Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-17

and Neveda streets, which was recently
purchased by Mr.. Clegg.
Maddern's Merrymakers will open a
three nights engagement at the odeon
next Monday evening. The opening
piece will be Bachelor Hail." Prices
10, 80 and 80 cents. Ladies free on Mon
day night.
The ladies of the woodman Circle
will serve supper at the German ODD
Fellows hall, corner First avenue and
state street, Saturday evening from 5
TO s o'clock. Music furnished by Ems
minger's orchestra Price Is cents
Mrs. O. H. Hole, who has been max
ing her home in Chicago year ago
last August, will arrive home this even
ing on the Colorado special Mr. and
Mrs. Hole will occupy the Blossom
property 6lo West Main street after
May i.
Mr. j. L. Nicholson and daughter,
Mrs, George Wolfgans. of Rockton. and
Mr.. A. A Nicholson Of this city, re-
turned home Wednesday evening from
Franklin Grove. Ill. where they we're
called Monday by the death of Mrs.
Harriet crewey. sister-in-law Of Mr..
] L. Nicholson
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles H. Smith. Mrs. W. n
Lcech, Miss Lucy Kline. Mr.. Joseph
Smith and Mr. S. Y Leech were Ia
LeGrand today, in attendance at the
funeral OF the late Sidwell Head
which was conducted from the Friends
church at 1890 o'clock this forenoon
A change in the retail coal business
OF the city Is announced today. Mr.
interest Of his partner, MI. George
Gregory, in the Gregory Brown Coal
Company, and Mr. Gregory buys the
business of Baker Bros. The lattes
firm expects to engage In other blSl-
ness soon, and will probably leave
the city.
Why do we sell more ladies' and
children's street hats than any millin-
cry store in the city2 Because we
sell them cheaper. Why can we sell
them cheaper? Because 1t is only a
side line with us and does not interfere
with our regular business We would
pay Tie SdlUC lCIt, IShJ AAStS tS'N'1AA
hire, if we did not handle hats Can't
you see how we can sell cheaper?
Temple of Economy.
BY limitation of partnership contract
and by mutual agreement the co-part-
nership of Gregory-Brown Coal Com
pany will be dissolved May /, 1902, by
George Gregory retiring from the firm.
70, I'M a
bushes at the old stand under the
name of Brown Fuel and Lime Com
pany, and will complete all out stand
ing contracts. Accounts due the old
firm may be paid to either of the und-
dersi gned. George Gregory, Charles r.
Brown.
Jardinieres and flower pots, all sizes,
at Culleq's, 10 and 10 South First ave-
nue..
The fourth annual ball of the Bro
therhood of Engineers of Marshall di.
vision, held at Oskaloosa "Wednesday |
evening, was attended by a number of
the railroad people of this city. Those
going to Oskaloosa Wednesday evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Kelleher,
Marguerite and LYDIA; Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Green and daughter
Hazel; Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Collins and !
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holt. Mrs. Kelle-
her and daughters remained in Oska-
loosa today to attend the funeral of the
late Rev. Father NJ. O'Carroll. of ST.
NIary's church, which was conducted
this forenoon.
At to-.
Society of the Congregational church
called in a body at the home of Rev. c.
p Boardman Wednesday evening at |
Z. 80 o'clock, to give an expression OF
the esteem In which the pastor is held I
and to express regert at his contem
plated departure from the city. Forty
members were present and Rev. Board
man was presented with a handsomely
framed water color In addition each I
one left written regrets because of the
pastors contemplated removal to an
other field of labor and appreciation for
his services. Rev. Boardman organized
This branch of the society during his
first years passionate In Marshalltown.
A bowling party, enjoyed by a num-
DER of young people, was given
w eQneSQAy evening at tle IlioTa-
Owings annex. the contesting teams
being RAMA Euziere's "Moonlights'
md Jasper Fishers "Daylights." A
series of two games was played, the
winning by 1877 pins Mr.
Will 7. Dunno was high man with
67, Mr.. Euziere second with 157. Fol
he ladies Mrs. Harriet Miller made
he best score, 9S, and Miss Fisher
second, with Sc. Mr.. Euzieres player: ;
we're DR.. M. U. Chesire, Mr.. w. T. I
Dunno, Mr.. H. M. Bay and Mr.. Clar-
nee Bates. Mrs Miller, Miss Loi7 ;
3arstow Miss Maude Gardiner and
Hiss Lille Fisher, and Mr.. Fishers {
cam was composed Of DR.. III. H. Bay,
dr Carl Miller, Mr.. Ray Young, Miss
edna Baughman, Miss Mae Sherman {
Iiss Bertha Campbell. Miss Edna s
ross and Miss Jennie Kent, the latter
f Montour. Mr.. George McGill acted
$ official scorer. After the games the i
arty lunched at the Paragon. I
Elvie Burns, a farmer near Wabash. {
nd was killed In rl1naway d