Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-15

over Fidelity bank; pracuced owe
three years in the city.
The most complete line of muslin un
derwear shown in the city on sale Mon
day at the Big Fair Store.
A choice lot of Dutch hyacinths
"Reminiscences. daffodils and carna
tons. Phone us your order.
Come on. Don't wait any longer. 70
get what you pay for when | sell 20
the coal. City weight George Nydel
Joel" big Brother" children c
the Valley" Little Dicks Son an
How Dexter Paid His Way at Lie
big's.
We offer for Monday sixty dozen lac
striped ladies hose at 10 cents, thre
pairs only to customer. Bannatyne
Lay.
| Royal Tailors' spring samples ar
now being displayed at % North Firs
avenue. Prices always the lowest o
strictly made OF measure garments.
| Miss Middlekuaff is ready to see Gus
toners at 10 East State street in TIL
Finkle building, where she will remail
until her former room is ready for oc
cupancy.
| When you clean house get a new pic
| ture to replace the old one. possibly tn
| old one reframed. Kinnan & Co. ar
here with the goods at IA West Mali
street, upstairs.
Miss Mildred Moffatt left this morn
| ing for Peoria. where she will be thu
guest of her brother, Mr.. Bruce Moffatt
over Sunday. Miss Moffatt will remain
in Peoria Monday, taking that as he
annual visiting day.
Mrs. George III. Beebe. of 212 Nortl
Second street, underwent difficult ant
painful surgical operation at her home
yesterday. She has rallied from the OPP,
Grafton nicely and indications are tina
she Will make a rapid recovery to per.
feet health.
DR.. Wood the eye, ear and catarrf
specialist, since his return is building
UP a lucrative practice. Merit wins
and to succeed in the best sense one
must be will trained in his work. This
involves years of hospital practice ane
hospital training, which the doctor has
had.
Charles T. Newman, the Outside
man." writes that he feels like the goat
that butted the swing and accidentally
struck the trunk of the tree instead
He says he is a sadder but wiser goa!
and from the general tone of his letter
seems to take his defeat very cheer
fully.
Wait for our opening dates. We have
fine display of the choicest milli-
merry creations. up tod date, ready to-
shapes. Miss Mills has just returned
from the east and has charge of our
trimming department, at Miss Gill
mores.
Miss Maude Whitney went to Lis
comb Friday evening. where she will
remain for visit of several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Patton parents
of the late Frank Patton, one of the
Iowa Central firemen killed In the re-
cent Central wreck, to whom Miss
Whitney was to have been married In
April.
DR.. A. j. Hunter, of Oskaloosa, passed
thru the city Friday evening. en- route
TO Hubbard where he will remain over
Sunday with his aged father, T. j.
Hunter, of Conrad, who is i'll at the
home of his daughter. Mrs. NJ. b. Cool
idge. Mr.. Hunter. altho somewhat i'm
proved from his recent condition, is still
critically Ill.
Dr. t. O. Douglas, of Grinnell. was
in the city this morning, being OH his
way to Waterloo. where this afternoon
he was present at the funeral of one of
the state, Rev. j. X. Cross, who died a
few days ago at the age of SO years.
From Waterloo DR.. Douglass will go to
Charles City for Sunday.
Mike Keller, an old soldier, arrested
by Constable Haas upon a charge of in
was before Justice Rurritt
this morning and discharged. upon the
promise that he would return to the
Home and remain on the grounds for
thirty days Fred Williams, strang-
er, also arrested by Constable Haas.
was discharged by Justice Burritt this
The ladies who expect to have new
hat or bonnet for Easter-and they all
be interested to know that
Mrs. Bertha B. Prlngley will open her
new millinery store. at the corner OF
Main and Second avenue, next week
with a full line of new goods, the very
latest patterns The new millinery
store will be under the management of
Miss Kennedy. who is we'll known to
the ladies In this vicinity
Arrangements are being made by
Union Pacific Railway companies to
provide telephone connections for their
new electric lighted Overland Limited
rains which are expected to be put
N operation some time next month.
The cars will be fitted with telephones
md Immediately upon the arrival OF
he train at an important station the
instrument will be connected with the
-egular telephone lines.
Five cases were disposed of in the
mayors court this morning. Albert
NOgel, VINO created disturbance al TIC
odeon Friday night and was arrested
by Special officer Reed, was sentenced
10 six days work on the rock pile. c.
D. Christian. of Roland, arrested by
Marshal Nicholson for intoxication,
paid the costs. William Cooper, an old
soldier, arrested by Officer Hanson for
was sent to Jail for ten
lays. August German. the same Au-
gust who was once familiar figure in
his CITY, but who now claims
Boone as his home, came to town to