Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-24


for Decoration day. They will be at
tended to.
You want the best ice cream sodas
Then patronze the Alexander DRUG
Company.
We are glad to show you an up-to-
date line of gentemen's and ladies' low
shoes. E. G. Wallace.
Three pairs of ladies' misses and
ohildrens fast black hose tonight fol
25 cents. Lee & Benedict.
Nothing nicer than bed of KEN
ble's cannas No extra charge fol
making bed and planting.
Mrs. Maria Carpenter has been sent
from Searsboro by a local physician to
| DR.. Wood, and is doing well.
| An excellent young fresh COW and
West Main street residence for sale.
Delano T. Smith, court house.
Miss May Chaplin returned Friday ev-
ening from Newton. where she was
called few days ago on account of the
death of her uncle, the late a. J. Logan.
Mrs. w. b. Elliott, who has been i'll
with infamnlatory rheumatism during
the past four weeks and confined to her
bed much of the time, is convalescent.
AS the high school baccalaureate
sermon will be delivered Sunday even
ing. there will be no services at the
Congregational church, morning or
evening.
Chairman Elliott, of the state pro-
hibition central committee, addressed a
good-sized audience at the Friends
church at LeGrand Friday night. Mr..
glliott's talk was along temperance
lines.
Signet chapter No. So, Royal Arch
degree this Saturday evening, May
Gath. Members are requested to be
present Gayel falls, $50 p. IN. !. T.
Forbes, II. p.
Mrs. Emily Babb, of Montezuma, is
under the care of DR.. Wood, the eminent
specialist of Marshalltown. Mrs. Babb
is the sister of Jimmy Anderson, one of
whose eyes DR.. Wood removed eight
years ago, thus saving his life.
The promotion of Capt. w. S. Bel
den to be chief of division in the post
Office department was learned with
pleasure by his friends in this city.
where he formerly resided. The salary
attached to his new position is $4,000
year.
The delegates to the twelfth annual
convention of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society of the Marshall
town district. Methodist church, re-
turned home Friday evening from To-
ledo Mrs. w. ]. Irvine, of this city
was reelected corresponding secre-
tary.
Last evenings Des Moines News
says: Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Stipp, Mr..
and Mrs s. NJ. Brimhall, DR.. and Mrs
Theodore Engle and Messrs. Robert
Ferguson Louis Hannah and c. w
Price all OF State Center, We're in the
city this week to attend the G. "A. r.
encampment."
Tommy" Downs entertainment at
Moatour Friday night was a great sue
cess and to the members of the Ladies
Cemetery Aid Society, under whose
auspices the entertainment was given,
Mr.. Downs presented $3.50 as the pro-
ceeds Of the evening. Mr.. Downs was
assisted by his friend, Mr.. e. II. Martin,
of Webster City, an impersonator and
whistler.
Miss Helen Burnell went to Newton
Friday evening, called by news of the
death OF her cousin, Mr.. Earl Burnell
son of Mr. and Mrs. Court K. Burnell
of Newton. Mr.. Burnell died in Fall
River, Mass. after a four days illness
caused by tuberculosis of the brain
Mr. BIrnell had been in the east since
leaving school last year, engaged in
putting i'm automatic telephone ser
vices. He vii: be remembered by
number of friends here, he having
spent one summer in Marshalltown a
few years ago. He was 90 years of age
The funeral will probably he held Sun.
day or Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. A. S
Burnell will go to Newton this even
ing to be gone until after the funeral
All the talk about carrying a large
and up-to-da stock of tailoring goods
is idle when you compare others with
that of the Marshall Tailoring Com
pany. The very latest, both domestic
and foreign, fabrics are ready for in
spection. and even some of our fall and
winter goods are now arriving. The
wise man buys early and gets the best;
others take what is left What is the
use of trying to gull the public by adj
vertisng goods that you do not have in
stock? We have the best, and promise
10 not ONLY give Won the choicest roodc
on the market, but a fit and finish that
you need not be ashamed to meet any
one on the street when you have the
suit on. We are here for business and
it is coming our way. Marshall Tailor
ing Company.
A. l. Clark, OF Boone, foreman of the
Chicago & Northwestern painters on
the Iowa division, arrived in the city
and with few men began
the work Of repainting and vanishing
the interior OF the passenger station AT
this point. All of the exterior wood
work is also TO be painted, the work to
be completed by June S. Mr.. Clark
will put between twenty five and thir-
ty men on the work Monday
Postmaster John @. Saint spent the
day in Oskaloosa, where he was invit-
ed by Postmaster Charles Hoffman to
look over the plans of the new federal
building at that point, now being erect
ed. Mr.. Hoffman, now that the build
ing is so far along that the defects can
not be remedied sees wherein it might |
have been vastly improved, especially |
as concerns its vault room. The Oska-
loosa postoffice is not going to have |