Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-15

Adamson keeps dry plates.
DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician
The Leader store, 30 West Main street.
One door east the Racket store has
DR.. Chesire has moved his office over
Morgan's drug store.
A few bullheads. somewhat under
size, are being taken from thesriver and
neighboring bayous.
Judge Caswells left this morning for
yinton, where he opened the Benton
county court today.
The home of Mrs. T. L. 1'hayer. at
40 East State street, Was auarantined
Sunday afternoon for scarlet fever, Ed
die. a little son, being III.
The Epworth League convention will
be held in san Francisco, Cal. in July,
and you will do we'll to remember that
the best line to take is the Iowa Cen
trail railway. Only four days en- route.
Write George S. Batty. G. i. and t. A.,
Marshalltown. Ia. for full particulars.
Mrs. A. f. Smith and son Ralph wife
and son Of one of the Iowa ltral gen
eral auditor office employees, arrived in
the city Saturday evening from Cedar
Rapids and will make their home here.
MIR. ard Mrs. Smith wiilresisis on West
Boone street between Center add First
street.
Chief Engineer II. G.. Kelley, of the
Iowa Central. arrived from Minneapolis
st $50 o'clock Sunday morning, and
was here until 7.S0 sunday night. when
he left for hicago. Mr. Kelley will re-
turn to Marshalltown Wednesday and
be here during the remainder of the
week.
n new coach, No. Is for the Story
City Branch passenger runs. is ready in
the Central car shops and viii be placed
nto service within a few day. repac-
ing No. S. which will be sent in for an
Sverhauling. One ofsthe large chair cars
is also completed and will be placed on
the Mason City Peoria runs on Nos. 5
and 6
Rev. II. S. Kester, Of Pleasant Ridge,
Franklin county. was III the'city Satur-
Gay. being on his way home from tinth-
s,'ie Center. where re had been visitin,
during the week with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs Hiram Kester. and his wife';
lsparen,s MIR. and Mrs. l.. l.. Pennock.
lRev. Kestcrs wife is at her parents
l.home i'll, and his mother is also i'll.
| Ed White, formerly and for many
years a weIl-known Iowa Central ma
ckinist, noM an employe of the chicago
< Northwestern shops at Winona
| MINI, arrived in the city Saturday,
evening and will visi, friends here for a
week. Mr. White came from Montour
where he spent SATURDAY with his par
tents, Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick White.
Mr.. Willing wesslake. sor Of Mr.. G
/ w. Westlake and former resident d
Marshalltewn. has returned 10 the cit,
this city. Mr.. Westlakc was for many
Keeper for Ksseiiunl & Johnston bu
since that time has been With man
lufaeturirg concern a Portland, Ore
The western climate does not agree
with him. hence his rsturn TO Marshall
LONE
MIR. H. G. Rrin,nall. Of the NJ. F. An
erews store. who recently accepted I
8 position for the summer with the Dav
enport Modem Nils. With territory il
l southern Iowa and Nebraska, arrive,
home Saturday evening from his initia
"trip NJ. Brintnall IS Only gong 10 re
i main on tie road until fall havii;
& taken the position in order 70 get gu
rsoiie and build up his health. which ila
Iheen impaired BY constant confinement
indoors.
A disgraceful affair on South Thir
Havenle late Saturday night resulted !
H the arrest of the participants for disor
Isderiy Conduct by officer Weaver. Th
!, brow occurred near the corner of Cur
ninghaYn street. whore there lies i'll
barber who runs a small. shop on III
!. frs; floor and livss in apartments q
"a that floor Up stairs in the same built
r ing Saturday eve:iing the drunken o.
5 gies Of TIVE men ard woman great
\ annoyed the sick man, who is in Il
. midst of an attack Of malarial feye
and the continual rushing of the car
7 back and forth made more noise than
could stand Officer Weaver was call,
r and arrested John Hathaway, an o
& soldier, who lives With his wife in Il
8 upper apartments Shortly afterwar
4 the officer returned to the bui,din
"A where he, found Mrs Hathaway in cor
& lsafay with Ike Harhaugh, another .
+ soldier. They. too We're arrested al
: the hearing Of the trio was set for til
q afternoon at 3.
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