Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-03
DIR. Nichols. physician.

store.
Ladies' fine quality silkoline vests at
NJ. f. Andrews.
children's long and short white dress
es at Newcomers.
For a cool fresh smoke try Graham's
Smoker" scent cigar.
Bench's World Soap is pure, popular
and economical. Try it.
Darling & Mundy will have new
car of Slower buggies today.
Popular dress goods-black nun.
yelling. Hoyt's Department Store.
Ladies' misses and children's um-
brellas and parasols at the Hawkeye.
Children's umbrella skirts in lace
and embroidery trimmed at Newcom-
er's.
Hear Judge oslarksons on Christian
Science at the Universalist church to-
night. Free.
Everything you don't want from the
cradle to the grave at D. e. Wilbur's
furniture store.
Friday will be the last day you can
buy ladies' tailor made suits at the
We are having fine trade on lace
curtains. If you need any better see
ours and save money. Hoyt's Depart
ment Store.
Ernie Taylor went to Grinnell this
morning, where he will accept tenn
lporary position as second cook ut the
Hotel Monroe.
Mrs. T.. P. Ferguson. of 511 West
Railroad street, has rallied nicely from.
a serious surgical operation and is
making rapid recovery.
We can deliver all grades Of founda-
ton stone on short notice. Prices rea-
sonable. Marshalltown Stone Com
pany, room 5, court house.
The monthly meeting of the Congre-
gational Woman's Missionary Society
will be held Friday afternoon at 3
O'Clock with Mrs. G. c. Urine. No. 3o5
West State street.
Misses Mayme Wells, Bess5 Oliver and
Ida Dugan and Messrs. Walter Gilman.
Joe Lander, Robert Brown and Leon
Greenbaum were in Grinnell Wednes-
day night in attendance at the dancing
party.
i take pleasure in Informing the pub
lie that we have the care of the court.
house clock. Any information in re-
gard 10 the clock can be had by calling
jeweler and optician.
I &
Mr. p. j. Jacobson. of Gilman, was in
the city Wednesday en- route home
from Il brief visit at Roland with Mi.
and Mrs. Thompson, old friends of his
parents in Norway. MIR. Jacobson had
not seen his friends for many years.
Mrs Emma Weidcl, OF Sioux City, a
former welI-known school teacher of
this city and a sister of ex-county Su-3
Iperintendent j. e. HiseS. has been elect
ed to have charge of the Speer number
work and primary methods in the coe
College summer school at Cedar Rap
lids.
From the large amount of appropria-
l3tios reported in the T.-R:'s Washington
l.dispatches Wednesday as having been
l8passed by cong ress for public buildings,
LIT is thought that Marshalltown, which
was among .he first half dozen recon-
Imended, will come in for her share of
the appropriation.
For the last few days II. Gilbert Rob
bins has been advertising in the Times
4 Republican for a good building lot on
Main street for which he offers to pay
Leash. IT would seem that Main street
real estate mus be iii demand for q
man to resort To advertising when he
4 has the cash topay for lot.
The approximate earnings of the Iowa
3ICentral for the last week in April We're
reported from the office at General Aud
sIiitor L. 7. WATSON Wednesday, afternoon
8 The earnings for the week We're $50, $50.
Il 16. against $55s1S4.21. an increase of 81,
I371.s9. For the month the earnings were
p S16L3T9.32. against s156. 09.322. an in
icrease Of sl09TO.04 over the corresponds
ling month of 1899.
Will Champan. son of Conductor S
/. I3. Chapman. Of the Central. who ha:
been afflicted with partial paralysis. af
fecfing the left side, is confined TO thu
4! home of his sistar-in-law, Mrs II. I
!, I3eckel, on Union street, suffering from
. a second attack of paralysis, affecting
d the right arm, His condition Is not Il
e all serious. but he will be compelled I,
s remain away from work for some time
IS Rev. r. A. Strom. of Chicago arrive
Il insthe city "Wednesday evening and wi
!, take charge Of the Swedish Missio
Friends parish, one of MarshalltoWn'
Z religious organizations. Rev. Strom wi
i mot only have the Marshalltown wor
J lin charge. but from this city. as hi
lEheadquarters. he will supervise tn
4 work of the church in the state. III
new church, which has been unde
Icourse of erection by the Swedish Mis-
!. sion Friends for the past few month.
Twill be completed soon and ready ia
1 dedication about the first Sunday j
= June.
= Logan Holly, a colored banjo playe
/, who resides at 81 South Seventh ave
y nue., was arrested by Constable Nicho
a son this afternoon on an informatio
laid by Mrs. James Mcguire. the gras
. relict Of a colored cook who worked 6
= Sundell's Cafe last winter. The info
: imation charges the embezzlement OF
: suit OF clothes worth S., some theatr
{ cal properties and wearing appare
: Holly claims the stuff was turned owe
: to him to secure debt Of 81. The tri;
: is set for tomorrow morning. Justit
E Aliens court looked like street
!. Cairo this afternoon.