Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-04
Photo supplies at Hellberg's.

george j. Allen, sc1enttnc sopt1clan.
DR.. Cheshire, physician. Brenneckel
building.
All kinds of coal. Jasper County Coal
Company.
World soap is the purest laundry soap
made. No authorizations in It.
We are showing just the right thing.
for spring overcoats. Hopkins.
Just received, some new stylesin tall
or-made suits at Lee & Benedict's.
You want the handsomest hat in the.
lefty, of course. Then go to Mrs Nor
Irill's.
See our line of ladies' 25-cent hose,
I in ALI black, split sole, white foot, drop
stitch and ribbed top. NJ. +. Andrews.
Grand millinery opening next Satur-
day. Green trading stamps with every
cash purchase. Hoyt's Department
iiStore.
l.. h. Idso and ole Medhus left this
morning over the c. & n. W.. for Wa
tertown. S. D., TO look after their land
interests.
In order to look Well this spring you
should have a new suit. The latest
styles you will find at Wallis. His new
stock has just arrived.
The Ladiessof the Maccabees will give
one of their popular dances in X. of p.
ihall next Friday evening Refreshments
VIII be served. Barborka' s orchestra.
Mr.. j. w. Lloyd. who expected to
4 take the foremanship of the Iowa Falls
| Citizen office, has changed his plans and
this morning left fer Charlton, where
he has accepted ii position insthe Office
l8of the Charlton Herald.
/ County Attorney T.. H. Lundy, of
Hardin county, eN-Nlayor p. S. Davis
land T.. w. Scurry, of E,ldora, spent the
/ forenoon in the city, being on, their
way 70 Cedar Rapids, where they have
| business matters iii the federal court
4 TO look after.
Burt Wilson, the county Jail prisoner
who Was taken to his parents home
several weeks ago suffering from al, at
tack of fever, is recovering and his fever
has about left him. Wilson is still very
weak and is bothered with a muscular
hearing at the present term of court.
The Nevada Journal of yesterday
says: a timely warning of 4 broken
frog narrowly averted a terrible acci-.
dent to the thru fast passenger train:
going east al Colo yesterday noon. The
advancement of the frog was discov-s
! cred by some track employees just as
the train was coming into town. rum
| ming at a high rate of speed. They sue
I ceeded in tagging the engineer in time
to avert q Disaster
General Traffic Manager j.. N. Title
more, of the Central. arrived home
Tuesday afternoon from Denver. where
/ he went late last week to accompany
| to this city his sister, Miss Margaret.
Who has been spending the winter in
colorado. Miss Tittemore suffered in
ijurifs in serious runaway accident
lin Denver shortly before her brother
/ arrival, from the effects of which she
has not vet recovered. While out drip y.
Ling with a friend the horse SHE'D and
became unmanageable, throwing Miss
\ Tittsmore tosthe pavement, With are
iSsult tina. She sustained one or two bad
4 scalp wounds and a badly bruised face.
i f
The approximate earnings Of the
ilCentral for the month OF March form
4 an excellent showing for the present
management. especially inStfe freight
department. The months earnings
/ We're zsi9655a33.224 against sl76,7S9.56, an
increase of SIS ,733ss So over the same pc
riod last year. The last week of the
!smonth shows the earnings to- have
i been s69267. SO, q sainst SIS, 096. 99, an in
lscrease of sl1.17O.s4. During the month
1.-THE freight department. earned sl55.-
4 05o.64 or an increase of sl4,27O. " over
1 March. lS99 and the passenger de-
I5partmenr S33,5ll.et, or an increase of
Il S4.i06.333. This is also a fine showing
4 for5the passenger department, as that
4 department. in years gene by. has
i generally brought the earnings down
4 INSTEAD of bolstering them up TO any
|sgreat degree.
he wives and families Of the Mar
|ashall county North Dakota colonists
4 who Wen It north several weeks ago, left
A this morning on a special car, attached
4 TO the Central's train. The party in
4 t,lud.d Mrs Frank Nichols, Mrs II
Ankrum, Mrs. John Carter. of Miner
z va; Mrs. James Hambleton, OF Broi,l.
4 ley; Mrs. Phil Summers and Miss
a Grace Summers, of Green Mountain;
q Mrs g. S. Bosworth and mother-in.
law. Mrs Boswortll. of Albion: Mrs %
$. Mason, Of LaMoille. Mr.. George T.
4 Adams accompanied the ladies ant
their children as did also Mr.. Charlie.
Adams. VINO will remain in North Da.
q kota5 III. summer, and r. W. Ballard, 81
Newton. Messrs. George a. Turnel
and r. W. WINERY, Of this city, ant
William Dodge of Grinnell. left thi.
lmorning at 2 o'clock for North Dakota
A we'll known young lady who live,
on East Main street had an experience
Tuesday evening that was rather ex.
a citing and very Unpleasant. She wa.
returning home from an errant
. shortly after 8 o'clock, when she wa.
B accosted by two drunken men Ont
stopped directly in front of her ant
the other by her side. The latter
passed his arm in front of her and IL
& his hand was a paper bag. The yount
q lady made a thrust at it and a number
4 of oranges fell to the ground. Picking
up one, she hit one of the men square
a ~ in the face, and during their surpris,
was enabled to pass them, despite thei
n profanity and threats Fortunately sh,