Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-25
THE CITY IN BRIEF,

DR.. Nichols, physician.
Fine tailoring. Brenneck & Hansen.
just try Pappe Bros. for your spring
suit. Il pays.
Our SO ladies tailor made suits are
the best in the city. Lee & Benedict.
The Very newest effects in trouser-
ings just arrived from New York at
Hopkins.
Have you seen those hobby spring
that's ana bonne.s at Mrs. Morrill's. III
not, do So.
Remember Saturday, April IS. is SOU
venir day at Sinclair's tea store, 10
West Main.
Mrs. j. Q. Adams is very ill. having
bscn taken suddenly with another at
tack of gall stones.
G. ii. E. Roarllman, successor TO
Boardman 4 Roardman. suite 5, court
house Law, loans, collections.
AN over laces for waists, tuckings,
all over embroideries and new laces to-
day. Hoyt's Department Store.
Our curtain stock is Very complete
and we have a great varietygof designs
from 80 cents TO ST. a pair. NJ. F. Ans
drews.
Bedroom suites, something new and
stylish. Get the best. The cost is no
more than for inferior goods. ID. c.
Wilbur.
I'appe Bros. call Your special atten-
ton to their immense assortment of SIS.
$40 and 81 mems suits. 1t costs you
nothing to see them.
The Political Equality Club will meet
Thursday evening With Mrs. y. S. Cha
pin. Congressional news will furnish
the evenings discussion.
Charles Park, an Iowa Central fire.
man, is i'll at his home in Marengo with
typhoid fever a nurse from this city
left Tuesday evening for Marengo 10
care for him.
Mrs James Weaver wife of Officer
Weaver, iof the city police force, is coii-
fined to her home on Iowa street, suf-
5ferins from an injured back the result
of a sprain caused by falling.
II. Webb an inmate Of the Soldiers
iiatne- charged With intoxication. paid
the costs a. the mayors office and was
discharged this morning. Two other.
cases Of mtoXication from out OF town
paid cut also.
Abou forty-tive members of the
Christian Aid Society met WITH Mrs b.
l., lSurritt at her home, BOZ North Sec
Fond avenue. 1t proved highly enjoy
+ able session of the society. Light re-
4 freshments We're served
The Sioux Falls candy kitchen will
open tomorrow, Thursday Will sell all
kinds of taffy at 10 cents per pound
isaisosall kincs of other candies and
schocoiases a / 10, 90, % and 50 cents
l5Iemember the place. 10 West Main
street, city.
Concerning a former resident of this
city the Boone Republican says: Mrs
| i. n. Force is slowly improving from
the injuries with which She has beer
l8sufferirg for almost a year. She is now
able TO enjoy a buggy ride OCCASIONAL,
during the fine weather.
The approximate earnings of the lowe
lsGentral for the third Week of April We're
s35,5s1 80. against s33. l99.42. an increase
Icf sl.iSl so over the corresponding per-
.iod of last year. For the three weeks o.
i the present month the road shows an in;
crease in earnings of ss.5aS.15.
General Travelling Freight Agent Gu,
4 Talbot, Of the Central, arrived hons
yesterday from a two weeks stay ii
/ southern Missouri. Where he has beer
on account of impaired health cause
4 by ovely&ork. He is much Improved ant
4 has again resumed his work.
Mrs. George MeCarl, of Belle Plaine
4 mother Of Mrs. John Raber, of th
4 city, was in the city between train
4 Tuesday evening, en- route to- Rockwell
Il where she was summoned on accoun
siHof the serious Illness of her daughter
4 iin-law, Mrs. Frank AIcCarl.
Mr.. Timothy Brown, who spent tn
4 day in Des Moines on business, says h
is in receipt Of word from Rev. Miller
of Dies MONIES, who is one of the own
q erss of the fremont block. stating tina
4 he is willing To do the necessary re
ipairing on the block providing tenan
4 can be secured
Key JessseSole,A chdpialn,E OF the Sol
II diers' Home. left Tuesday evening ia
If30tho. Webster county, where thi
aevening he will deliver a lecture O
4 Thursday Chaplain Cole will addres
the Odd Fellows of. tO'Brien county a
Il their eighty-frst anniversary celebra
4 ton at Primshar.
8 Mrs. Cow, one OF the oldest member
of the woman's dormitory of the Sol
diers' Home. who has been in the hos
&. pital all winter for treatment and wa
just ready to be taken to the dormi
4 tory, has been stricken with anothe
lattack of illness, from which it /
feared she will never recover
g. T. LaPIant is making prepare
tions to put in g cement sidewalk ii
II front OF his four residences on Mai
and Second streets. a. T. Birchart
whose property adjoins that OF Mr.. u
L Plant on Second street, is also going /
Il put in a new walk which viii extern
& west from the corner of State and Sec
4 ond
1 New man in town. D. Walters, III
New York dyer, has opened dye work
8 at 20 North First street. Does also fin
4 tailoring, dry cleaning and pressing
4 first-class style. Gloves and ladie!
plumes a speciality. Wish to than
4 those who have favored me with thei
i patronage since located here. Z
4. Walters.