Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-17
Dr.. Lierle, physician and surgeon.

DIT Lierle, physician and surgeon.
DIR. Trotter, office with DR.. Mighell
DR.. Nichols has moved. Office with
DR.. Payne
Fabric gloves in black and colors. NJ
| F. Andrews.
1 Latest style tailor suits, % per cent
discount. Bannatyne Y Lay.
Il. w. Chamberlain has received his
| degree of ophthamology.
! Go to the Leader Store for daily bar
gains. No. % West Main street
l Laura Berchenbriter, trained nurse,
! IL North Second avenue; old phone.
I Az.
Saturday, sl.5o quality white bed
1 spread, largs size. extra quality, for 81.
/ Hay,s Department Store
Bullock carries a complete assortment
CT fishing tackle. All the new things IN
! that line you will find in his stock.
/ The Epworth League convention will
be held in San Francisco, Cal in July.
Land You willado well to remember that
the best line TO take is the Iowa Cen
! trai railway. Only four days en- route.
Write George S. Batty. G. p. and T. A.
| Marshalltown, Ia, for full particulars.
| John Riel. arrested by Officers Clark
! and Weaver upon complaint OF Mrs.
I Risl, Who claimed her husband was
drunk and abusing her. Will have i
4 hearing before Mayor Jones this eve
4 ming. II IS rot thought likely Mrs. Riel.
4 VIII appear against her husband. now
! that she caused his arrest. hut the off
GERS are going 10 file a charge for intoN-i
4 icaJion.
Mrs w. c. Rodgers and Mrs c. r,
| Brown arranged a surprise on their
1 husbands Thursday evening, inviting a
1 dozen Of their gentlemen friends to
7 spend the evening at the Rodgers home.
4 The surprise was in honor Of the birth
days Of Msssrs. Rodgers and Brown.
1 The guests We're Drs. f. p. Lerle H. A.
/ Hurd and f S. Hynds, and Messrs
I Max Kruskppf Harry Friend, NJ. s..
Mcfarland, E. +. Binford, Charles
4 Whitehead, f. Ct. Pierce and Alfred
4. Stern
Msssrs Russ4ll Sieg and Willard Huh
1tMo Marshalltown high school students
4 who are Interested in athletics spent
the day IN Ciiinnell in attendance al the
annual field meet of the Iowa Inter
scholastic athletic Association Mar
4 shalItpwn has no team in attendayre at
the meet this year, but ii is the iilten-
ton Of the local delegates to get an idea
Of the class OF work expected of teams,
4 Lard if lsoSsi bic next year to enthuSe the
4 athletic spirit INTO the boys here and or
\ ganizeg a team toscompet With the other
sschaols OF the state for the honors II the
\ association
Mrs c. NJ. Norton entertained yester-
/ day afternoon thesniernheis of the Par-
/ liamentary circle Of Central Chapter.
4 No. g. @. z. 5. Aitho it was the regu-
lar meeting of the circle the event was
4 Of more thanorGinary interest. owing to
/ the fact thaf ii was the last meeting
| that Mrs. Della Waterbury,. the present
worthy ,natron, Would attend before
+ leaving June for IONA city, where her
i future home is TO be. On behalf of the
ienapter, after the conclusion of the cir
4cle's business, Mrs. Norton presented
/ Mrs. Waterbury With a set of sterling
4 SILVER tea spoons. The hostess serveci
REFRESHMENTS at the close of the meets
ing. being assisted by Mrs c. NJ. Cook.
Miss Kate Norris. Miss Elva Greet
land Miss Hortense Porter, accom-
/ PANIED by Mr.. w. S. Porter. passed thru
I the eity Thursday evening en- route TO
t6irnnell. where today they rooted
4 With all their might for the Eliora high
4 school athletes. Mr. Porter says that
! EsGora does not expect very much on
the part Of the high school boys. Who
arc comparatively new il the business.
especially when il IS considered that
4 the competition is stiff and that they
have TO run up agsins, such schools as
East ard Yves, Des Moines and those
A of other larger cities of the state They
shdp expect aafne seconds. however and
4 VIII be disappointed if they don't pull
out a small portion Of the hoaors
Il Conductor En- Young, of the Cen
II trail, received a telegram a 5 o'clock
4 Thursday evening announcing the death
A NJ his brother, George w Young, at
\ Raraboo, Wis, and left this morning for
Baraboo to attend the funeral which
Will be conducted tomorrow. Mr.. Young
4 WAS an engineer on the Wisconsin d.
vision of the Chicago & Northwestern
4 railway. With a run between Baraboc
and Elroy on the limited trains. He fao
been in the companys service fourteen
Il years and was Well known by the rail-
road men of that company, even on the
\ Iowa division. and also by the Iowa
Central men, whom he had met on 6
number Of visits to his brother in this
& city. Mr.. foungss death was the result
pf an accident, experienced a. year age
Z in wreck at Elroy. when his engine
acolliaed with a string of box cars on
side track. He never fully recovered
from his injuries. Mr.. Young leaves a
Wife and one married daughter Con.
tuet'u Frank Carter, OF Oskaioosa, VII
! have Conductor Young's run between
I Marshalltown and Mason City on Nos
5 and during the ,atter,s absence.
The time cards showing the changes
on the Chicago & Northwestern tina,
viii go into effect at noon Sunday. ar
rived in the city this morning and show
the present time of a few of the other
trains to be altered slightly, aside
from those given in these columns a
few days ago. For the benefit of tray.
eiers who are accustomed to taking
Monday morning trains out of the city
; and upon occasion of changes in time
almost invariably arrive too late ant