Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-25
Dr. Mighell. surgeon and pnysician.

spring suit.
Automobile mackintoshes at Lee y
Benedicts.
Y. Strand has had twenty years ex-
perience in tailoring.
Handsome patterns in table damask
Just in, Bannatyne < Lay.
New line of swell automobile nnackin-
toshes at Lee & Benedicts.
Mems fast black socks. three pairs for
rs cents. Hoysss Department Store.
Mrs. A. Seymour, now located at the
Murphy House. will give clairvoyant
readings.
Registered red polled bulls for sale.
five miles north. on Third avenue road.
II. A. Cole.
We show the latesi and best al our
millinery opening Wednesday and
Thursday. Miss NIiafllekauff.
We have some excellent values in
suits at 800 10 $40. keci trading stamps
With all goods. NJ. I andrews
DR. Cora Williams diseases of women
and obstetrics a Speciality. Office and
residence over the Fsdr Both phones.
Step into our store and see the fine
assortment of Havilaiid china and fam
cy queensware which we give away.
Iowa Tea Company
The women of Markeviile, Ind, when
they find their husbands loafing in
places where they ought not to be, take
them by the ears and lead them home.
III You have Your Laundry work done ut.
Flitton's there is ill3t the least danger
of being lead home BY the ear.
The millinery opening at Hoyt's De-
nartment Store VIII take place early
next week. Due notice OF The date Will
be given within a day or two Mad
anne Johnson viii be With us with the
largest line of patti TN hats we have
ever displayed, and, best of all, the
prices will be much lower. Green trad
ii,g stamps with every purchase.
A telegram from Waterloo sunday, To-
relatives in the city. announced the
death Of Mr.. L. s., CAilas. a weIl-knowr
:esisient of Materloo Mr.. Childs died
sunday morning at 10 O'Clock after
weeks Illness With kidney trouble. The
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bert. and z cousin Of Mesdames Joseph
and Ira Johnston and Mr.. George Gill
bert.
The Central couth aound passenger
No. 4 while pulling into the city this
morning at l2.lp jumped the switch in
the west yards. resulting in tho derail-
ifent of one pair OF the engine trucks.
-he train VAS in ciiIrge OF Conductor
Nflet Agsn and Engineer Johnny Ar
iEeur, With the 40. Tbs train WAS de.
layed out of Marshalltown about two
aours.
Mrs. Jennie G. Mcfarland. Of What
Cheer. accompanied by her daughter
Nina, arrived in thu city Saturday eve
Ming and Will remain for a Two Weeks
visit With her sister Mrs r. e. Hall
felty- From here Mrs Mcfarland viii
so 70 Leeds n. d., 10 visit her son. Mr..
Herman Mcfarland and after that Will
return 70 MalshalltaYii probably to re-
side.
Mr. Lou Tate arrived home Saturday
afternoon on the Colorado special from
his winters stay in Hot Springs, Ark,
Very much improved in health Mr. Tate
in an indoor circus the same eiltertain-
mont given az a fnplinent TO Manag-
er Ike speers. 81 tssa C)dcon, two years:
ago next month. Mr., Tate played the
boss csinvassman ard sang My Han
nah Lady. "
Mr.. and Mrs Charles III. svager. who
have been pending the winter in Old.
Mexico. arrived iiarss Saturday night on.
tiss Great Wesl4rn at 1890 MIR and
Mrs. Seager ha5e visited quite extern
sively turnout Mexico hut their princi-
pal stay MAS al Ciuadalajara Mr.
sSeager Went To Gilman this morning to
see his brother, Mr.. Leroy G. SAager,
who IS recovering from his recent ILL
ness and the effects of tha operation,
Whereby one OF his legs was ampu-
lated
The firm Of Carney e Holt has by
agreement between the members dis
solved its partnership relations. MI.
Carney remaining 1T the Office formerly
occupied by the firm over the City Ma
t.nnal Eank and j. NJ. Holt, Esq, go-
ing back 10 his office which he formerly
occupied, No. is West Main street. Ths
firm has continued in business during
the time contemplated in the agreement:
Of the members, and by mutual and sat-
isfactory understanding to both they
have concluded to continue business in
their Individual names
Mr. and Mrs. r. X. Jones. of 10 North
Fourth street are in receipt of word
from their son, Mr.. Ted Jones, sannounc-
ing that he had enlisted for regular
amy service and a t present is stationed,
at Fort Sheridan, Illinois. where he will
remain until his company is ordered TO
The Philippines. Mr.. Jones has been in
Fremont. Neb.. in the employ of the
american Express Company nearly all
The time since NE was mustered out
from service in the Spanish American
war. His taste for army life was appar-
entlygtoo great for him to be satisfied as
a civilian, and he determined to again
enlist in his country's service.
Charles Hull is in receipt Of a letter
from Consul S. G. Mcfarland. at Not
tinsham, in which definite news of the
arrangements for the visit of himself
and family al home are given. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcfarland and daughter will sail
next Saturday ON the steamship New
York, land on the 9th or 18th of April,
leave Washington the sth and Chicago
the 10Th. Stopping at Cedar Falls for a
lsday with MIR. Netherlands relatives.
| They Will reach Marshalltown the 18th.
probably, but Mrs Mcfarland and Mar
ion will proceed a once to Des Moines
to visit her. relatives AS Mr.. McFar-
land has had NO opnnrt,,o;t,, /. :.