Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-26

store.
Mrs r. A. Ely. of lo7 South First
avenue, wife of Contractor Ely, is very
i'll with pneumonia.
Have that new spring suit to fit, and
to be sure of a good fit go 10 l.. Strand
Over Western Union.
Your choice of 500 different china arti-
cies with each 50-cent and 81 purchase
at Sinclair's tomorrow
Our usual full supply of lettuce, GU
cumbers, onions. radishes, parsley and
spinach for Saturday S trade. Reynolds,
Watson 4 Co.
For rent after May S. Fine store room
opposite court house on Main street,
siXlUo feet. Best location. Also store.
room on Third avenue. Inquire of j.
L. Carney.
New lace and ruffled curtains, tam
bour. swiss and rlffled muslin, colored
figured swisses and fish ret, With edge
70 match. Green stamps! Hoyts De-
par,ment Store
William GtDonald. who was arrested
BY officer Clark yesterday morning for
assaultng another stranger in a Third
avenue saloon. was before Mayor Jones
Thursday afternoon and sentenced to
SIN days work upon charge OF intoxi-
cation.
Lay aside your housecleaning and re-
fresh yourself ait the Odcon tomorrow
night when the rip roaring farmer
comedy, 81 Plunkard', With j. G. Lew
ST and his famouses band and orchestra
Will make. merry. This may be Your last
opportunity Of the season and, Oh, such
cheap Prices
Mr.. Clarence Ingham, an attorney of
Pfimshar, brother Of the late Mrs. C,s-
rene Bielby, arrived in The city Thurs
Gay evening and was present at ,ae
Brief funeral services hold at the Clesg
lone this morning. MIR. lngham and
Was in the city Thursday night on busi-
mains TO Toledo this morning
drawing in the Iowa School for the Deaf
a Council Bluffs. arrived IN The eli "a
tiifs morning from Rock Island, III,
where sie has been in attendance at the
convention of the Western DrawingaI
Teachers Association. which closed lastt
evening after a three days session Miss
Reed will remain in the city until sun
Cay evening as the guest of her parents.
Mr.. H. S. Kneesifer formerly editor II
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appear in the federal court a. Dss
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49,
Mr. Roy T. WATSON. chief clerk for
General Roadmaster Shelley. of the
Central. has resigned his position 10
take effect May !. Mr.. cady j. Msffatt
of the car accounting department Of the
general auditors Office will succeed
him. beginning the work yesterday with
view of getting thoroughly acquainted
With its details before Mr.. WATSON
leaves Mr.. Smith who recently came
western local freight Office at cedar.
Rapids. succeeds Mr.. N1offatt. Mr. Was
sons plans for the future have nat
been definitely decided unon, az vi mi
it is not unlikely that he wiil d.cid.. ~.
go to Denver. to accent nosition On
the Union Pacific. which has been ten
dered him.
There is a possibility that spur
from the Iowa General will be built tai
the Soldiers Home. n 3rder to handle
the immense amount of coal and sup
plies for the institution The board of
control has discussed the matter and
Col. Horton and Engineer Durham. Of
the Home, with an engineer from the