Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-26
DR.. Nichols. physician.
Or. aIighell. surgeon and physician.


Ladies Embarrassing and shampooing.
Mrs. DR.. Bouldin, over postoffice.
Local dealers say there is a prospect
for a big home strawberry crop.
Obstetrics and diseases of women q
specially. Mrs. a. G. Fry, NJ. ID.
See the pretty white shirt waists
with all over lace fronts, etc. at New
Icomer's.
Our automatic refrigerator, with or.
without cooler, is the best box ever
shown. Schmidt's hardware store.
7 rat5
/ Miss Hattie Ciratroacks, of Hampton
arrived in the city Friday evening to ac-
Icept a position as a nurse in the Sol
l4diers Home hospital.
George w. Schoenhut is the discover
| or the greatest hair grower on earth.
Can be found ut &c West Main street
Marshalltown, Iowa. Call or send
Buy your footwear at our store and
get votes for your church or lodge on
the piano. 1t costs you nothing. Brom-
ley's Shoe Store ITO East Main street
In a friendly scuffle near the depot
| Friday afternoon between r.. j. McCune,
of Steamboat Rock, and d. McCauiey,
of Gilman McCune suffered the frac-
Iture of his collar bone.
The new officers of the Epworth
4 League met Thursday and Friday eve
nings of this week, perfeeting plans for
/ The years work ard assigning the var
Eions' members TO their committees
i
1 The Hawk Eye arrived III the city lsri-
lday evening from Peoria. With General
i Manager Clarke, General Superintend-
lent Huntington and Mr.. Glarke's pri-
Yate secretary, dr.. Frank Richards. on
4 board
The general passenger department Of
1 the Iowa Central has u plan on foot to
4 furnish a special car To the democratic
national convention at Kansas City July
1 4, liz order to accommodate traffic from
/ St Paul and Minneapolis. az Nell as in
/ tervening points in southern Minnesota
land Iowa.
1 The statement of approximate earn
! ings of the Iowa Central for The third
/ weSk of May shows that ,he. road earn-
! ed in that period s3Jl1o02, against S34. .
4 1870 last year, an INCREASE of Si00.I22.
/ For the three weeks OF the present
month $ios,64a.sS war. earned. against
ssl4e2ss,al for the CORE sponding three
weeks Of May, 1883, an increase Of s3G9s-
I -
/ Mr. George Woodruff, who has been
Espending the summer on his Gtundy
j county farm. between Written and LIS
! comb. experimenting the erection of a
rasidence, was in the city Friday the
i guest of his sister-in- lax; Mrs. j. II.
+ Haints, and Went5tn Albion this inorn-
4 ing, Where he VIII make arrangements
4 for the decoration of the grave Of Mrs.
Woodruff on Memorial day
4 Az announced, Bishop Morrison was
4 iastns I1Ii9ay. ard iii the evening al
81, Paul Episcopal church confirmed
THE following class: Alesaaines l.. q.
Abbott. 4 N. Parker and w. II. Evans;
y Misses Josephine 6iabelinan and Ger
f3tlude Mesriman: Messrs. ii. S Law
i renee, Herbert and Lawrence Parker.
L Masters 6.arol speers and sidney johns
soii.
a noticeable Improvement, and one
4 that, IS generally commented on. is the
4! Aleiifiie & Win Drug Company block
4 Tat tbs corner ~ Main and Cente,
sI3sfreets, which has recently been
painted with the celebrated b. II. S.
igpaint. giving an iaen Of the variety and
richness Of calors OF this paint, which
q Is being USED on quitea number Of first
class residences in this city Sold By
Il The Mcbride & VIII Drug Company.
But very few ladies' were II attend
I,
ton Of iNomen's Clubs Friday. when
the Hawthorne Club acted as hostess al
the home Of Mrs. q. j Lander The
garbage question was Informally dis
j cussst. and ii ,Nas decided To appoint
g three persons in each ward, Whose diits
1T shall he 10 investigate the condition
of th.ir district and report anything
ohiectiola biz. a cooling glass Of lem.
onaGe was served after the discussion
The sounding Of the First Nationa
Banks electric burglar alarm late Fri,
day night led to r,inor to the effec
Itilat an attempt had beer made to rol
the bank 3 vault The report was un,
true, however, aitnotne alarm. wh;ct
. rings upon any attempt 70 enter tn,
,tSauit. did sound The cause III touch
ling off the alarm Was due To the break
:. ing Of one of the batteries. An exper
WAS wired for this morning and VIII ar
: rive in the city this evening TO max,
J, the necessary repairs.
. The Ladies Aid Society Of the Presby
! terrain church enjoyed n tea party Fri
+ tday at the home Of Mrs George Adam
y in honor of Mrs. @. s. Blair who ha
for so many years been one of the mos
: valued of the society's members. TIL
A affair was planned as surprise, Mrs
!, sI3lair being invited To take tea Will
I Mrs. Adams. but when she arrived sh
a found her friends gathered. The daint.
supper was served on the wide Yer
landa. A setsof silver tea spoons of col
Eonial design was presented to the hon
! ored guest by Mrs. #. w. Russell. i
! what she termed her maiden speech
: but which was very appropriate an
conveyed to Mrs. Blair the knowledg
Of the deep feelings of friendshi
which have an abiding place in tn
J. hearts of her associates here.
!. One Of the Central's freight engine:
! No. a. was brought into the shops Fri
: day for light repairs on account q
damages sustained in rear end collisio
at Excelsior, a small station three mile
south of Oskaloosa. The engine was i
: charge of Engineer Will Jennings an
i. was pulling No. II, north-bound locs
. freight. AS it happened the accider