Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-30
DR.. Nichols. physician.
Hotel savory; 81 per day.
Carpet warp cheap. Bannatyne & Lay.
DR.. Cheshere, physician and surgeon.
Japanese porch seats. Bannatyne &
Lay.

Lay
Silk dimities in blue, pink and yellow
at NJ. F. Andrews.
Bargains in Turkish towels and wash
rags. Bannatyne & Lay.
Elegant new styles in wash fabrics.
'Hoyt's Department Store.
New goods; the latest styles and at
right prices at Mrs. Morrill's.
A gentleman's smoke-the popular
Black Swan scent cigar.
Beach's World Soap is made from the
choicest materials. Absolutely pure.
Another hundred of our great 95 cent
umbrellas at hand. Bannatyne & Lay.
Buy the MCGEE adjustable yoke I'M
derskirt. 1t is perfect fitting. N. F..
Andrews.
Mrs. j. F. Atkinson will entertain the
Ladies' Cemetery Aid Society Wednes-.
day afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. w. F. Gardner, advance repre-
sentative of William Owens "A Gilded
Fool" Company, spent the day in the
city.
Prof. Stcyaert and class will give a.
grand recital concert Tuesday evening,
May 1, in the Presbyterian church. Adj
mission. 80 cents.
Rev. o. Z. Bordahl preached Sunday
morning before his parish at Grinnell,
returning here in time to conduct his
evening services.
For the, democratic state convention
at Dies Moines, May 8, the Chicago.
Great Western Will sell round trip tick
cts May . and 3. good to return May 8,
for sl.15.
BE sure and take the little fellows
With you Wednesday night to hear the
music. Flowers for the ladies: souve-
Mrs for all. W. II. Burrows & Co., new
store clothiers.
Night Operator Lawrence. of the C. &
n. w. at State Center, has accepted the
night position here vacated tonight by
Will Strang. Mr.. Lawrence began his
duties sunday evening
DR.. and Mrs. McIlrath will describe
their celebrated tour of Asia and
Africa on bicycles at the Odeon to-
night. This intensely interesting and
enjoyable treat will be profusely Illus
trated with Views taken en- route.
G. H. L. Boardman, lawyer; success
sor to Boardman & Boardman. Can be
reached by telephones; office. new
phone 4s77, old 43. Residence new
phone 800, old 2Os. Evening office hours.
q to 8. Special department for hand
ling collections.
The Northwestern's No. =, run in two
sections, with the Portland connection
No. q a partcf8the first section, passed
thru the city between 10 and u O'Clock
this morning. The trains We're due
here al 4 O'clock this morning and We're
DELAYED on account of some trouble on
the Union Pacific.
The Fulton. H. Journal says of a
spiritualist who attended the camp
meeting in this city last summer: The
Journal is Informed that there is re-
ward Of $50 offered for the arrest of II.
Edward Kelley. alias Harry Haze. a
spiritualistic medium who was promi-
3nent character at the Mount Pleasant
camp at Clinton the last two summers.
Kelley is wanted by the sheriff at Lam
sing. Mich, and is charged With lar
ceny.''
Mr.. Clarence Mason, ex-city mar
shall, has been selected by the
degree team of Beeson Camp
No. 3s5 NJ. w. A., to act as
its drill,naster. and Will take charge
at once The team will begin drilling
With the idea of walking away with
some of the prizes that will be hung up
at the various NNoodmen picnics this
summer, the first important one OF
which will be held at Strawberry Point
next month. The national biennial con-
vention and log rolling of the order. to
! be held in St. Paul next year, will also
\ be kept in mind by the team. Mr. Ma
4 sons long experience as a sergeant in
4 the regular army will make him Very
competent drillmaster.
j "Children's day was observed Satur-
4 day afternoon by Spinning Wheel
1 Chapter d. a. r., at the home OF Mrs
4 a. G. Click. Gladys and Gerna Carney
!. played a piano duet. Kathryn Cottle
sang and recitations We're given b!
1 Louise Gross. Gladys kibbey and Car
Click. Carol Speers sang Mt Vernon
q all the little ones Joining in the chorus
land the program was brought TO a9close
& by a cake walk, led by Kathryn Cottle
\! and participated III by Gladys Ilibbey
land Halle Church, Louise Gross anG
lCarol Speers and Florence Kellogg anc
Frank Click. Miss Mertie Haibert hat
1 her gramopfone with which to enter
4 tain the children and refreshment:
Il We're served before the pleasant after
moon was brought to an end.
The Minneapolis journal says: 1T. f
& Clarke, general manager of the low;
Central railway. is in the city movin,
his family to Marshaltown, Iowa. Mr.
& CLARKE reports business on the low;
Central as booming both from a passen
ger and freight standpoint. His road i
spending lot Of money on improve
ments. which include the erection of
y new seven span steel bridge over tn
s IDes Moines river at Eddyville. Iowa
land general improvements on all spar
: bridges. including the large steel bridg
, across the Mississippi at Keithsburg
,. Ill. All grades are being reduced in II
4 illinois and Iowa to 5 and Z per cent grad
j land many new station buildings Of mod
q ern style and conveniences are in prog
E3res.s of erection. Since the firA Of tn
. Year the company has purchased som
Very large engines and will add largel
& TO its freight and passenger equipmen
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