Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-15

~ Observation-Disclosures. JuIud,
Take Your laundry work to Flitton.
DR.. Trotter. Office with DR.. Mighell.
DR.. Mccormack, dentist, opposite P.O.
DR.. Nichols has moved Office with
Or. Payne.
See NJ F. Andrews tailor made suits
before you buy.
Good organ. SIS; square piano, s25;
this week only. Benjamin.
Upholstering. carpet laying and inte-
iior decorating at Brown x Cavert's.
-Four fine office rooms for rent. VIII
liam Andrews & Co, 1Ol West Main
street.
For sale-A Thoroughbred Jersey COW,
high grade animal. Inquire at Gerhart' S
market.
The Forty-ninth Regiment band will
give a concert from the court house
lawn Thursday evening
Let us figure on your lumber bills and
convince yourself that We can save you
money. Irwin Lumber Company.
Remember that We make speciality
of Hosiery and underwear for ladies
misses and children. NJ II Andrews.
Screens. made of white pine, not Nor
way and covered with the best wire
cloth, at the Irwin Lumber Company's.
Tomorrow your choice Of twenty five
pieces of Bijou organGie for ) cents. Not
more than twelve yards 10 any one per-
Son. Lee & Benedict
Remember the main auction sale of
millinery at No. 115 IVES, Main stree;
every afternoon and evening, commen-
cling Saturday, May Is
Donation sale-D Don't forget the date,
Thursday, May 16. spqcia sale at The
Fair store. Five per cent of our entire
sale goes to the benefit Of the Rummage
sale
Donation sale-Don't forget the date.
Thursday, May ls. Special sale at The
Fair store. Five per cent of our entire
sale goes to the benefit of the Rummage
sale.
Special Shoe Sale Three hundred
pairs of women's shoes, vici kid. button,
~ 70 4, A. b. C and d width Gray
Bros, regular price 81. now so cents.
George Trautman
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. p and T. A..
Marshalltown. Ia. for full particulars.
On NEXT Sunday, May 10. the annual
summer schedule affecting the sleepers
between the twin cities and Kansas
city and ST. Louis. running on the Iowa
Central, will go into effect, and instead
of running thru to Kansas City, as per
the winter schedule, the sleepers Will
go TO st. Louis, With Kansas City
connection only.
Word from Deg MONIES is to the effect
that Mrs. w. f. Tomlinson. wife of SUI
perintendent Tomlinspn. of the county
farm. who is a patient at Mercy hos
pital, is slowly improving in health and
is considered TO be doing Very nicely
indsed. considering the fact of her long
Illness, which has been great strain
on her nervous system.
For ladies' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES auc-
lion sale of Mary Morrill's millinery
stock and household good. every after
noon and evening until closed out. Auc
ton commences on Saturday, May is. at
i p. m, at No. 115 West Main strees.
MarahalltowE. Store now open evenings
fer inspection. ]. NJ. Adrian. auction-
GER e. c. Urine. administrator.
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Charles G. stillwell, a veteran of the
fowa Soldiers Home, 60 years of age
died in the hospital al go o'clock this
of consumption. with which he
haa suffered for number of years
Veteran Stillwell vas native of Ohio.
but served his country 40 a member of
Company q. Twenty fifth Wisconsin in
fanny. He enlisted March 3. 1885. in
Dunn county, Wis, and was discharged
June 4, 1860 at Madison He came to
the home from McGregor, Marcn 10.
1901, and has been in the hospital CON
tinually. The deceased was widower
and is survived by four children. One
son. Frank Stiilwel!, resides in McGreg-
or, but the addresses of the other three.
are not known, further than they live
in Illinois. The funeral will be con-
Quoted by Chaplain Cole from the Home
chapel at O'Clock Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Frank V. Friend returned yester-
day from Waterloo. whore he was in
vited TO meet number of Wat
erloo people who are to organize coun-
try club. Mr.. j. II. Rush. who knows
of the delightful times spent on the
links of the Marshalltown Country Club
fosterd the movement there and In
vited Mr.. Friend to meet with the Wa
erloo people 10 give them few point
ers'' on how golf should be played The
Waterloo Reporter in speaking of the
meeting. says: 1T. V. Friend, of Mar
shalltown, the champion golf player of
the Marshalltown Country Club,
clothie:- there and a popular fellow, ex-
hibited his golf sticks and answered
many questions regarding the game ard
what would be necessary to enter the
sport. He read the articles and bylaws
of the Marshaltown Country Club and
these were discussed"
Do not fall TO get our prices II you
want anything in the line of building