Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-23


Dr.. Cheshere, physician and surgeon.
Fine tailoring. Drenneck & Hansen.
Cook stoves, both steel and cast, at
A gentlemsn,s 1lnoke-the popular
Black Swan scent cigar.
Maple syrup 81 gallon at Hoyt's.
These goods are .ss.st Glass;
The very aesSs.t in hats. MEMS golf
fedoras. fancy bands, ct Pappe Bros.
Fancy corded silks and new patterns
in al.over applique for yokes at NJ. r.
Andrews.
superintendent Ii. j. Sitter. Of the,
Northwestern, was in the city looking
after business matters Saturday.
Rev. j. G. Van Ness went to Maquo-s
keta this morning and Will remain until
tomorrow. lie Went 10 preach the fu-
neral sermon of a Mr.. Decker.
Mrs. Louis blessing. of 7l2 North
Third street, is confined to her home
Suffering With a badly swollen foot,
caused by stepping on Il rusty nail.
IS Mrs. Adeline NJ. Payne, of Nevada,
spent Saturday nj ght in the city. being
on her way home from Keokuk, where.
she went early iii the week to address
the women's club of that city.
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We now have three chairs in our
shining parlor. You will not have to.
wait in the future Call and get a good.
shine. Our line of cigars and tobaccos
the largest in the city. Chicago daily
papers for sale. Van Derveer & Crit
stitEs.
If you are good judges of values you
will surely visit our store often this.
month, as it means money to YOU. We
have some bargains to offer in couches,
and fancy rockers that you cannot az.
ford to miss. They are the best for the
price IN the City. ID. C. Wilbur, Bee
Hive furniture department..
Sundayin Union at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. II. A. Robinson. Mr..
and Mrs Robinson recently purchased
property in this city and expected TO be
located here ere this, but were disap-
pointed in getting possession and now
will not come here to live before Sep
TENDER.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Foster, who have
made their home in the city for the
past few months. left this morning for
Minneapolis, where they will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Strang, the Inter
being !; daughter TO Mr.. Mrs. F'us-
ter. will leave for that city the latter
part of the week. Mr. and Mrs
Saturday night Mr.. and Mrs. Foster
and Mr.: and Mrs. strang.
Miss Jessie Holroyd. of Decatur, who
for the past few weeks has occupied
the position of superintendent of the
Soldiers Home hospital, resigned her
position Saturday and this morning left
for her home, where she will remain
until the first of the month, when she
will take a position IN the Cook county
hospital and Illinois Training School at
Chicago. Miss Hoiroyd was compelled
to give UP her position here on account
of i'll health and because the work was
too heavy.
The noted tragedian. Mr.. Henry Ir-
living, and company of seventS-two peo-
! pie passed thru the city at $40. O'Clock
/ Sunday morning on a special North
western train. enaroute from Omaha. to
Men York. Conductor G. II. Steele and
! Engineer Andy Sloan, with engine 217,
Ishad the train, composed of three Sleep
crs and four baggage cars, in charge.
Assistant Superintendent. T. G. Schnye-
l5nell, of Belle Plaine, was on board.
i6having gone to Boone Saturday evening
to meet it.
| G. I. Barnes formerly Of this city,
Whose death in Chicago was mentioned
lin these columns Saturday, was Killed
while switching. as vas surmised here.
| The Chicago Tines erald of sunday
says: Charles Barnes. a switchman
who lives at IL North Western avenue
WAS killed by a Chicago. Milwaukee 6
I st. Paul railroad train at California av-
.!enue and Killzie street yesterday
! morning. His body MAS crushed be-
Tween two cars as he was coupling
4 them. The remains We're taken to a,
4 G. Rentey's undertaking rooms 23s
4 North Lincoln avenue, and the coroner
i was notified.
/ Deputy Sheriff Hutson arrested sat.
sEurday upon suspicion a young mar
whom he supposed to be one Long
5Iiaiias Smith, who was wanted at Tams
4 for the larceny of s1s.75 and quaint
q ~ of3cigars from E. w. Murdo, propri
j etor Of the Clifton Hotel. The thief
a occurred early Saturday morning am
/ the thief was dsupposed to have com,
Bthis way. After the arrest here mac
been made Sheriff b. Buchanan, o
q lama county, was notified, and arrived
K lin the$city at sos, accompanied by Mr.
Murdo and nephew. Mr. G. b. May
y inard. The lama gentlemen went i'm
II mediately to the Jail to identify TIL
prisoner, but declared him not TIL
right man, consequently he was re
4 leased. Long. or Smith. as he CAV
Il both names, was employed in the Cliff
I, ton as night clerk. Heis said to be
4 pretty hard character and was recent,
:. under arrest at Ottumwa for hors
J, stealing, which charge, however coul
1 not be proved. The man wanted i
\ about % years of age. light complex
Toned, smooth faced, slender build, an
+ is fairly we'll dressed. wearing PAL
8 of light trousers and dark coat an
q vest.
I, The Cedar Rapids Gazette of Thurs
j, day evening says: Resides the heav,
grading and tracklaying that is bein,
II IL. - ID ~.