Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-28

II S1OOuS values III laQleS mUSlln night
| gowns at DO cents to SO. NJ. +. Andrews
Fifty good residence lots for sale
Some Very choice and cheap. Delant
i. Smith, phone 251.
4 The date OF w. H. Burrows & Co.'S
opening will be announced in these coli
umns Monday night.
Don't fail to call at our new store
next week. Special bargains in every
A department.. p. "A. Stern.
Have you tried them? What? Silver
Band cigars. Nothing better sold for
cents. Once tried always used Sold
by all dealers.
II you Want a first class shine tonigh,
or Sunday, stop at Lashelle's cigar
'store--you don't need to wait. have
4 three shining chairs.
DR.. Mairs, osteopatnic physician, over
Fidelity Bank, Main and First avenue.
All chronic cases successfully treated.
Consultation and examination free.
For the democratic state convention
at Des Moines, May 3, the Chicago,
Great Western Will sell round trip tick
cts May : and 9, good to return May s
4 for S1.75
4 We have three sinners in our shining
pa rlor now, so you do not have to wait
\ Only place in the city where you VIII
/ find three chairs. Van Derveer & Crit.
tiths, tobacconists.
| Place yourself in our hands and let us
measure you for a spring suit. You Will
be charmed With the admirable fit, the
swell style and the long wear it will give
you: Our suits will be the only ones you
will wear thereafter. Arthur Wall
The Banner flour is equal TO any
brand on the market. II makes as
much bread and as good as the Min
nesota brands; besides it is home
product. Farmers may exchange their
wheat either at the LeGrand mill or at
Hammond & Benedict's for this cele-
DRAFTED -four. Give it a trial.
a sneak thief, evidently a tramp,
helped himself TO the contents of F. E.
!, sGarNin's refrigerator Friday night and
this morning when Mrs. Csarvin was
Ipreparing breakfast she found a jar OF
butter, several eggs. a silver butter
plate and a nice new cake baked for
sunday, missing. The refrigerator did
occupy a place ON the back porch; now
it is kept inside.
Mr.. i. a. Harris, who has been in
Colorado for the past few years, is
home again and expects in the future
TO make Marshalltown his home Mr..
Harris has owned a large cattle ranch
near Sterling, Col, Which he recently
sold to Marshall county gentlemen for
a good sum. He has made considerable
| money in mis- ranch venture and expects
Ito invest it here.
The barn at the rear of the residence
4 of Mr.. Theodore Johnston, No. $40 Yves,
4 Church street, was burned to the
ground this morning about $3.50. The
Iorisin of the fire is unknown and ii had
made such Roadway when discovered
that it was Impossible to extingulsh it
/ Mr.. Johnston had 500 insurance on it
4 but Mrs. S. Carleton. who lives in the
Johnston cottage, had a buggy. a num-
Der Of stoves and a few other articles
tstored therein burned.
Mr.. f. b. Magee, of Waterloo. for
merls secretary of the Railway Y. NJ
Il
this forenoon, en- route to State Cen
ter. where he has business matters to
look after. Mr.. Magee is now state
manager for the Model Portrait Com.
pany, of Chicago. Word from Mrs. Ma.
4 gees father. Mr.. r. 3. Noorhies. o.
A Glendive. Mont, received Friday, is il
4 effect that he is considerably improved
4 and, as soon as q bile to travel, will leav.
Montana for ColfaX, in hopes of receiv.
A ing material benefit
Mr.. Collins Lynn, who is a student ii
4 the dental department of the North
western University, at Evanston, al
a rived in the city this morning to b
4 home for the wedding OF his sister
A Miss Vida Lynn, and Mr.. Ralph Jack
8 son. on Wednesday night. Mr. Austin
q Lynn, also afstudent at the Northwest
Tern, stopped at Dubuque on the wa.
3 home and will take the state examina
4 tions for permit to practice durin
the summer. MIL. L. Bixby of Lis
comb. whois studying dentristry a tn
a Northwestern, accompanied MIR. Lyn
here and went on to his home ut 9:4;
81 -
! MIR. Roy II. WATSON. son Of Genera
4
VI viii leave next Monday or Tuesday 70
J, Pierre. S. d., where he expects TO re
:. main during the greater part of tn
next four or five Years. Mr.. Wasso
& has become interested in cattle ranc
with Mr.. II. Bennion. of this city, an
I will take charge of all of the live stoc
on the ranch, which is located abou
sixteen miles distant from Pierre. Mi
I WATSON spent all of last summer on tn
4 Harris ranch at Sterling, Col. an
I gained quite a thorough knowledge
3 the business, which he considers
9 profitable one.
Owing TO the fact that a number q
the members of the Souvenir Cine
; Club are Ill or out of town there were
number of guests Friday evening at til
& clubs meeting at the home of d
and Mrs. &C. Cottle, including Messr
!, and Mesdames w. A. Sandoe, r. s
!. Kaufman. A. A. Greenbaum. r. {
Peterson, "A. Janney. D. II. Gross and
i c. Speers; Misses Igerna Getz, Nab,
!, French and Hattie Perkins; Messr.
i George Howe,5J. f. Reed, j. S. Meow
! an. F. L. Barker and Eugene Binfort
. After the games of cards and the sur
per dancing was enjoyed to the musl
of the angelus.
Il Under a progressive management II,
: work Of a public library is not alone I
!. give out and take in books, but matter