Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-02
Or. Trotter. office with Or. Mlghell.


DIR. Payne
Ladies gauze union suits, p cents.
Lee & Benedict.
Nobby suits for the children at Far
rand & Giffords.
Any flavor of ice cream only 5 cents. a
dish at the Sioux Falls Candy Kitchen
wool dress suitings HoySs Department
Store.
1swill sell all sheet music nov in stock
at 121s cents for the NEXT ten days.
Harlan's music house
Val Islatz Private Stock is the fin
est beer manufactured for table use.
Sold by Gust Bierman.
Robbie" DeMaur, agent for Lemen
Bros circus. spent the day IN the city
looking after business matters.
Lace curtains. iufflsd muslin.
tambour. swiss dotted swiSs-as, all new
and cheap. Hoyt's Department Store.
News from Elgin. Fayeste county, am
LOUNGES the birth Of a s6i o MIR. and
Mrs George ID. Cook, unSil recently of
this city
Goldins's Skin Enamel. the new anti
septic substitute for court plaster. is
now on sale at the stores ~ Is. A. Nor
gan and Mcbride & Will Drug Com
pany
Mr. Howard Wilbur, son Of MIR. and
Mrs. a Il. Wilbur, who has been in
the city for the past two Weeks. wrest-
ling With the humps. went 10 Ames
"Wednesday evening. where he will re-
sumo his studies in the Iowa College,
The rev government, lands of Okla
homa and the fine farming lands Of
Minnesota and Dakota reached quickly
via the Iowa Central railway Home
seekers excursions twice mon,hly.
Write to George S. Batty. G. p and T.
A. Marshalltown. Ia. for fun particu-
lars.
Miss Clara Pressler, young German
woman who has resided in the city for
the past Year and half, during which
tune she has been in the employ of Mr..
and Mrs. T.. #. Binford. as a domestic.
left for Radcliffe Wednesday evening,
where next week she will be united in
marriage to Mr.. Ernest Bartz, of Joliet,
IN, q fireman on the L., j. & T., out of
that city.
General Passenger Agent George S.
batty. Of the Iowa Central arrived
home Wednesday, night al ll:25 on the
Northwestern from andy. Ore. where
he had accompanied Mrs. Batty from
Phoenix. Ariz., two weeks ago Mrs.
Fatty has been spending the winter in
FhrniX for the benefit Of her health.
Which is somewhat improved. Aithos
Mrs. Batty is not known to Marshall
town people her husbands friends hava
been quite anxious regarding her health,
which Was very poor last winter when
u warmer and less severe climate was
necessary for her welfare. MIR Batty's
friends will therefore be glad to hear OF
her Improvement
A3central freight train. extra No II 4
in chargcof Conductor McCutcheoi: and
Engineer Miles Keileher. got into a lit Il
tie unexpected trouble at the Second
street crossing at about o'clock
Wednesday evening. While pulling into
this city. its destination point For
some reason, as yet unaccountab. the,
big engine jumped the track at point
near the switch and crossed the track
covering portions Of three tracks. The
was moving Very slowly but rs
there IS some grade at that point aud
q heavy train back OF the locomotive
the latter was pushed for several feet
after it left the track ploughing up the
sroune Tor some lutte distance Luck
NY none OF the cars left the track, II
took apont NO hours 70 get the engine
rlsated, No . which was on the other
side OF the engine. and No. on this
side by= SWitrfllyfn frlaIt.tra6 pet
around, ii without much e.lay
Vice President and General Manager
H. Day. Of the Iowa Central and
Chief Engineer III. e. Kelley arri.ed in
the city this morning on the Hawk
eye. coming via the NJ. g. St l.. and
Dies Moines Mr. Day said there was
nothing particularly important cons
corning his visit az Thu time, and he
came only for the purpose Of giving his
attention 10 he business matters that
had accumulated since his last visit
and which required his personal atten-
ton. He does not expect 70 remain
Longer than TIVE days and on tbs way
north will spend day or two in look
ing over the work of Improvement on
the north end of the line between Ma
son City junction and Northwood. Mr..
Day was accompanied TO the city by
his wife and little child MIR. kelley VIII