Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-28

The Gibson shirt waist hat at Miss
Middlekauffs.
Boys clothing still selling at cost
Bannatyne & Lay.
Price cuts no figure during Our open
ing. Eadie Music Company.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. l.. Snyder. of COS
East Main street, are parents of son.
The Eadie Music Company will open
their store in this city Friday, May Is.
Beginning May 1st our store will
close at p. m. except Saturday. f. 8.
Wiley
Have your laundry work done at
Flitton's. Packages called for and de-
livered.
Staple check ginghams, cent value.
our price 31s cents per yard. Banna-
tyne & Lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Skie, of 916
South Tenth avenue, are parents OF
daughter, born to them Sunday eve
ming.
Flittons steam dye works has re-
duced the price of cleaning suits to
s1.50 1t will pay you to have your
old suit cleaned and pressed.
The Colorado special Saturday eve
ming was delayed into this point forty
minutes owing to a freight wreck on
the Galena division. No fatalities are
reported.
siegs Theater tonight-the largest
repertoire company in this country
Fuckers famous Korak Wonders. Adj
mission 10 cents. Ladies free with one
paid ticket.
Rev. Otto Strendin, of the Swedish
Mission church, returned home Satur-
day evening from Triumph and Worth
ington, Mimi, where he has been for
the past two weeks conducting special
meetings.
In order to do little special adver-
tisin. the Eadie Music Company will
make a price on it's pianos during its
opening that will sell them. This will
certainly be an opportunity for any
one contemplating buying to secure a
high grade piano at an extremely low
price.
Company, that opens a weeks engage
ment at the Odeon tonight. Is one OF
the best repertoire shows in the west.
The comedy drama, "Mercies Mar
rage" will be the bill this evening.
Specialties are introduced between
each act. Prices, 10. 20 and 80 cents.
Mrs. Charles Hawk and son Francis.
of Dayton, who were called to the city
a week ago because of the illness of
Mrs. Hawks aunt, Mrs. %. l.. Phillips,
of Kansas City, who is making her
home for the present with her brother,
Mr.. Perry Woodruff, 400 East Church
street Mrs. Phillips was quite criti-
cally ill for a few days but is greatly
improved at present.
The sheriff's jury of Poweshiek coun-
ty concluded it's work Saturday in con-
demning the land between Grinnell and
Searsboro, to be used by the Iowa Cen
trail in revising Its grade on School
house" hill Two more land owners
along the proposed change received
settlements Saturday. The land con-
demncd belonged to Messrs. Humbert,
Boyle, Devereaux and Rutherford.
Rev. Fathers NJ. C. Lehman and John
Stuart, of ST. Mary's. Joseph Schlueter.
of Hayerhill, Dennis Lundon, Of st. An
thony and P. NJ. Loughnane, of State
Center, left this morning for Dubuque,
where they will be present at the
Catholic synod. Rev. Loughmane only
returned to State Center Saturday
from Marion, where he had been for a
short visit with Rev. ]. Hartigan.
Engineer Nose Arquette, of the Gen.
trial, says that he never, in his thirty
FIVE years of railroading, experienced
such a storm at. this time of year as
that of Friday evening on the north
end of the line, between Rockwell and
Mason City, Rain, snow and hail were
encountered in the greatest violence,
with the wind blowing a perfect gale.
Fences were blown down, cattle guards
torn away and outbuildings scattered
in all directions. Nose says that at one
time he really thought his train would
have to come to standstill, SO great
was the velocity of the wind.
Professor Frederic Mills Ross and
wife, who have been in Europe since
September of last year, have landed
in New York, where they are visiting
with the mother and family of Mr..
Ross and other friends. Mr.. Ross has
spent most of his time in the Royal
Conservatory of Music in Leipric, tho
theyvisited Berlin, Dresden, Brussels
London and Liverpool. They also
spent about two months in Paris,
where Mr.. Ross was working on COM
position. They will visit friends in
Buffalo, Detroit and Chicago, arriv
ing in this city about June 1, and are
expected to spend the summer witt
Mrs. Ross parents, Professor and Mrs
A. w. Dudley, 40 North First street.
The travel department of the Wom-
ems Club enjoyed a very pleasant eve
ming socially Saturday at the home of
Mrs James Cammack. The affair,
aside from being the closing meeting of
the season, was given complimentary
to Miss Anna Lane, instructor of Euro
pean history in the high school. who
has been the departments leader this
year and who is to leave the city with
in a few days for her home in Balm
bridge, Ind, to make preparations for
her marriage, the latter part of May, tic
Dr. w. r. Lpgelbach, of the University
of Pennsylvania. Miss Lane was pre-
scented by the department with pretty
chafing dish. Miss tertie Halbert, of
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