Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-24
pr. Nichols. surgeon.
Jewel gasoline stoves at Bullock's.
Golf suits. pants and hose at Stern's.
The largest corset stock in the city


beef and chips dried beef.
n. r. Simkins. undertaking exclusive
~. Second door west of postottice.
Children's ribbed gauze vests, all
sizes. S cent values, Friday only. I cent.
Tie Fair.
A few more of those choice canned
fruits to close out at two for 25 cents,
at Culley's.
II interested in trading stamps select
your lawn mower at schmidts Hard
ware Store.
Ladies' serge or carpet slippers. sizes
\ to s. regular ~ cent values. Friday
only Is cents. The Fair;
Unfermented grape juice for grape
sherhet or crane jeliy and many other
uses for sale at Culley,s.
Andrae wheels, Crescent wheels and
Cleveland wheels. None better
schmidt's Hhdware Store.
Mems white and colored laundried
and unlaundried shirts. regular so cent
grades. all sizes, choice "a cents, Friday
only. The Fair.
George W. schoenhu, is the discover
ets of the greatest hair grower on earth.
Can be found at 26 West Main street.,
Marshalltown, Iowa. Call or send.
The New Sharon Star of Wednesday
says: Mrs. j. NJ. brennan entertained
company Saturday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. A. y. Conway of MARSHALL
town.
Mrs. A. f. Elliott Went to Liscolnb
this morning. She will attend the
Friends quarterly meeting at Bangor
Friday and visit in Union before re-
turning home.
People desiring to give homes to two
bright little boys, aged and years
respectively, will do Well to call on or
address w. II. Tomlinson, superintend-
ent county farm.
Gilman Dispatch: S. p. johnson and
family. who have resided here about
two Years and conducted the Gilman
House, Will soon leave for Marshalltown
TO reside. They have run a good hotel
and made many friends here, who wish
them We'll in their former home.
& All travelling men are invited and
store Saturday night TO make final ar
engagements for the trip to Des Moines
june. Itisistrongly urged by the COM
mitteesthat every travelling manEin Mar
shalltown territory be at the meeting
and prepare to make the trip.
Mrs. j. j. Brown Vent to- Albion
Wednesday evening, where she is
called on account of a change for the
worse in the condition of her sister,
Mrs. Amelia Patrick. who has been suf-
fering for many months on account OF
a broken hip, sustained by a fall last
winter. Mrs. Patricks mind is nf-
fected. it is feared, on account Of her
suffering.
4 4 Jolly time was enjoyed Wednesday
evening by the following young ladies.
who were guests of Miss Edna Sears:
Misses Susie Tuffree, Lura Tiffany,
Charlotte Winery. Irna Wallace,
Florence Burnell, Madge Kelley, Cleve
3sauires. Flora Waterbury,, Florence
and Edna Bromley Grace and Cora
Lander. Lois Barstow. Leila David,
Grace Swingley. Ida McMurray and
Lauratte Long, of Clinton.
The New sharon Star OF Wednesday
says: The management uf the New
sharon high school has used good judg-
ment in securing Or. j. q. Van Ness to
deliver the address 1t the coming com
meiicement exercises which takes place
in the NJ Il. church on the evening of
June L. DR.. Nan Ness is a lecturer of
high c.ass and chance to hear him on
this occasion is an opportunity our peo-5
pie Will avail themselves, of. "a
Judge Church has rendered an i'm
5portalit decision in regard to smallpox
at Manila. Iowa. The local board of
health had directed that all children in
the public schools must be vaccinated
ard those who had not been vaccinated
We're forbidden to attend school The
parents of these children resisted the
order and carried it before Judge
Church. who upheld the action of the
local board and decided that the board
had authority to compel vaccination.
Miss Bessie w. Parker, of this city,
Who has been in Chicago for several
months studying the piano forte under
private tutors, arrived home this even
ing on the Colorado special. Miss Par
ker has enjoyed 4 very pleasant years
work in Chicago, and the special in
81 Ut sion, ;,sitias.. &c her already asa
musical education, will make her a mu-5
stefan Marshalltown will be glad to-
claim. Miss Edna Parker. who is now
teaching in Hedding College, Abing-
don. Ill, will not be home for several
weeks.
Sheriff Shoemaker passed a restless
night and looks the worse for wear to-
day. He had the colored woman, Anna
Baker, arrested as an inmate of dis
orderly house. as one Of his guests last
night. BY some means she discovered
that she was occupying the cell where
Steve Triplett cut his throat some
weeks since and she "sutt'nly did
make some noise" according to her.
own story. She didn't intend to stay in
the dark with dat ar liant" and sent
out for two dozen candles. She burned
candles and yelled most Of the night.
rather bold operation in bicycle
theft occurred Wednesday, when
stranger called and rented wheel from
Harlan's livery and without delay sold
the same to dealer in secondhand
goods on State street for S.. When,
Harlans discovered that they had been