Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-06

Company in their summer drinks are
absolutely pure.
Korak Wonder and Korak All cures
all forms of rheumatism. For sale at
Sieg's theater nightly.
The silk sale is for tomorrow only
and the silks will be displayed on II
counter. Lee & Benedict.
Ten cents to every n to see the
wonderful Kinodrome show at the
odeon tonight. All new pictures.
L have bought the Croker residence,
Clio West State street. 1t is for rent.
Furnace heat. Call on DR.. l. II. Fry.
We can deliver promptly dry pine
kindling. sawed or in bundles, also II
and 16 inche split stove wood. Brown
Fuel & Lime Company.
John Smith. arrested by officer
Cochran for intoxication, was SEN
fenced from the mayors court this
morning to six days work pounding
rock.
The ain of Monday night amounted
to so of an inch. While the rainfall OF
April was below normal, the heavy
rains of May have made up the def
cheney.
The Eldora papers announce the
granting of a marriage license to l.. l..
Stebbins, aged 46, of Story county, and
Ellen Stevens, aged &c, of Marshall
county.
The Melbourne Record says that Dr..
Il. a. Hunt, formerly of this city. is suf-
fering from a severely sprained ankle,
the result of running to catch q train
while in this city.
Superintendent H. j. Slifer, of the
Chicago & Northwestern railway,
passed thru the city Monday evening
on his business car, attached to passen-
ger No. 8, en- route to Clinton.
Anna Manning was arraigned before
Justice Clark this afternoon, charged
with the use of profane and obscene
language. The complaining witness in
the action is Mrs. May Lee-Eaton-
Manning, sister-in-law of the Defend
ant.
August Reimenschneider, of State
Center, was in he city Monday, &C
companying a car load of hogs h a
We're sold on the local market at the
top price, $3.50. w. H. Berry, of Colo.
was also in the city with n load,
selling al S6.75.
The Three Musketeers' is a drama
~tiZation of Dumas masterpiece, The
Three Guardsmen." and is the play
that made the late Alexander Salivini
famous. Sanford Dodge. the young
romantic actor, and his clever company
will be seen in this play at the Odeon
next Saturday evening.
Mrs. A. Higgin, of 1i3h North Sec
ond street, was hostess Monday after
noon to the members of the Ladies'
Guild of St. Paul's church, who met in
their regular monthly session. Tea was
served after the business was disposed
of, Mrs. l.. c. Abbott and Mrs. D.. w.
Marston assisting the hostess
Joseph Kurtz and Constable Frank
Haas were in State Center today,
where they went to investigate the
Whereabouts of a lot of brass. stolen
from the old Kurtz planning mill at Toe
East Boone street. A search warrant
issued by Justice Burritt, was placed In
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him to search n car that is supposed
to contain the brass n is now on q
state Center siding.
DOC" Siebert and Will Field were ar
rested by officer Clark yesterday after
noon, charged with jumping on a train
while in motion. The young mcI
boarded the head end" of the North
western Colorado special, east bound
TO ride to Tama. The train was stop
ped twice in the east yards to put them
off and their arrest followed. WITH
them officer Clark placed under arres!
on a similar charge q tramp printer
named Wood. Siebert and Field were
assessed the costs and Wood was dis
charged.
The ladies of the Pleasant Hour
Dancing Club. which has enjoyed {
number of pleasant parties during thu
season now about to close, gave a re,
turn party to the gentlemen of the clue
Monday evening at the Odd Fellows
Hall. Twenty-seyen couple We're pres
ent and a most pleasant evening wa:
endowed. The hall was prettily deco
rated with palms and flowers and at
tractively arranged with cosy corners
Refreshments were served during thu
evening. The hostesses for the party
acting for the young ladies of the club
. we're Misses Alice Lindgren and Ell;
Myers.
European tourists and others destined
to eastern points, will find low rate
applying over the Nickel Plate road t,
New York, New England and othe
eastern destinations, specially attrac
tive. The eastern terminals via thi
line are only from three to ten minute
r from all ocean steamship docks. an,
the service afforded is first class. Thre
} trains daily from Chicago. Uniforme'
r colored porters are in charge of da,
/ coaches, whose duties require tina
2 proper care shall always be given t
keeping cars clean INC attending to tn
wants of passengers en- route. Meal
served in dining cars at prices that ar
reasonable and within reach of all. De
tails cheerfully furnished on applica
E III Adams street, Chicago. Chicag
city ticket office, Ill Adams street.
Ladies' free matinee tomorrow af
ternoon at 2:30 at Sieg's theater.
I Word to relatives in the city fror
: Omaha that Ezra Koont:
s Jr., son of Ezra KoontZ, of Albion, an
!, brother of Messrs. w. f., G. w, J. {
and C. F. Koontz, of this city, who ha
been critically i'll for the past few day:
is now out of danger and will probabl
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