Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-19
Millinery at 10 East State.

OT. JdIlSS, SURGEON dliu ply SASAdA'
Dr. Mairs osteopathist Fidelity bank.
Drs. Fry. homeopathic phys. surg.
New spring shades In kid gloves at
Newcomers.
Ladies, call and see our display. at
Miss Middlekauff's.
Mems lace or congress shoes tonight
only 81. The Fair.
Charles r. Sphinx, architect. Room IL,
First National Bank.
Sheer linens, all overs edges and in
sertions to match at Newcomers.
Strawberry short cake like mother
used to make at the Paragon restau-
rant.
Ames State College Glee and Mando-
lin clubs at the NJ. E. church Thursday.
May s.
Special tonight, all ties sold for 20, 80
and 40 cents at the Fair go for Is cents
this evening.
Mr.. b. f. Smith, of Timber Creek
township, is seriously i'll at his home
with pneumonia.
Change of Time-The Chicago Great
Western has changed the time of trains.
See time card in this issue.
Bicycles-The name Crescent guar
antees quality in style. finish and durs-
bility. Schmidt's hardware store.
If YOU want bargain In tailor
made suit, skirt or jacket attend the
special ten days sale at the Hawkeye.
Refrigerators, the celebrated Ice
berg" line, all sizes from fifty pounds to
90 pounds ice. Schmidt's hardware
store.
Lamb Bros. have just completed an
order of 10000 of their different high
grade cigars for Chris Wetzstein. all
bearing the union label.
Flitton's steam dye works has re-
duced the price of cleaning suits 10
$1.50. 1t will pay you to have your
old suit cleaned and pressed.
Bring pencils to the Leland Powers
impersonation on Monday evening.
Printed lists of available talent 1or
next season will be furnished and each
NAV indicate their choice.
Maddern's Merrymakers will open a
three nights engagement at the Odeon
Monday evening. The company is a
clean one and the opening bill Will be
the comedy drama, Bachelor Hall.
Many excellent specialties are intro
duced. Prices, 10, 20 and 80 cents. Oh
Manday night a lady will be admitted
free with every 80 cent ticket reserved
before 6, o'clock.
Mr.. Opie Read, the well-known Chi
cago author-lecturer, and Mr.. Wailac"
Bruce Amsbary, humorist, were IN the
city Friday night, being on their way
south from Ames, where Friday eve
ming they appeared before the students
of Iowa State College. Mr.. Amspary
has been with Mr.. Read all season. un
der the direction of the Central Lyceunl
Bureau. and they will also be together
next season.
Art Cotton was arrested Friday al
ternoon by Deputy Marshal Cochran
city health officer, for violating the
quarantine established at the Soldiers
Home. Cotton entered the grounds to
pay a visit to his mother, who is IN the
He was arraigned before
Mayor Jones Friday evening and was
sentenced to thirty days work on the
rock pile, in default of the payment
Of a fine of $50 and costs.
John r. Humphrey, of Mason City,
who has been in the city for few days
visit with his friend, e. r. Streeter re-
turned Friday evening to his home. MIR.
Humphrey and Mr.. Streeter were
among the earlier settlers of O'Brien
living there when there We're
but twenty-six voters in the county. 1t
has been thirty years since they had
seen each other and Mr.. Humphrey took
occasion to visit Mr.. Streeter here
while on his way home from business
trip to Des Moines.
Fred Hopkins, Jr., who recently dis
posed of his tailoring business at Tama,
and for the past few weeks has been In
The employ of his father, Mr.. Fred
Hopkins, of this city, left this morning
,or, Spirit Lake, where he wiz take
,harge of the tailoring department OF
he John Millar clothing store. Mrs.
Hopkins, who has been in the city with
Ter husband, went to Tama this after
noon to make preparations for remov-
ng to Spirit Lake. She expects to join
Ter husband there in a week or ten
lays.
In speaking of those in attendance
1t the annual convention of the South
western Iowa Teachers Association, at
Council Bluffs, the Nonpareil of yes
erday says: Miss Hostetler, who is
sister of Rev. Harvey Hostetler of the
Second Presbyterian church of this
,ity, is the only woman superintendent |
present. Among the visitors at yester-
lays session aside from the superin-
endents were: Superintendent Nc
.4s.n of South Omaha, President Long
veil Of Highland Park College. Des
Ioines, Superintendent Clifford of the |
Council Bluffs, and former Superinten-
lent Cooper"
Big line of white shirt waists In ali
lew styles at Newcomers.
Mrs. Ira Kemble went to Oskaloosa
friday evening, summoned by tele-
,hone message announcing that her |
ather, Mr.. w. w. Haskell. promi
lent attorney of Oskaloosa, had been
tricken with paralysis while in the
Downing lobby, enjoying few mo-
nents' conversation with Judgs
Dewey. Mrs Kemble's stay in Oska
oosa will be indefinite. and will de-
,end anfirely upon the condition of |