Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-14


or without collars: fine patterns. at
sSterns.
General Claim Agent Marquis Barr,
of the Central. spent Friday in the city
on business.
You will certainly want a new tie for
yesterday OF all the new styles. Far
rand & Clifford.
Dr. MARS, osteopathic physician. over
Fidelity Bank, Main and First avenue.
All chronic cases successfully treated.
Consultation and examination free.
sortment of pipes ever brought to Mar
shalltown. Call and look over our line.
We can please You. Van Derveer &
Griffiths.
The Central's standard Baldwin en-
CINE, No. 2S, which has been in the
shops for general oNerhauling and re-
pairs, was brought out Friday for a
limbering up. The engine has been
ma de practically as good as new and
Will give good service.
The gross earnings of the Chicago
Great Western railway Maple Leaf
Route'D for the first week of April
show an increase of s12,54l.01 over the
corresponding week of last year. The
total increase since the beginning Of
The fiscal year is to date $3.50, 614.s4.
Miss Mildred Rain, of Clay Center,
Kas., who. for the past two months.
has been studying music in the con-
servatory of Iowa College, Grinnell. dur
ing which time She has made her home
With her aunt, Mrs. Nick Miller&in this
city, left Friday evening for her home.
Having adopted the new system of
milling corn meal and granam flour we
are justified in claiming that ours is the
best manufactured This is also true of
the Banner flour. You may exchange
your wheat for flour al the LeGranu
imill or of Hammond & Benedict, this
Eeits.
George8D Brown is agent for Lundss
Hand agency at Candy. MINI, Goose
town. Watertown and Henry. S. d.
These lands are close to the Iowa line,
Land in the corn belt. Personally con-
lducted excursion April IL. For prices.
Terms, etc. call at 107 East Main street,
Marshalltown.
4 aIessrs. and Mesdannes A. r. Trbine.
Lewis w. seager w. II. vosburg. Will
tG.reen and. W. w 1mler: Mesdalnes w.
i d. Fanton, Elma Fanton- Sievers and Fl.
LIB. Darrah: Miss Florence Rockhill;
i .Iessrs. Ralph Church, Charles Seageri
land Ben Richardson. allssof Gilman.
We're in attendance at the performance
Iof The Evil Eye at the Odeon Friday,
I5evening.
Peoria Herald Transcript: The work
lat Bartlett on the central's tracks has
been b egun and is progressing nicely. A
i large forcesof nen from the Walsh Con
3tstruction Company of Davenport are at
4 Work lowering the long grade, and the
/! dirt removed is being transferred TO the
new yards at Bartlett. The improve
inent will be very great and of no small
importance.
4 The case against Lou. Coppock. in
4 Justice Burritt's court, was dismissed
G Friday evening, the court holding that
q there was not enough evidence to war
s rant the defendant being bound over
Ito keep the peace, as was asked by
Mrs. Anna Coppock The evidence
showed that the only times coppocR
8 got into trouble with his wife was upor
n the occasion where he suspected her o,
4 Intimacy with Frank Partridge.
The East End Ginch Club played Fri
/ day evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Shannon. Mrs. a. Higgins
.:lswfon the ladies' first prize from Mrs. f.
/, Il. Hoag and Mrs. u. G. Medearis and
Mr.. Hoag received the gentlelnen's first
RI
the boobies. The clubs guests were
! lMessrs. and Mesdames w. F. David, f
llC; Pierce and H. u. Sloan: AIrs. w. j
Bull, Of Peoria, and Mics Mollie Adams
(, Sheriff Shoemaker returned Frida,
-sirighs from Des Moines with Myrtl
& Cutler. the Melbourne girl who wa
], trying to skip the country in order I.
: avoid being a witness in the incest cas-
i pending against her stepfather Mis-
5 ICutler is in the custody OF the sheriff
but is not in Jail being placed in charg
Iof Mrs. Shoemaker in the sheriffs pri
vate apartments. Her hearing was sc
5 | for this afternoon in Justice Burritt'
: court
Conductor George Alexander, Of TIL
Central, accompanied by Mrs. Alexan
2 der. are in the city today and will re
g main over Sunday. Monday morning
Z Conductor Alexander will start out Oh
+ summers work with the steam ditche
. train, which will be operated on differ
lent parts of the line, as required Mrs
: Alexander will be with him during tn
!. summer, making her home in a ca
: that is fitted up by the compan.
for the conductor having charge Of tn
work.
Mrs. Mary n. Ford. OF Chicago. Ill.
. will give three of her popular lecture
] under the auspices Of the SPINNING
: Wheel Chapter. D. A. r., at Miss Hal
t bert's, 407 West Main street
Proceeds to purchase pictures 70
t public schools. On Thursday eve
lining, s o'clock, April 10. THE Hol.
2 Grail" Friday afternoon, 3 o'clock
, April 20. The Development OF Moder,
: Fiction;" Saturday afternoon, 3 O'Clock
! April Fl, "The Characteristics OF Amer
e lean Art Course tickets, 81; singl
e tickets. 80 cents. For sale at Simmons
: book store. Mrs. Ford has recently civ
I en- a series Of lectures In Ottumwa. 4
n lady writing from there says: Atrf
!. Ford is very delightful and q perfec
e wonder OF knowledge along the lines Q
!. art, literature and music. She talk
e without notes and has inspiration Of til