Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-25
Miss Middlekauff, 10 East State.
DR.. Trotter, phycician and surgeon.
Dr. Lierle. eve. ONCE hours to $3.50

ander Drug Company.
Items best soda crackers. cents
pound, Saturday. 1dso.
Goodale & Mack, painting and pa
per hanging. New phone 42O
4 Mrs Burton Harrisons latest book,
"a Princess of the Hills at LiebiG's.
i Have your laundry work done at
Flitton's. Packages called for and de-
livered.
| Remember the special sale at the
Hawkeye closes next Tuesday. Bar
gains for ALL
The best shows ever seen here for
three times the money are now being
given at Sieg's theater.
DR.. N. NJ. Wilson. who has been III
for several days, was able to be ou'
and down town Thursday.
Spiral Van Houtei Bridal Wreath)
plants three TO four feet high ready TO
set out now Wright. Both phones.
/ 1S9.
Flour is UP, but while our present
supply of E. A. c. o. lasts we will sell
at the same old price. Reynolds d
Sheldon.
Charles Babcock, an evangelist, VIII
speak at the Pentecostal mission to-
night at 7:3O; also Saturday at 3 p. m
and 1880.
Flitton's steam dye works has re-
duced the price of cleaning suits to
S1.50. 1t will pay you to have your
| old SHIT cleaned and pressed.
This week the spiritualists will hold
their regular Friday nights social anc
lunch at the Stone church, corner
Second avenue and Church street. All
invited.
Tomorrow is the last Saturday in the
/ ten days sale at the Hawkeye. You
should take advantage of this sale, as
the articles included in it are just what
you need. Watch for our special "ad'
tomorrow.
Mr.. Henry T. Fisher, of Waterloo
a former jeweler of this city, was in
the city over night Thursday being
on his way to Albion on a business
trip Mr. Fisher is now on the road
for his own, firm, the Fisher Tent ant'
Awning Company. Waterloo.
1
Why not improve the chance to go
on the special excursion train to Os-
kaloosa next Saturday morning at 10
o'clock and enjoy the Odd Fellows big
anniversary celebration? Low fare of
81 for the round trip. Fine program
! and interesting features. See bills.
Joseph Hurd, of Gefle, Sweden. ar
rived in the city today and will make
his home in this city with his aunt,
Mrs Henry Sundell. Mr. Hurd left his
native country on the 9th inst, having
made very quick trip. He is ma
chinist by trade and expects to secure
employment in the city.
Engineer George Richardson, of the
Central, whose headquarters are at
Monmouth, Ill.,, arrived in the city
Thursday evening from Cedar Rapids,
where he has been for a ten days visit
with his sister, Mrs. Allie Presler. Mr.
Richardson left for Monmouth this
morning and will resume work Mon
day.
John AK, of 312 South Fourth aven-
ue, Chicago Great Western stone ma
son, was injured Thursday at Berwick
where he was employed on the concrete
work of one of the company's bridges.
A heavy timber fell, striking Mr.. AXIS
hand, resulting in his sustaining 4
mashed thumb and badly sprainet
wrist.
M. S. Cronkett, John Berryhill and
w. Williams, three old soldiers ar
rested by Officers Clark. Hanson and
Hurd respectively. were before the
mayor this morning on intoxication
charges. Cronkett was committed
while the other two paid out. A fourth
veteran was also in court. but was too
drunk to be tried and was sent back to
Jail to sober up.
The Warner Comedy Company, one
of the strongest and best repertoire
companies or the road will open a
weeks engagement at the Odeon next
Monday evening. A comedy drama,
"Mercie's Marriage" has been selected
for the opening bill. Prices, 10, 20 and |
80 cents. On Monday night a lady will
be admitted free with every 80 cent
ticket reserved before o'clock.
One of the highly recommended at
fractions booked for an appearance at
the Odeon this season is Beresford in
George H. Broadhurst's most success
full farce, THE Wrong Mr.. Wright"
which comes this evening and is de-
scribed by all as continuous laugh"
Manager j. j. Coleman has surrounded |
Mr. Beresford with the best players
available and Has left nothing undone
to give thoroughly artistic and en-
joyable performance.
Mr.. Delos E. Way, of Chicago, an ex-
pert soda dispenser, has arrived in the
city and will have charge of b. A. Nor
gans elegant fountain the coming sea-
son. Mr.. Way, altho young man, has
been in the soda fountain business ten
years, having spent this amount of
time with such well-known firms as
Allegretti, Gunther, Berry, Plow and
George r. Baker, which insures to the
people of Marshalltown the finest of
soda water, dispensed In the most ar
tistic manner.
Officer Hanson took occasion yester-
day afternoon to deliver lecture to
several small boys who were taking
risks in front of passing street cars by
remaining on the track until the cars
were within few feet of them and
then jumping out of the way. Every
motorman who had been by the spot
during the better part of the afternoon
had TO apply an emergency brake