Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-03
DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.

tation'' at Liebig's.
Val Blatz export beer for table use
Gust Bierman, agent.
Hammond & Benedict have cho1cf
early Ohio and Early Rose seed pota-
toes.
Ladies fine ribbed hose, worth 81
cents for % cents. Hoyt's Department
Store.
+. II. Evans, representing Belden
Evans, custom shirt makers of Mime
apolis, is in the city.
Every black and colored skirt and
petticoat in our store tomorrow at "a
per cent off. Bannatyne & Lay.
Mrs. Frank Kubias underwent deli
cate surgical operation Wednesday
from which she rallied and is improv-
ing.
All retail clerks are urgently re-
uuested to meet at the Arson building
on North First street Friday night at s
o'clock. Per committee.
You get just what you order in the
line of fuel If you order it from the j.
F. Irwin Lumber Company. Ihey
handle all grades of soft and hard coa4
and give full and honest weight.
Hooking Valley COAL the genuine ORIG
goods. is high In price. but also in quar-
lty, and many argue that is 1T cheap
est in the end We have it at all times
and do not substitute something that
looks just like it. Try us. j. +. irwin
Lumber Company.
Con" Jacobson, who has been en-
ployed by the Central as a car IN
spector in the local yards for the past
year and half, quit the company's
service Wednesday and will enter the
employ of Johnson & Jacobson, car
pentering contractors.
Miles Kelleher is having erected on
South Third avenue. between Cunning
ham and Nevada streets, store Dulld-
ing that is to be occupied by j. G. Lieut.
enegger The Widl building, now oceu-
pied by Mr.. Leutenegger, is to be
and a brick building substituted
in it's place.
A good April fool joke is being told
on the two councilmen-electf from the
Fifth ward. Some of their friends tele-
phoned them that the election In that
ward was to be contested, and that they
were expected to report at the mayors
Office at 10 o'clock Both Mr.. Arnold
and Mr.. Psenicka appeared before the
time set They went first to Mayor
Jones, who did not know what was up,
and then to City Clerk Shaw, and when
the latter said the bringing of a contest
was news to him the two new aldermen
realized that they had been worked.
Miss Emma Arneson entertained a
number of her friends Wednesday
evening at her home, 800 South Fifth
street. Supper was served by the host
ess, assisted by her sister, Miss nellie
Arneson, and Miss Ella Gallagher. The
evening was spent in social way. The
guests were: Misses Maggie Moler
Clara Erickson, Lerah Berry. Daisy
Mendenhall, Luella Wedgewood, Eff1e
Bellus, Iva Lounsberry, Pearl Walkup,
nellie Arneson and Ella Gallagher;
Messrs. Harry Meade, Henry Moler
Milton Stern, Dane Strub, Harry Holt
Charley Jensen, Charley Patton, Carl
Lounsberry, Fred Gard, Charley Zuda
Ed Delaney, Walter Treffry and Carl
Switzer.
Messrs. H. p. Densel, c. P. Cook and
D. w. Norris, Jr., arrived home
evening from Ruthven, at
ter having enjoyed ten days outing
at the Marshalltown sportsmen's shack
at Lost Island. The gentlemen have
had most delightful time, and enjoyed
good shooting during the latter part
of their stay. The party brought home
nearly 100 birds, largely blue bills and
mallards. This is to say nothing OF
what they ate, for Jake" Kunkel, who
had charge of the culinary department,
that at least fifty ducks found
their way to the stomachs of the
three, but that was only a little over
a duck and half a day for each MEM
Der. Mr.. Norris, who took the outing
in the interest of his health. after his
recent hard attack of illness, is greatly
improved.
A team belonging to T. e. Cagwin,
a farmer residing five miles southeast
of the city in Timber Creek township,
became frightened on South Third
avenue at about a: 80 o'clock Wednes-
day evening and for time made things
lively for Mr.. Cagwin and William
Geier of Dillon, who was in the wagon
with the owner of the team. The horses
became frightened at a confusion OF
noises at the Third avenue crossing OF
the Northwestern and Central. A
switch engine was approaching on the
Central and the gate keepers gong was
being rung to warn those approaching
on the street. The horses started to
run and the wagon struck the west part
of the south gate, and then ran into a
telegraph pole, overturning and throw
ing out both the occupants. The gate
was broken and the wagon practically
demolished. The horses ran little
ways together and then broke from
each other. One was caught by the
harness becoming unfastened under q
street crossing near the Arson school
house, while the other went home. Mr.
Cagwin was not hurt but Mr.. Geier
sustained a badly bruised right Shout
der. One of the horses was quite badly
cut on the breast.
Sash curtain rods, cents each
Hoyt's Department Store.
BEAUTIFUL TAILORED SUITS.
A Voice from Henry Pappe's Ladies
Clothing Parlor.
This mornings express brought US q
beautiful assortment of women's hand