Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-30
See Benjamin's closing out sale no.

See Benjamin's closing out sale mo-
tice.
culley's Rose Japan teas are not
for 10 Ito 15scents per pound.
Try them.
Remember the May breakfast at the
Cong regational church on Wednesday
from II to q
Twenty five pieces of colinette ba-
t.ste, twenty mine inches wide, for S
cents a yard; regular 1o-csnt quality.
Lee s. Benedict
For rent after Mays. Fine store room
opposite court house on Main street,
24xl00 feet. Best location Also store
room on Third avenue. inquire of j.
L. Carney.
Rev George w. Mullen u Nevada,
elder of the Cellar l.apids dis
trict of the United Evanaelical church.
passed thru the city Monday, Ell route
TO mis- home from Iowa city, where he
has been for an over SUNDAY stay inthe
discharge of the dutiesso ~ his district.
The Epworth League convention Will
be held in San Francisco. cas- n July.
the best line to take is the Iowa Cen
Write George S. Batty, g; 2 and t. a..
Marshalltown, Ia. for fun particulars.
Charles Myers, an esnplcye of Baker
Bros. accompanied by his family and
brother, Will Myers, d teamster in the
employ OF the city, left this morning for
Tacoma, WASH, where he VIII take up
a permanent residence Mr. Myers and
his brother expect 10 engage in farming
Mar Tacoma.
Anderson. of the Iowa Central. who
runs on Nos. and between Peoria
and Marshalltown, is gong 10 take a
lay-off and vacation that has been
we'll earned The gentleman has been in
constant service on the road FOR four
years and the vacation Is richly mer-
tied
The new chimney al the water works.
is half finished and has reached the
height Of fifty feet. The chimney is
twice as large as the old one, it being
constructed Of yitrified brick. and ought
TO stand for half a century. The fonn-
dalton is laid on concrete. for which ex-
cavations to the depth Of twelve feet.
We're made.
Richard Alexander, of Kansas City,
the Pullman car porter VINO has been
OF tbs Central run between Minneapolis
and ST Louis and Kansas city for the
ltast few years. and who sustained a
broken knee at Mason City on Jan. "a
last while trying 10 alght from his car.
took charge of his run again yes tereiay,
llassing thru the city IN the evening on
his first trip. Alexandsr's knee is not
Yet entirely well, but he expects to be-
able 10 iock after his work without
much Inconvenience.
Mr.. G. r. Wilson, Of Chicago the ex-
pert soda dispenser from sAllegretti's
arrived in the city this morning to take
charge u h. a, Morgan, new ana ele-
CANT Lipptncott soda apparatus Mr..
Wilson Mil Undoubtedly become a per-.
anent iixturcin Marshafltown, as MIR,
Morgan in the future expects 10 dis
pense soda beverages during the entire
year. believing the people 1i aIslishaH-
Low II ard specially the LADIES', viii APP
praciats- this new feature Of his bust
ness, as he Mill serve at all times ice
cream and ices in the most artistic
manner known to the profession.
Miss Mary Matschie entertained at
her home Monday evening all the en-
pcyes Of the uptown and south side
Fair stoiSs. Tire evening was c,jeyed
With music cards and dancing, after
which refreshments We're served. Mis-
Matschies guests were Mr.@and Mrs. +.