Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-06
DR.. Bay. IA East Main.


Twenty-eight inch guaranteed taffeta
SILK at the Hawkeye.
DR.. Chesire has moved his office over
Morgan's drug store.
You need anew spring suit. Leave
Your order With Dell Rails.
Mems snas proof rubber boots as long
as they last. $3.50. The Far.
Don't forget to try Puravana" 5
cent cigar There's none better.
| Lads and misses maclSintoshes worth
IS closing out sl.s5 Al the Leader.
H E. smkins, undertaking exclusive.
~ second door west of postoftice-
| Silver plated knives and forks. also
Solid silver. seo,.s, d Aliens the jeweler.
Spring dress goods in WOOL. also fancy
Silks, trimmings, dress lininss. etc. at
Newcomer
A better assortment Of bicycles was
Inevsi seen before, black, yellow. red
and blue. schmidt's hardware store.
New spring underwear and hosiery
for men, wemen and children also
green trading stamps at Newcomers.
Come in and get u shine Monday. 1t
costs you nothing if you buy our shoes.
Bronley's Shoe Store, lilo East Nam
street.
our store is open evenings and We
give rcd trading stamps with all cash
purchases. ours is the only furniture
store that gives red trading stamps.
Marion Gard.
Street Commissioner George Ordwav
Was called 10 Union Friday evening up-
on receipt Of n telephone message an-
Inouneing that mis- father Mr. A. ord-
MAY, who has been III poor health for
some time. Vas worse
j. r. Lola - 10. Congregational
church; j. f. Boyd, u. d. Presby tsrian
church, EVANSTON HI. For dramatic
inassing o. historical facts. vivid de-
serlptini and keetIess ef Wit the Evan
sten pubiie has never listened 70 any
thing ,aual to This brilliant course Or,
j. b. K9ehne next week
Frank n. Marshall, coppersmili.
Xho has been enplcyed III the Iowa
central shops returned Friday from.
s19ss Moines, who're he has been visiting
tfistIy with friends Mr. Marshall has
resigned his position With the Central.
and ON Monday VIII take position in.
i the factory Of the Glucose Sugar Rein
ing Company.
The remains 81 Thomas simpson,
father of Mrs. j. 5. Perry, Of this city
arrived this afternoon from Roone,
Were ,ney were disinterrea after fiji
teen years burial. The remains We're
taken Immediately from the depot 10
Riverside. where they Mere Inferred be-
issise those % the deceasec' 5 wife. VINO
l.died last October
c. r. Harper & Co. have sold their
+ lum ber5yafl 10 Z. u. Nineah & Co. Of
I Eagle Grove, ana the transfer VIII be
made Monday. 1t is the intention Of the
neN firm 70 carry large and complete
stock Of all kinds OF lumber and solicit
/ the tradr Of tbs old patrons Of the firm
land 5 many new ones as viii cali and
see them. Mr.. Harpei. VIII engage in
/ the manufacturing bus insss.
1 a report thu, has gained circulation
/ in the country districts northwest OF the
lcity is TO the effect that the school in.
1 Marietta district No 10, located on the
north side of the river. has been CLOSED
/ because Of di1hiheria in that vicinity.
/ but this report is Incorrect. The report
grew out of the fact that II child In the
Harvey family, residing in the district,
recently died OF membraneous Group.
Charles Fl. schoff. who has been in
the eulpoy of the Iowa Central in vari-
/ and more recently In the office of Cen
~,
has resigned his position. effective to-
cago, where he has accepted a position
4 have charge of the shipping and pur-
chasing.
Frank stepp who has been living
! with woman whom he calls his wife in
departments over the old Statesman
building. was ordered to appear before
Mayor Jones this morning to answer.
4 Why he should not be ordered out OF
town. The mayor concluded that Mar
shalltown Was hardly large cough to
contain Stepp and his wife and the po-
lice force, too. and ordered him to de-
part stepp agreed to leave as soon as
he could get his belongings together.
Many of the coupon tickets are being
sold for the Tour Around the World"
70 be conducted by the Ladies Arxili-
AIRY 10 the r. II. Y. NJ. G. a. on April
l1sth. Trans-continental trains and
route from Boston to Toxic leave Bos-
ton Or. r. y. NJ. c. a. rooms) every fif-
teen minutes, beginning at $50 o'clock
4 The third stop is Berlin, the fourth is
Paris and from there back to Washing
ton, where Uncle Sam will welcome the
Tourists home. Fifty cents pays the bill
for the entire trip
Effective on Monday, April g. a
change Will take place among the divis-
| ion roadmasters of the Iowa Central,
according to an official circular issued
| by General Roadmaster NJ. H Shelley
today. The change is simply transfer,
S. Letchworth, now roadmaster of the
! fourth division, with headquarters at
Hampton, taking charge of the first di-
| vision. between Iowa Junction and
BRIGHTON. with headquarters at Mon
m uih Mr.. Ed Kelly, who has had
arge of the first division. takes
srge OF the fourth. which extends
f5m Maniey Junction to Clifford, the
iismond branch and the Iowa Central
Y Western.
Ladies' storm rubbers, 80 cents. The
4 Fair