Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
DR.. Getz, surgeon and physician.
Enter busipess college Monday.

LauleS EMBARRASSING and Shampoo1ng.
Mrs. DIR. Bouldin. over postofflce.
Garden hose and lawn sprinklers in
great variety. Schmidt's hardware
store.
Bring 100 cprticelli silk spools to our
store and get a fine lap board. NJ. Il.
Andrews
Lawn mowers. IA, 16 and 1S-inch, a
splendid assortment. Schmidt's hard
ware store.
Monday you may have your choice of
all the black silk waists in our store for
s.. Lee & Benedict.
Fancy negligee shirts and separate
collars, fine quality, tomorrow 80 cents
at Stern's new store.
Special sale of ladies sailor hats to-
night. One dollar quality for 20 cents
HoYts Department Store.
Messrs. H. O. and G. ID. Swick were
in lama Friday night in attendance at
an Odd Fellows, gathering.
Lees Lice Killer is a positive extermi-
nator gof lice and mites on.poultry. For
sale by Hammond 4 Benedict.
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sumnlcrS.s now with us and you can't
get along without ice. For pure ice and
prompt service cal! up the Marshall Ice
Company.
Once our patrons, always ours. Why
because we make 1t a rule to please all
who have pictures made by US. Studio
on the ground moor. j. NJ. Stonestreet,
photographer.
Mrs. G. ID. swicl. went 10 Tama this
morning, called by the illness of her
sister, Mrs. II. S. WalkerIn. until re-
dying with consumption,
The Thompson habeas corpus case
was settled today by the defendants
paying costs. and Mr.. Thompson Will
no longer be deprived of conjugal feli-
city, as he is left in undisputed posses
sion of his wife.
In the case of Mrs. Alice Hadley Fri
day afternoon, In which the defendant
was charged with disorderiy conduct
fine of $40 and costs was assessed by
Justice Burritt. Mrs. Hadley raised the
money by means of a chattel mortgage
and settled.
II
Canned goods TO close out. three
pound cans raspberries. blackberries,
egg plums and green cages at two
cans fors25 cents; two cans corn for Is
cents: three cans early June peas for
70 cents; a peeled peach for 15 cents per
can AtsG. IA. Culleyis.
Mrs. Harry Osman, daughter Louise
and son Harold, who have been in the
city several weeks Visiting at#tfe par
entail NJ. NJ. Choate home, left this ar
5ternooil on the Colorado special for Chi
icaso, where they viii make their future
home. Mr.. sOsman being employed In the
stock Yards in that city.
Mrs. C.. c. Gilman and daughter. Miss
CAROLYN. and Mrs. Christine Will and
daughter. Miss Florence. returned FRI
day evening from their extended visit
in the west. The greater part OF the
winter was spent i Santa Monaco, but
Los Angeles. Pasadena. San Francisco,
Salt Lake and Denver We're visited on
the homeward trip.
Mr.. George Bailey, of San Francisco.
Cal. who was called to Marietta three
weeks ago by II he death of his father, the
late ]. j. Bailey, was in the city this.
morning in company with his sister.
Miss Mary a. Bailey, and went to the
Orlando Marsh home, north Of the city,
fora brief visit. Mr.. Bailey expects to.
leave Monday for his home.
Mr. j. II. Reed. Of the high school.
Who is an alumnus Of Iowa College.
Vent 70 Grinnen Friday evening where
today he attended the dual meet be-
tween the Iowa College and S. u. II
track teams. Mr.. j. Harlan Rush, Iowa
Colleges famous sprinter in DAYS gone
by, WASH in the city between trains, and
to-day acted as referee OF the events,
Principal j. S. MCGOWAN. of the high
school, also a former Iowa College stu
dent. was in attendance from Marshall.
town.
/ Benjamin Warner was before Justice
Alien last evening charged by Thomas
w Shultz with assault and battery
/ The men are section hands employed by
1.-THE Iowa Central and according To
lsShultz's story were working together
i3tamping tie: Wien Warner suddenly
struck him on the head with a shovel.
lcntting his scalp badly Warner was
fined $50 prgten days and is now in Jail.
4 He gives his residence as Kentucky md
was probably trying to live8up TO the
5gentle customs Of the state OF his ma
ttivity.
The Northwestern special bearing
/ President Marvin Hughitt and party
\ Ibid not stop at Mnrshalltown, evident
1 ~ thinking hat matters We're in good
Ienough shape here so that inspection
/ was not necessary. President Hughitt
sat in the end OF the rear observation
car and viewed the Property from
there. Conductor Will Crosby had
charge OF the special, which consisted
jof three coaches. Superintendent II. j.
4 slifer. of the Iowa division, acconl-
panied the president and party from
Boone to Clinton.
A settlement was arrived at Friday
afternoon between the claim department
IofSthe Iowa Central and j. E. Pilgrim, a
/ Central brakeman, who was injured at
/ Acliley several weeks ago. Pilgrims
4 settlement and release were obtained by
4 the payment of $500 by the company,
and $50 to Mrs. Pilgrim, who cared for
him during his injury. Mr.. Pilgrim Ii
4 contemplating taking tripato Europe
4 in company with his father. resident
/ of Grinnell. The relations between faith
er and son for many years have been
strained, owing to misunderstanding
when Mr.. Pilgrim was boy. The diff
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