Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-08
wedgewood wall texts at Liebig's.

w~illowware at Culley's, 10 and II South
First avenue.
Suits must be sold tomorrow; choice
of 10 suits for S4.@5; blacks and greys.
Lee & Benedict.
Harry Martel's The Volunteer Or
ganist" Company arrived in the city
this forenoon from Des Moines.
Thousands of bedding plants at the
hemble green houses. Carnations, CO.
lens, geraniums, venica, agertum. SAL
via, ETC., etc.
We are headquarters as we were last
yea on hammocks. We have got chem.
all styles, all kinds, all prices from 81
to So. Temple of Economy.
The Ladies of the Woodmen's Circle
will be entertained at the homo OF
Mrs. Frank Dewey, GOA North Second
Avenue, tomorrow afternoon.
Never in the history of the Sieg has
such large audiences gathered under its
roof. Why not? the people are getting,
II dollar shows for 10 cents.
June numbers of all the leading
fashion books, including the Delineator,
at c. Deuell's News Depot. I West Main
street; in fremont previous to the fire.
Mr.. A. z. Shorthill, who has been Sc
riously i'll for the past few weeks, is
somewhat improved, the general symp-
toms indicating u change for the better.
He is still very Ill, however.
Don't fail to hear Ettinger, Resler,
Bingham, Anthony and forty other ar
lists with Ames State College Glee and
Mandolin Club tonight in the NJ. E.
church. Admission rs cents.
Bullhead fishing is reported excellent
points down the river, the result
of the recent high water. DR.. Mark
Evans and a friend, at LeGrand, the
other day, caught 200 'lunkers' in an
afternoons fishing.
Sheriff Shoemaker went to Mel
today to serve papers in a suit
brought in behalf of the town to secure
the condemnation Of certain land for
street purposes. The officials of the
town desire to open a street thru a ten
acre tract owned by John Witt.
Mrs. C. A. Billings and son. Mr.. Fred
Billings. are home from Los Angeles.
Cal, where they have been spending
the winter on account of Mrs. Billings
Fred was In school at Los An
geles during the winter, but does not
expect to return next fall. Instead he
will enter the high school here.
Rev. j.. j.. Brewer, who resides in
Dunkard settlement neal Rockton,
in the city Wednesday evening
from Lone Tree, where he went last
week to conduct a brief series of meet
Rev. Brewer stopped while Ell
route home at Iowa City, where he
after some church business mat
tiers.
Flower thieves have commenced OPP
with the first opportunity and
raids on several tulip beds are
reported. Among those whose tulips
nave been stolen are P. S. Balch, George
A. Turner and George Willigrod, who
after spending considerable money for
tulbs and devoting much work to their
care are very much aggrieved because
Of their losses.
MI. C. w. Huntington. the new gen
llltGllatllt VI III SCiilisi
of Ncw jersey, who was in the
city Wednesday night, en- route to Jer-
sey city to assume the duties Of his new
position, was entertained by Mr.. and
r. j. Fletcher. Mr.. E. f. Kerwin,
trainmaster of the Central, accompan-
ed Mr.. Huntington to this city, return
ing to Oskalcosa at sos.
Tho hYNGroa NfI1clotaarS will ha the |
attraction at the Odeon Saturday, May
10. Much is expected of this produc-
ion of the Three Musketeers," as tho
story furnishes unusual opportunitie1
or picturesque scenes and dramatic
action. The cast is said to be a strong
one headed by the well-known ro-
star Sanford Dodge. The cos
.ule s are rich and beautiful and tho
equipment elaborate.
Mr.. Victor Ettinger, the mandolin
with the Iowa State College
Ma ndolin and Glee Club, Mr.. Bachman
and Mr.. Harry Denmead, of the man.
club. and Miss Dickens arrived in
city this morning from Ames. The
members Of the musical Or
safization arrived this afternoon or
lie SOlOlduO Spetldi. VII. Dtllllledu eli
aims at dinner this evening Messrs.
l.. Smith, c. c. Jones and
Fra nix Hill, all members of the mandi-
in club.
May number Of Russell's Railway
Guide on sale. G. Deuell's News Depot.
1t will be to your advantage to as
the rates from Chicago to New
York, New England and all eastern
points applying over the Nickel Plate
road and It's eastern connections. Three
daily trains, on which there is no ex-
cess fare. One feature of service on
that road is meals in dining cars, on
American club plan. Pay for what you
get, but in no event more than from 80
to 81. Folders. rates and all in
formation cheerfully furnished by ap-
plving to John Y. Callahan, general
agent, III Adams street. Chicago, III.
Depot, Fifth IN and Harrison
The freshest of fish at Culley's mar
iet.
Before ad%journing court Wednesday
Judge Burnham appointed a trusteeh
Ic handle certain funds of the Mar
Stone Company. The APP
was made on the application
of D. r. Denmead, who holds a mort
a G on the property, and G.. c. st. Clair
vas selected as the trustee. He will
and pay u the moneys re-
,eived from the Great Western under a
for furnishing a large quanti-
y of crushed stone to be used as bal
asst along it's line. The stone company