Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-22
pr. Mighell. surgeon and physician.


from a business trip to Chicago.
We can deliver all grades of founda-3
ton stone en- short notice. Prices rea-i
sonable. Marshalltown Stone Com
4pany, room 5. court house.
Mr.. Charles Hager Hanes, of No 407
East Linn street, who was Improving
from an illness with fever, has suffered
a relapse and is Very low again.
George w. Schoenhut is the discover
erof the greatest hair grower on earth.
Can be found at &c West Main street,
Marshalltown, Iowa. Call or send.
Notice the Electric addition "ad" on.
page five of this issue. a glance at the
map will convince you that the Electric
addition lots are not far removed from
the center of town after all.
The Webster City Freeman-Tribune
j. w. Arlington is in receipt of a Very.
fine invitation to join Marshaltown
party on a trip ta8the Paris exposition.
William is seriously considering the
invitation and lis likely he will accept.
Mr.. I. S. Bertrand returned Monday
from Milwaukee. where he has been.
for short visit to his Wife. Mr. Ber-
itrand expected ere this TO have moved.
his family to this city. but the recent
Illness of Mrs. Bertrand interfered with
his plans
Those Smyrna rugs sent US on ap-
.proval are beauties. They are 1N6, long
and 9Nl2 feet. II you need one now is
Your opportunity as you will not have.
so good a chance again. When looking
at the rugs inspect our large and de-
sirable stock Of furniture. Marion
Gard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Tysdal of Stav-.
anger county. Norway, arrived n the.
city Monday, and Will remain for some
little time, it being their intention to
purchase farm near this city and To-
cate here. Mrs. Tysdal is niece of
Thomas Idso, Of this city, and Adolph
Idso, of Gearing, formerly police Off
Ger OF Marshalltown. The latter came.
down from Zearing Monday evening to
see his niece.
Mr. John VOORHEES, went to Mason
City this morning. called by telegram
saving that his father. MIR. Reuben Il.
Eoorhies, whom he had recently accom-
panied from Glendive. Mont. there
was growing worse. Mr.. VOORHEES,
condition has been recognized as Very.
serious from the first and 1t is feared he
can not survive another hard attack.
His mother, Mrs. Esther Voorhees, who.
mad been in Gri1ineli caring for Mrs;
b. 7. Noernies. Who has not been Well,
came home this morning and on re-
ceiNing word Of her sons condition ac-s
.coinpanied her grands son to him.
The New York World has written to
MarshalltoWn for photograph and
Soldiers, Home member Who raised the
first nag over the capitol building Of
the southern confederacy at Columbia.
mans soldiers to the sea. The T : r. s
publication Of Mr.. Darts brilliant ex-
plot Will be enlarged upon by the east
has resided in .Attica. n. Y. for years
he 30 be made the hero of a civil war
story only after coming .out vest
The reason Of Mr.. Darts brave act not
having been mentioned in newspaper
circles before is undoubtedly from the
fact5nfShis modesty#in not pressing his
OWll5 past INeG Pubic.
Sheriff Shoemaker took charge at 6
O'clock Monday evening of a young
woman who, for, the past few days has
been In the employ of the Paragon res
taurant. The girls name is Emma
Rogers. according to her statement.
and her home is in Giadbrook. where a
grandmother and sister reside. Miss
Rogers has been in the city about TWO
weeks. and early last week became in
volved in a little trouble WITH a rail
road man named Tim Mccain. Nc
Ecanl met the girl and made promises
I5pf marriage TO her, and by his repre-
sensations succeeded In obtaining $50 so
which was her entire accumulation Of
wealth. Mccain pretended that he
wanted the money to purchase a new
suit Of clothes and the necessary mar
l6riage license, and the girl consented
gave up her hard-earned money and
THAT was the asst she ever saw of Nc
! 3Ca.n Monday afternoon tine young
! woman began acting strangely and Mr.
| Jones was fearful! as to- her mental
icondition. Consequently they called the
sheriff and for a few hours, or until
1 the girl frightened UP and consented
! 10 SIZE ItIIidl!leusliiI jan.
has been heard of Mccain since tht
transaction last week, and it is likely
| he has shaken the dust of Marshall
/ town from his feet. 1t is thought tina,
Rogers is not the young woman's cor
rect name. She speaks English Very
4 brokenly, and Rogers is not very
/ good German name.
The members Of the board of health
had the option on a pair of goats of the
female persuasion yesterday wher
\ some one, with evil interchangeable ount
4 two youngsters who had a fine pair ot
Nannes to dispose Of. The boys We're
1told that If they wished to sell the ami.
mails, at a good figure, all they had II
1 do was toscall on Mayor Pierce, chair.
imam of the board of health as thu
board wanted two good female goat:
/ for milking purposes, now that the new
/ emergency hospital was opened fol
business. The boys acted in good faitl
and hied themselves to the city building
4 with the goats, smell and all. Mayor
4 Pierce was al once informed by the
youthful dealers in live stock and hi.
| honor told them that DIR. George w
4 Harris was the man to see. DIR. Har-
ris referred the goat prospectors to Mr.
Henry, as chairman of the goat com.
4 nittee, and in turn Mr.. Henry tolc
them that anything that wore whisk,
4 ers was looked after by Mr.. Fisher. TIL,
boys then hied to the offices Of thu