Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-17
DR.. Nichols. physician.
Surgeon and physician. Janss.
DR.. Cheshere, physician and surgeon.

Surgeon and physician. Janss.
DR.. Cheshere, physician and surgeon.
See those new all-over silk appliques
at NJ. +. Andrews
For cool fresh smoke try Graham's
Smoker" scent cigar.
Attend the Maccabee dance at K. p.
hall Wednesday evening.
Green trading stamps with millinery.
sHoyt's Department Store.
Have you sampled Graham's PLAN
tatton,," the new scent cigar?
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We will be pleased to show you a
nice new stock of solid silver as we'll
as plated goods. Hellberg.
The members of the Devils Auc-
ton" Company arrived in the city this
morning from Des Moines.
The ladies of the Christian church will
hold an apron sale at Lee & Benedict's
store Wednesday,, April 18th.
H. *. Bascom, a buggy dealer of Ne
vada, Mo-, spent Monday in the city
for the purpose of purchasing a sup
ply of carriages.
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New stock of ladies linen collars re-
ceived today. We have them from one
and three-quarter inches to three
inches high, NJ. Il. Andrews.
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Supreme Representative p "A. Haw-s
ley. of the Maccabees, spent Monday
night in New Sharon. where he attended
"a public AIaccabee meeting. given by tho
tents of New Sharon and Oskaloosa
II. H. Crawford. who has been ems
ployed as a switchmanl in the North
western yards several months, went to-
.Ames Monday evening. having been
transferred TO that place. Mr.. Craw-
ford's family will remain in this city.
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MIR Howard Wright, a student at the
Drake medical school Des Aoines, ar
rived inthe city Monday night and will
be here for the summer in the employ
Of the Shorthill foundry. Mr. Wright
has spen; the summer months during
the past few years in the shorthill
foundry.
Mr. p j. SBeale, manager of the stand.
ard Oil Companyfs agency at Eagle
Grove, returned TO his nome Monday
evening, after a few days visit with
Manager L. w. Archer. of the Standard
ION Company. of this city. Mr.. Bealei
was AIR. Archcr's successor at Eagle
Grove when the latter was transferred
10 Marshal,taMn.
Mrs. Fred Eddy will leave next week
for Orange, Texas, where she Will join
Mr.. Eddy, who has been there for the
past year. MIR. Eddy is employed in
Orange as the foreman Of the large Nc
Farland foundry. He was FOR ten years
Ia machinist in the foundry of Shorthills
& Co. oil this city, and a year prior to.
Ibis leaving was foreman Of the .;horthill
foundry.
\ Mr.. George +. Little, of Washington,
d. c., rapid crayoniss. gave a chalk
talk Monday evening at the Soldiers
! Home MIR. Little has appeared before
/ many county Institutes and Chautau-i
| qua assemblies of the country and is
Very clever. His subject was Forms
Land Faces in Charcoal and Chalk ard
] what he said and what he drew proved
Very interesting 10 the old soldiers
4 present.
On fuller investigation it appears
THAT Mr.. Bowman did not Withdraw his
5iappeal in the injunction case referred
+ to Yesterday. The decision of the SUI
5l:prene court atiirlns the judgment of
#the lower court on his appeal as we'll as
4 il. regard TO the property, This case
MAS tried ard Went To the supreme
court while Mr.. Is. +. Cummings was
county attorney, with whom VAS Mr.. j.
1 L. Carney as attorney for the state.
Mr. F. A. Benjamin left Monday
might via ST. Paul for Seattle. He was
Joined at Oelwein by John Scmmler.
of Chicago. who goes to Cape Nome as
/ a cook. Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Barbour.
4 formerly of this city, but VINO have
been in Seattle all summer and Mr.. T..
I A. Abbott and son, Mr.. L. q. Abbott,
Twill accompany Mr.. Benjamin when
1 nc sails about the Goth OF May. Capt.
&c. S. Aldrich and Mr.. f. o. Hanks Mill
leave the city later. Mrs. Benjamin
4 and daughter, Miss Pearl. will spend
the summer in Pella, going as soon as
the school year is completed.
i Mrs. ID. II. Denmead is in Chicago for
la two week S visit at the home of her
husbands niece, Mrs G. ~ Kinney.
This evening Will occur the marriage of
/ the atter's sister, Miss Hattie Dcnmead,
dto MIR. William Brockings Sewell. OF
Il New York. The wedding VIII be a small
zone. attended by relatives and few
| friends only, owing to the poor health
3of Mr.. Kinney, who has not entirely re-
lowered from his recent severe Illness
MIR. and Mrs. Kinney, with the latter's
IdaughteI, Miss Anna Lirp:rco.t, ex
d pect to leave Chicago coon and will
7 probably make their home in California
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4 Rev. +. w. Russell and Mrs. Russell
Z and Miss Carrie Sheldon went to Ne.
vada Monday evening, where they vii
Elattend the annual meeting of the Wa
4 terloo presbytery, which begins thi:
: evening. The annual meeting of the
( Young Peoples Society of the presby,
terry began Monday evening and con
!. tinues until tonight. Miss Sheldon i,
7 secretary of the Young Peoples Soce
fifty, and will remain in Nevada during
8 the week, being the guest of Miss Olive
= English. formerly Of this city. Rev
and Mrs. T. S. Bailey, of Conrad. spen
J Monday in the city and We're Nevad;
passengers in the evening.
q 1ngval Ericsson. who resides at Pick
. ering when he is al home, was brought
} into town by his brother-in-law and {
] select party of friends and placed ii
x Jail to await trial by Justice Burritt