Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-09
DR.. Cheshere. physician and surgeon.
Special sale OF umbrellas II NJ. 4,

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Special sale Of umbrellas At N. +.
Andrews.
New black dress goods today. Hoyt's3
Store.
Just arrived, new invoice Of ladies'
wrappers. The Fair.
Easter hats are ready at Pappe
Bros, Schobert's old stand.
For prices on umbrellas see The Fair.
Largest line in the city. The Fair.
Mrs. Helen a. Clark entertained {.
of friends at tea Saturday eve-
ming.
General Travelling Freight Agent Guy
Talbot. of the Central, was in Des
Moines today on company business.
The Lotus Club will be entertained
tomorrow afternoon at the home of, Mrs.
Il. Cornell, No. FOG East State street.
Twenty-Five dozen ladies' chambre
sunbonnets for % cents each, and chii-
dren's 20scents each. Lee & Benedict.
Mrs G. A. Durham, wife OF Engineer
Dunhanl of the Soldiers Home, is i'll at |
fever.
Our line of misses and children's
shoes are worthy of your inspection.
Don't buy before you look thru our
stock. The Fair.
Miss celia Smith. who is teaching
near Quarry, but who has been home to
spend the spring vacation, returned to
Quarry Saturday evening.
A benefit supper for the starving
people of India will be given in the
Christian church Tuesday evening from
5 to q o'clock. Price, % cents.
The postponed meeting of the Organ
ICED Charities Association will be held |
evening at the home of Mrs NJ.
p. Whitehead. 200 South Third street.
The election of officers will occur.
Miss Harriet Patrie one of the new
nurses in the Soldiers Home hospital is
confined to one of the wards With i'll
ness. She is doing nicely and it is ex-
pected will be able to report for duty
again soon.
Mrs. A.. Y. Hoxsie. of Boone. who has
been spending several months i'll the
city with her sister. Miss Maggie MUIR
ply, left this morning at 9 o'clock for
Portland. and from, there Will sail for
Alaska to spend the summer with her
son. who ha: been prospecting in the
north during the past two years.
Miss Florence HOPKINS entertained
Saturday afternoon a few frienSs, and
al 5so'clock high tea WAS scr I'D. Hrr
school teacher. Mrs Jessie G. T.iston,
vas invited and the othn. guests We're
Misses Fannie Vogel, Mae Bowman.
Grace Carr. Rose Garmsidnss.1. Vera
Sieg. Elisa Stern, Jenny isby and Grace
and Maud Swingiey.
Mrs Il. a. Crandall and daughter
Susie spent sunday in Hampton a the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Thorpe.
Mr.. Frank Thorpe, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thorpe, on account of whose health the /
family recently removed to the coun-
try near Hampton, recently had the
to have his arm broken by
being kicked by a horse.
Mrs. Daniel kurz. formerly of this
city. but more recently of LaPorte. vas
in the city Saturday. en- route to State
Center to visit a few weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Dupre. Mr..
.Ilurz who was formerly "A police officer
in this citS,shas gene TO Davenport to
engage in the shoe business. and Mrs.
6ISurz will join him there at the conclu
sion of his visit.
y Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Foster and Mr..
and Mrs. Will Strang will remove from
the city on May 1. going TO Mlnneapo-
lis. Mr.. Strang has already rendered
his resignatio as operator for the G. &
". w. but will3continue his duties until
the first OF the month. Mr.. Foster Will
leave Minneapolis about May % for
Alaska. where he8will look after his ex-
tended interests AT Cape Nome.
The case against Lou Coppock for
assault with intent to inlet great
bodily injury, in which Frank Part
ridge is the complaining witness. also,
the case Of threatening TO commit a
public offense. with the request that
THE defendant be placed under bonds to
keep the pence, in which Mrs Anna
Coppock is the complaining witness,
will be heard In Justice Burritt's court
at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Avery 7. Crazy and daughter
julia, of LaMoille. spent Saturday in the
city, accompanied by Miss Mary Crazy
Ithis fargon her way to Union, where she
Is employed lii the schools as teacher OF
the second primary grade. Miss Crazy
has been spending the spring vacation
with her parents at I.aAioille. Miss Cora
Lundy, another Union teacher, who.
With Miss Allie Movies, has been spend
ing her vacation near Rhodes, was also
in The city Saturday, en- route to Union
The first OF the union meetings Of the
Congregational and Presbyterian.
churches was held in the Presbyterian
church last evening. Rev. C.P Board
man preached on Christ, Revealer Of
God. The meetings will continue thru
out the week, being held tonight and
Tuesday night y the Presbyterian
church, Rev Boardman preaching, and
"Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday
nights at the Congregational church,
Rev. r. w. Russell preaching.
City Marshal Jones appeared on the
street Sunday for the first time with
his new chiefs rig. a turnout that he
has devised on his own responsibility
| for his convenience in attending TO
public duties. The vehicle is similar
TO the chiefs rigs in the cities, with the