Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-03
Eur,g Fridap 3ag 3 1901.

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DR.. Bullard, osteopath, IS East Main.
DIR. Nichols has moved. Office with
DR.. Payne.
Choice canned goods at olspn's gro
Ger, share your order.
Negligee shirts, cool. and comfortable,
ct Farrand 4 Gifford's.
Val Blatz export is a fine beer for
table use. Sold by Gust Biersnan.
We show four splendid values In
guaranteed taffeta silk. Bannatyne &
Lay.
See all the latest music ii " Window
for 12lacents; must so. Haiiafs music
house.
Why suffer with the heat when you
can have cool and comfortable shirts
and underwear at Farrand 4 ciifford's?'
The new government lands If Okla
homa and the fine farming sands of
Minnesota ard Dakota reached quickly
via the Iowa Central railway Home
seekers excursions twice monthly.
Write TO George S. Batty. q. = and T.
A, Marshalltown, la. for full particu-
lars
The Burlington, Cedar Eapids &
Northern railway has gotten nut a neat
hookletdesrriptive OF the tsauisful sum
lrler resorts at Spirit and akpbeji lakes
llt. northwestern Iowa. Free copies Will
be mailed upon applicatior 10 John G..
Farmer assistant general passenger
agent, Cedar Rapids, Iona
Mrs. c. g Horton arrived home Thurs
| day evening on thecoioraSlo special
/ from a weeks visit in AInseatine and
! Rock Island, ILL.,, where sh, has visited
lrelatives and friends SINGS the recent
/ ineeting u the Presl3y te,ian Women's
Board Of Missions of tbs Northwest,
which she attended. IN company
! With Mrs. George Mhitton. II this city.
Las a delegate from the Maishalltown
church.
MIR r y. Bartlett, formerly assistant
/ paynlaster of the Chicago & Northwest
ei'r railway. who has been in railway
/ service thru this city for a number O.
YEARS, has moved his family consisting
Of his wife and little daughter. To this
city ana viii make his future home
hsre- Mr. Bartlett is in the employ of
The G. X. Harper Manufacturing Com
4 pany With territory in western Iowa
\ and Nehraska Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett
VIII reside in North Second avenue.
The dry weather of the past few days
is showing It's effects On the timb-rs of
ssthe cuivrrts on the railroads and yester-
day thrvs culNertS on tbs Central took
tire from live Goals dropped by engines
in passing oyer them. All were discov-
4 cred IN iIrise, and the fires put out be-
/ fore the tiinl,ers We're sufficiently weak
iened - cause accidents One of tbs
4 fires MAS between Abbott Crossing and
.ackiey, another between lIldora and
j Clifford and a third small ways this
side II Mason City.
Mrs T. j. stewart. Of so4 south Cen
te, street. went to Gilman Thursday ev-
.isening. where she was called 10 attend
the funeral Of her mother. the late Mrs
a. q. Ingersoll, Of Humeston. whose re-
mains arrived in Gilman Thursday fol
1 interment. The funeral Was conducted
today. Mrs. Ingersoll Vas an old resi-
den, Of Marshall county having livee
IN Gilman for about tliirty-tive years
& family moved to Humeston. Mrs. In
gersolls death was caused by consuInp
don. She Was 81 years Of age and .eave
ten children.
4 MIR. and Mrs n Greenbaum lef
Thursday afternoon, On the coSslafl,
SPECIAL. for Chicago. wller. they MI
make their future h'3me Msssrs. os-
car ard Leon Gresnbaum have good pc
Esstions in Chicago and this fact has d.
stermincd the action of Mr.. ard Mrs
d;reentaum torenlpve To Chicago. The,
viii be joined there by their daughter
Miss Florence. or saturday, ard Mis-
: Esther who is a teacher in ihe AIispl
school VIII be with. than during II
summer, going 10 Chicago as soon a
fschool closes. Miss Grecnbaum w!il re
!, turn here however to teach next fail
5 Sheriff Shoemaker and officer Mix
. Clark left for Fort Madison Thu.sda
: evening with Charles Sunaell and ". {
i Hcdrick, Jr.. sentenced 70 TIVE and on
Il half and three years respectively. N III
state penltentiary. Mrs. Hedrick, {
! Webster City, mother Of the prisone
who has been here for the past s.yer;
days. accompanied her son south IS fl
: Cirinnell. Hedrick appeared quite dow
cast at the prospects before him bl
Sundel appeared uncnncernsd. The la
: ter said in an Interview that he did NJ
think his sentence unjust but that
/ Was in hopes Of obsining al. >a:ly =;
n role. Even If h. haa 70 serve out h
sentence he said he would get all u
: time allowable for good behavior. De
4. ,lty Marshal Cochran Will be on duty
3, Oaieel Clark's place while the latter
n absent.
+ Fresh fruits and vegetables at Olson
grocery.
n, Very Remarkable Rom edy.
D. at IS with a good deal of pleasure al
" satisfaction that | recommend Chambe
al lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhe
ID Remedy" says Druggist A. w. Sawtel
4 Of Hartford, Conn. A lady customs
tss seeing the remedy exposed for sale
my show case, said to me: really b
,ieve that medicine saved my life I
- rast summer While at the shore a
- she became so enthusiastic over Its me
- is that at once made up my mind
y recommend it in the future Recently
=, gentleman came into my store so ovs
OF come with collie mains that he sank