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

Ten Nights in a Bar Room a
Sieg's theate1 tonight.
All the choicest soft drinks you Wi
: find at Alexander Drug Company.
J n various labor unions of the cit.
viii meet this week to select delegates
The Lotus Club will meet with Mrs
L. c. Clegg, 800 South Fourth street
tomorrow afternoon.
Full stock of hammocks, croquet set
and base bali goods. Lowest prices, a
Simmons book store.
Tomorrow forenoon pure linen. EN-.
broidered, herlstitch handkerchiefs,
cents. Bannatyne & Lay.
Mr.. L.. J.. Jarrett. who represents +;
st. Louis shoe house as travelling sales,
man, is i'll with erysipelas at his home
Flitton's steam dye works has re-
duced the price of cleaning suits tc
S1.50. 1t will pay you to have your
old suit cleaned and pressed.
Are o going to do any building? II
so it will pay you to get our prices or
lime, cement and hard wall plaster
Brown u and Lime Company.
The Presbyterian ladies will have
a warm supper Friday evening from
$50 to 1880 at the home Of Mrs. w
Q. Johnson, l07 West Church street.
Fuckers Korak Wonders, the most
famous travelling medicine company in
the world, hold over at Sieg's theater
this week with an entire change in rep
e%rtoire.
The Kinodrome show. the greatest OF
ell picture exhibitions, will open a
three nights engagement at the Odeon
tonight. All new pictures will be shown.
Prices, 10, 90 and 80 cents.
Ladies' wear, such as silk waists.
silk dresses or any fancy articles dry
cleaned without ripping or injury to
the fanciest trimming. Both phones
Flitton Steam Dye Works.
Miss Harriet Shirk. of Mount Carroll.
Ill.,, who succeeds Miss Anna Lane as
instructor Of European history in the
high school, arrived Sunday from the
cast, beginning her work his morning.
Have just received a fresh stock of
fbuilding material and W pipe. The
best grades at lowest prices. Phone
140. Brown Fuel and Lime Company,
successors of Gregory-Brown Coal
Company.
Mrs. Alma G. White, supervisor OF
drawing in the public schools. arrived
In the city Saturday evening for her
two weeks work in the schools here.
This will be Mrs. Whites last visit for
the present school year
Ten Nights in a Bar Room is the
strongest temperance play ever writ
ten. The late John B.. Cough said no
man, woman or child should miss see
ing a production of 1t. 1t will be pre-
sented at Sieg's theater tonight.
Motor car No. 3, of the Marshalltowp
Light, Power G. Railway Company,
jumped the Soldiers Home curve at
Thirteenth street at 5 o'clock Saturday
afternoon. delaying traffic on that ena
of the line for about thirty-five min
utes.
There will be no vacation at Dudley
Business College this summer. Each
student may take his vacation at such
a time as suits his convenience. Our
rooms are pleasant for summer work.
This is a good time to begin a bust
ness or shorthand course. Call or
send for catalog.
The business men of this city may
confer a favor upon some worthy
young person, If in need Of a young
mar capable of keeping a set of double
entry books or doing other clerical
work by calling at or calling up Dudley
Business College. We can also supply
you with a good stenographer.
Why not burn the best grades of coal
in your range? You will find them
much more satisfactory at nearly the
same cost during summer season. We
can convince you if you will try a ton
of our Empire lump or Hooking Valley.
"Clean coal" our motto. Phone lao.
Brown Fuel and Lime Company.
H. L. Moulton and FREQ Sawin, Sol
diers' Home members who have been in
the city detention hospital on account
of smallpox, and Mrs. Duane Bentley.
another patient in the hospital, were
released from quarantine Sunday eve
ming. Two other patients will leave
this week, leaving blu two in the hos
pital.
DR.. H. L. Getz arrived home Satur-
day from ST. Louis, where he had been
to attend the annual convention of
International Association of Rail-
way Surgeons, of which organization
was president last year. DR.. GetZ's
four years term as a member Of the
executive committee terminated at this
Frank Moreland, aged 10, son of
Jared Mcreland, of 502 Bromley street,
experienced quite a painful injury Sat
urday while at work In the gasoline
engine department of the Lennox Ma
chine Company. Moreland was handl-
ing a casting, which dropped on his
hand, seVering the tendon at the
base of the middle finger.
Travelling Passenger Agent George
M. Martin, of the Central, passed thru
the city this morning, en- route to
where he accompanied the
Central's excursion train from Hamp-
ton to Algeria, run on account of the
base ball game between the crack col
ored team of Algona and the Sioux
City league team. The excursion was
a very successful one.
Joseph o. Shannon, a member of the
Soldiers Home, was before the COM
m%issioners of insanity Saturday even
Ing and was adjudged insane. Sheriff
Shoemaker accompanied him to Mt.