Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-22

Every umbrella in our store is guar
anteed Whtton & Whitehead.
Take look at our stock before buy
ing. Brenneck, the reliable tailor.
Plenty of fresh butter and eggs a,
Culley's, 10 and II South First aven-
ue.
Malta Vita, very delicious and nutri-
tious, served free at Banntayne &
Lays.
You want the best ice cream sodas.
Then patronize the Alexander Drug
Company.
Don't fail to attend our wash dress
goods sale, on all this week at The
Fair Store.
We make n speciality of delivering
Venetian ice cream to families feli-
ner. Both phones, 513.
Another lot of torchon lace, regular s
cent value, for tomorrow, only at Az
cents a yard at The Fair Store.
Get your hat for Decoration day at
the Temple of Economy. You can get
hats worth 81, $3.50 and SO for IS cents.
To introduce my yeast foam baking
powder I am giving dish with every
one pound can at 25 cents for each can
| Culleys c. o. d. store.
Remember the underwear sale at The
Fair Store for tomorrow. Ten dozen
balbriggan underwear offered tomorrow
at the ridiculously low price of 10
| oa,te Tho tr Store
| Mrs. Robert Ely, accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Carrie. was called
to Collins this morning by word an
nouncing the serious illness Of her
father, Mr.. E. d. Oswalt.
Deputy County Treasurer Alva We'll
ker was in LeGrand today, where he
attended meeting of the executive
board of Palmer College, held prior TO
the annual meeting, to occur in June.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Chris
tan church will be entertained Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. l. e. r.
vim, No. 40 North Third street. A full
attendance is desired, as the chrysan-
themums will be there for distribution
T. A. Lynch. of Green Mountain, and
Chris Yetley arrived home Wednesday
evening from Hedrick, where they had
been for brief stay on business. While
in Hedrick they bought a thoroughbred
Percheron brood mare, to be placed on
the Lynch farm.
Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Williams and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Perry went to Gill
man this morning, where they spent
~ Jcno
borne, Mr. Osborne being in a critical
condition because Of cancerous
growth on his ear. Mr. and Mrs. Will
liams are cousins of Mr.. Osborne.
Mr. George Brown, who resides north
OF LaMoille, recently captured seven
young wolves on his place. Mr.. Brown
desired to keep some of the animals
but was advised by the county officials
to slaughter them. This he accom-
plished by turning them loose in
room with his dog and in ten minutes
the seven cubs were exterminated.
Miss Florence Dodd, of Montour was
in the city over night. being on her way
to Gilman. Miss Dodd became over
heated yesterday afternoon while run
ming to catch the Northwestern west
bound local train, and was quite i'll
when the train reached Marshalltown.
She remained over night with friends
and was improved this morning suffi-
GENTLY to continue on her journey.
Superintendent w. E. Tomlinson, Of
the county farm, arrived In the city
this morning from Chicago. where lie
accompanied few days ago, Henry
Cooper, foreman at the county farm,
who Will undergo a course of treatment
at the AleXian Brothers hosital. Coop
at the Alexian Brothers hospital. Coop
er has been quite seriously i'll with
pneumonia, complicated with other
troubles.
A reputation for doing all kinds Of
fancy dry cleaning once gained is not
to be sacrificed to any of the whims of
the moment. We have gained this rep
utation by long years of upright, hon
orable dealing with the people, and
propose to retain 1t at any cost, and we
do not propose to permit garment to
leave our establishment that will in any
way jeopardize this reputation Fit
toms Steam Dye Works, "a West
Church street.
General Superintendent M. Sweeney,
of the Central, and Superintendent j. A.
Davis, who arrived in the city from the
north Wednesday evening, left for the
south this afternoon in Mr.. SWeeney's
business car, No. 200, attached to thru
freight No. 90, their destination being
Oskaloosa. Mr.. Davis was made ac-
quainted with the local officials Of the
company number Of the railroad men
and business men of the city. He is |
very pleasant appearing gentleman,
about As years of age, and looks thor
ough railroad man.
Hon. John Cownie, chairman of the
board of control, Judge q. S. Robinson,
of Sioux City, and Judge L. G. Kline, of
Des Moines, the other two members Of
the board, were in the city this morn
ing. being on their way from Des
Moines to Eldora, where they will make
their semi annual visit of inspection to
the state industrial school for boys.
State Architect ii. F. Liebbe accompa- |
MED them, as did also Miss Hattie Kin
ne. daughter of Judge Kline. The
city tomorrow evening, and possibly |
tomorrow morning, to visit the Soldiers
Home
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Christian Rohde,
of Holstein, Germany, will arrive in
the CITY next week to make Marshall |
town their future home. Mr.. and Mrs
Rohde are parents of Henry H. Rohde