Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-18
DR.. Nichols, physician.
Boys and girls caps at Stern's.
Remember dance TONG at K. p. hall

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Boys and girls caps at stern's.
Remember dance tonight at K. p. hall.
For cord WOOD inquire Of ]. F.
Meeker.
Big line OF Persian lawns in all quail
tiles at Newcomers.
Take advantage Of the beauty pin sale
at Hellberg's this week.
See our assortnentsof wash wells, Is to
40 cents, at NJ. F.. Andrews.
Cuba's best production is found in
the FL Molino 1o-cent cigar.
our new effects in scotch suitlngs are
the latest to be had. Hopkins.
Just received ten more new and mob
by tailor-made suits. Lee & Benedict.
New shapes IN ladies linen collars
received today. Hoyt's Department
Store.
Read the advertisement Of Anderson
IA Anderson, the East End bakers, in
this issue.
A son was born Tuesday to Mr.. and
west of Marietta
Manager r., ]. Manhood, of the Stand
ard Stock Food Company. returned
yesterday from a three weeks stay In
the general offices OF the company at
Omaha.
Messrs. j. ID. Hunter, Robert Under
wood and G. s.. Sargent, OF Eldora.
spent Tuesday night in the city in att
tendance at the production of Yale's
"A Devils Auction
Oskaloosa Herald: Joe Shaffer, of the
Soldiers Home at Marshalltown, is in
\ the city for n few days visit with
Friends and relatives. Joe has been at
Abba in attendance at the funeral of a
4 relative.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nj. Parsons. Miss
Nellie Whitehead and Mr.. Samuel RIM
ker, of Rock Rapids, arrived in the city
4 this morning to attend the Whitehead-
4 Whittor nuptials this evening. Mrs.
| Parsons and Miss Whitehead are Sis
| ters of the groom-elect.
/ "A large delegation from points along
| the line of the Ceiitral's Story City
branch attended 1.-The Devils Auction
performance at the Odeon Tuesday
evening. Those who were here re-
ported that the crowd would have been
many times larger had it not been for
| the hard rain storm.
4 Eddyville Tribune: G. a. Hoover, of
C)skaloosa. bought the coal mines.
store. etc, at Coalfield from a. b. Lit-
Itle. and took possession on April !. We
4 are told that six white men are em-
i pioyed about the mines and forty coll
Iored men do the mining, and many Of
| the latter are planning to go to other
camps. Mr.. Little Will move his FAM
/ lily back to Oskal2osa.
For meetings shown below excursion
lsApril Is and Is. from points within 100
lore-third for round trip. limited TO and
Including April %. for the annual con-
lvention Iowa State Retail Grocers' AS
Isition. Dramatic order knights of
Those who have been appointed to
take the government census for this
II Lefty. as contained in TIE report of thu
Z Fifth district census takers, published
in another column OF this issue, are a:
Il follows: First ward, w. "A. Brown ant
q Gerdon G.. Allen; Second ward, Mrs
lsCieorgia Mcmillan: Third ward r. f
Il Neigel and Frank Fennsr; Fourth
q ward, Mrs. NJ G. Huftaker and c. II
Brock.
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l3letter written by y. A. Carmean. presi-
dent of the NIarshalltown. Iowa com.
q pany, for which Lloyd r. Maxwell, re-
j Gently indicted hys a Des Moines grant
81 jury. is Sioux Falls agent. says hat hi.
company is satisfied of Mr.. Maxwell:
y entire innocence. He declares his ia,
u m!liarity With the circumstance which
1.-the Dies Moines Typewriter Company i.
trying to Construct into a crime. Al
attempt to indict Mr.. Maxwell in Mar
Il shall county for the alleged crime wa!
q futile.
!, The Central passenger department II
:. lin receipt of numerous letters from
4 points along the line asking as to thu
q exact condition of the smallpox case!
:, here. The requests come more par
3 Iticularly from those towns that are
a figuring on celebrating the odd Eel
= lows anniversary here on the 18th inst
and they have all been answered. F'o
a 1.-The benefit of those of the surrounding
III towns that are Interested in the cele
e i:bration and expectto come here on |
= week from tomorrow. the Tirnes-Rc
e publican would state that there Is n,
Z danger Whatever. as the number o
Z smallpox cases in Marshalltown a
& present is very small. What few Their
$ are are of a very mild character an
n are all strictly quarantined. so there
absolutely no danger of contagion. Til
last case reported was quarantined
Z week ago last Saturday.
The general passenger and ticket de
$ partment of the lava Central has issue
4 10 its friends as an Easter greeting
: novel and pretty souvenir in the shap
2 of an aluminium pin tray, with glassin
e we'll attached. The tray Is embosse-
o with an egg bearing the familiar trade
o mark of the line, With the word East
err above the egg and 1900" beneath i
The management of the Central's pas
& senger department, under General Pas
e senger Agent George S. Batty. is becon
d ling very satisfactory to and popula
e with the travelling public. and in add
esl ton to the Well-directed and systemati
n efforts in advertising, constant attentio
n to the betterment of the train service