his way down town
4 On being checked by Angus Campbell
II the guard oG:duty, he drew a knife ant
8 stabbcd him III the stomach. making
iscouple os slight wounds. Mack hit
himself in water closet where he il
supposed to have made way with TIL
knife, as no weapon was found on him
= H. -l--4-- ~ 81.
The Spinning Wheel Chapter. d. A
n r.. after going over the accounts of it,
& series of lectures by Mrs. Ford. fin,
that about SIG was cleared from TIL
same. Two handsome steel engravings
neatly but modes;ly framed. Will b
and given tosthe schools. al
J; tho the rooms to be favored are not sc
known. Nor is it definitely Know
s What pictures will be selected. The,
= lsWlli @uedi. however, WIN SUBJECTS con
Ncerning our revolutionary or colonia
! !, days. as is befitting a gift from a pa
triotic society
q City Marshal Jones has been ADVISE
e of the arrest at Duluth, Mimi. of on
y Harry Treynor. Who claims Marshall
town as his home. Treynor is d ma
So years Of age and was placed unde
y arrest upon a charge of highway rob
! berry. The chief of police of Dulut
!. has written City Marshal Jones fo
: particulars of his past record. Treyno
s is known by a favorite few here, h
o having worked here nesSly all las
summer. Nothing particularly bad
. known of his record here, cxceptin
/. that the man was an habitual alcohe
e drinker.
a Willie Cameron, 12-year-old la
!. from Gearing, underwent a rather ser
$ Gus operation for the removal of a pol
Y ton of diseased femur Saturday an
Is had so far recovered that he left fl
# his home Monday evening. Last d,
yScember when at play among his scho
fellows the boy received a blow on ii
thigh from piece of fence board. TT
y Injury gradually developed into este