Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-11
Or. Cheshere. physician and surgeon.
Ladies' swiss ribbed si,koline vests
at NJ. r. Andrews.

Ladies' swiss ribbed si,koline vests
at N. r. Andrews I
For rent, furnished rooms. Inquire at
4O6 West Fremont street.
Cuba's best production is found In
the 81 Molino 10-cent cigar
We have something special in a tai-S
tornado suit for So Lee & Benedict.
Fish. Fish! for Good Friday at Ger
hart's market. Come Thursday evening
or early Friday morning.
For rent-Residence 2ol North Second
avenue, with all modern conveniences.
Geo. 2: Powers, % East Main street.
We will put on sale tomorrow fifty
pieces Of gingham, the best ever of
tered here, for cents a yard. Lee &
Benedict.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hull served a
duck supper Tuesday evening to Mr..
and Mrs. G. H. Ruth, Messrs. G. p.
Cook and II. P. Densel.
DIR. Mairs, osteopathic physician, over
Fidelity Bank. Main and First avenue.
All chronic cases successfully treated.
Consultation and examination free.
Supreme Representative p. "A. Haw-
| Tuesday night, where he Initiated nine
Eteen members in Eldora Tent No 10.
Mrs. w. w. Templeton and son Earl
returned this morning from Alton. Ill.,
where they We're called a week or SO
ago on account of the death Of Mrs.
| Templeton's father.
MIR. Will Mcdonald. of Ninton. brother
of Mr.. u Il. Mcdonald, of this city, who
has visited his brother in this city a
humber Of times. yesterday entered the
l.law department of the STATE University
.of Iowa, at Iowa City. Mr.. Mcdonald
has been teaching several years at Min
iden, a small town near Council Bluffs.
DIR. L. w Parsons, Mrs. B. w. Sin
8clais and Miss May WATSON went to
i EBdora Tuesday evening, where they.
fWill attend the district mid-year rally
1 of the Baptist Young Peoples Union.
which began Tuesday night and contin-
ues over tonight. DIR. Parsons made
i the address Tuesday evening. His sub
1 jsct was: And They Crucified Him.
Mrs. Linden Hamilton, sister of Mr..
4
rived from Chicago Monday evening
and will visit a week or ten days at
jsths. burroughs and j. Lee williams
d3homss. Mrs.-Hamilton formerly resided
/ III Ottumwa. but for the past year has
made her home in Chicago. She is
! again To live in Ottumwa and will go
To that city. wfisre MIR. Hamilton is al
4 ready located, as soon as she completes
A her visit here.
Mr.. +. a. Benjamin has only few
lsdays more to be in Marshalitown be-
a fore making his third Alaskan9trip He
.Ewiil leave on Monday next for Seattle
4 Nhsre he Will be joined by Mr.. Fred
! Hanks, who left a few days ago via
I Sioux City. Mr.. Benjamin and Mir.
! Hanks Will sail from Seattle on Maysl0
lon the Dickinson Capt. C S. Atdrich
and Court Reporter George II. Smith.
Of Cedar Rapids. will sail on he Ga-
rome on May 20. as Will also Ed Bar
BsloW and his brother, Of this city, and
4 DR.. Allen, of Tama.
4 The husbands of the Poverty Lunch
i Club members We're entertained Tues
4 day evening at the home OF Mr.. and
! Mrs. G. II. Ruth. Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.
II Pierce also acting as host and host
ess Progressive cinoh was played.
a the first prizes going 10 Mrs. w.
4 +. David and DIR. f. S. Hynds
: and the seconds TO Mrs. II. W. Shove
and Mr.. W G, Rodgers. The guests of
the club Mere AIessrs. and Mesdames
j ~ r. Willard. NJ Rodgers and Il. S.
4 Iiynds This evening the gentlemen
. are to entertain the ladies and much
gcurosity has been aroused as to the
I, +, esening $ pleasure. fo1. the gentlemen
e have not even Informed the ladies
4 where the festivities are to be.
a great many sportsrnen who are anx-
y iously awaiting the arrival of warmer
5 iNsather, in ordsr that they may get out
:Itheir fishing tankle and angle for the
lIsquirmS and wriggling bull head. have
!. done considerable wondering whether OF
I mot they have any right to fish before
May Is the expiration of the game fist
$,laM. The new code of Iowa does moi
& appear TO prohibit fishing unless game
!. fish are sought, and the general opinion
seems to be that the bull head may b
!. caught as soon az the waters are warm
J. enough to causs.s them to bite. II bait i:
Z used for game fish, however. it is CON
8 sidered evidence that the intent To catcf
s game fish is there. and the punishment
Is the same az If the fish We're actual,
1 caught.
1t is many months since MARSHALL
e town has had q more popular bride
o lselect than Miss nellie Whitton, who's,
I marriage to Mr.. Charles Henry White
head is 10 he sclernized d week fror,
. tonight. a number of social gathering
: have been arranged for her. and TIL
a first Of these was a 5so'clock tea Tues
I. day given by Mrs. L. r. Binford to tn
7. following ladies' Mesdames r. c
Peterson. a. A. Greenbaum. A. w. Ho!
!, r. d. Evans. u. r. Willard. c.
{, 4. Brown, F. w Hargrave and Charlie
!, Dufticld: Misses Eliza Wright. Ma
Sherman, Charlotte Whitton. Mar
!. Welles. Lulu Huffaker and Bessie OIL
: Yer. The plate cards bore sprays Q
: lilies of the valley and all the tabl
: appointments were as dainty as tn
s flowers. When the coffee was brougf
in the hostess informed the honore
guest that the pretty china cups wel
j. for her. each guest having brought on
;el for a shower. The brides health wa
In.l drunk and little time spent with mt
mi sic before the guests departed.
- The Des Moines Register says con