Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-20
Or. Bryant, opposite postotiice.
Or. Mighell. surgeon and physician.


Choice roll butter at Reynolds. Wat
son & Co.
Mashalltown stone Company. New
phone sos.
Morgan's drug store.
a big line of fancy white goods for
shirt waists at Newcomers.
We have a new line of summer UNDER
wear and hosiery. The Hawkeye.
Satisfaction guaranteed in upholster-
ing and draping by Brown. New phone
52S.
Cut glass for wedding presents. moth
ing more appropriate, at Alicn's, the
jeweler.
Our spring and summer hosiery and
is now in. We ghs green
trading stamps. Ask for them al New
Painters We're engaged today in paint
ing the pinnacle of the court house tow
err and attracted much attention as they
about in their perilous work.
OF the many successful plays dram
atized from romantic novels in the
PAST year or two. not one has achieved
the success that has rewarded Anthony
Hopes mastery effort. The Prisoner
of Zenda.''
Lee Chase. who was arrested few
days ago upon charge OF larceny for
stealing a bicycle belonging to Harry
Ghinn, was before Mayor Jones Friday
afternoon and pleaded guilty. lie paid
the costs incurred in the case and Was
discharged.
The rev government lands of Okla
homa and the fine farming lands of
Minnesota ard Dakota reached qaickly
via the Iowa Central railway Home
seekers excursions twice mou,hly
Write to George S. Batty. G. p. and r.
A.. Marshalltown. Ia, for full particu-
lars.
The Pell boarding house on May
street, which was placed under seven
teen DAYS quarantine for exposure to
smallpox, Fred McElhinney, one of the
boarders. having been taken down with
the disease a little over three weeks
ago. VAS released from quarantine this
afternoon, no other cases having devel-
oped.
Sheriff Shoemaker, accompanied by
Mr.. S. Oppice, took Ed Black to Fort
Madison Friday night, where today the
commenced his two and one
half years sentence for burglariZing the
Archie Parker store. MIR. Oppice will
remain in Fort Madison over sunday,
where he viii visit his daughter, Sister
Mary Plus, of ST. Joseph's convent.
A new CONGREGATIONAL church has
been organized at Luray, in this county.
the first station south Of Marshalltown
on the G. &. w. The new organization
numbers twenty members and church
building. costing about sl,5oo, Will be
erected during the coming summer on a
lot Donated by Mr.. T. S. Cartwright, of
Grinneli. WHO is heavily interested in
land in and about Luray.
A game Of amateur base ball, between
mines composed Of pupils Of the Second
wara aud Arnold schools was played
this forenoon on the grounds of the lat
ter, corner Of Eighth and Boone streets,
resulting in a victory for the Second
waiders by a score of 26 to 10 willis
Cole and George Duncan composed the
battery Of the victorious nine. and Art
Greeel,is and Joe Trunke for the Arnold
team. Fred Shnrtz and George Lincoln.
acted as umpifes
Mrs. G. w H. Be%er Of Grinnen was
in thu city Friday night as the guest Of
Mrs. Patience Sears coming for the ex-
press purpose Of taking the Railroad Y
NJ e. As trip Around the World e
The Grinne poole are 10 give a
like affair on May j ana Mrs. Beyer
Was appointed as a repres entative TO
affair here. The cirinnel p.>1ple are
giving the "trip fur tne benefit If the
opera house fund.
The members of the Luxerite Bible
class, and their families. Mere enter.
tanned Thursday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Dell Lands, on North Second
street, about forty in all being present.
A review Of the Bible lessons studied
turing the past sin months was given in
four papers prepared by members.
After the lessons were over refresh
naents We're served and a social hour fol-
lowed. DR.. and Mrs. f. w. Parsons
We're guests Of the class.
The members Of the Hairs Hanson"
company arrived in the city this morn
ing from the east The company con-
tains a former Marshalltown boy. Mr.
Allen @. Gorrell, sou. of Veteran Gerrell.
of the Soldiers Home Mr.. Gorrell has
been with Mr. McAlpins company all
season and plays snare drum in the
band. doing also a comedy part. He
was former member of the MARSHALL
town band, and later was in the Fifty
first Iowa band in the Philippines.
DIR. Woods eye and ear infirmary is
beginning To be thronged with patients
as of old. The doctor having studied
three years abroad and under the best
specialists of this age 1t stands TO rea-
son he knows something about his bust
ness. 1t takes years not weeks. to be-
come a thorough and competent spe-
cialist. Even to fit glasses properly re-
quires years of study and practice The
doctor is a specialist in the highest
sense of the term and does nothing
outside his special line.
The Iowa Falls citizen says: Mrs.
W. L. Hanna has Just received letter
from her husband. who is spending his
second winter in the gold regions of the
Klondike, and this is the first news from
him since early last fall. He reports
that up to January. when his letter was
written, very mild winter for that sec
ton had been experienced, there being
rainfall on New Years day. The party