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


DR.. Trotter, phycician and surgeon.
May 1911 Eadie Music Company.
DR.. Lierle, eve. ofilce hours to $3.50
DR. MARS. osteopathist Fidelity bank.
Fine millinery cheap at Miss Middle
kauffs.
Take your laundry to F1itton. 1t
will suit you.
New mating art squares and go
carts at Cards.
Great sale of cent ginghams at 31s
cents. Bannatyne & Lay.
The barometer commenced falling
Sunday night and today indicates rain.
To Rent-Cottage with all modern
Improvements. centrally located. In
Quire of John b. Simmons.
We have the goods, the prices, and
turn out the work. Brenneck, the re-
liable tailor.
Remember that the Eadie Music
Company will have their opening in
this city Friday and Saturday, May
Is and 10.
The Eadie Music Company has three
stores at present, but will make the
Marshalltown house it's main store and
locate here permanently.
Don't forget to see "Mergie's Mar
rage" at Sieg's 1'heater tonight. 1t is
mercenary one in every respect. Adj
mission 10 cents. Two ladies on one
ticket.
Street cars will be in waiting after
the performance at the Odeon hereaf-
ter. The Warner Comedy Company
opens a weeks engagement tonight
Prices, 10, 20 and 80 cents.
The Pullman private car Mayflow-
err once the car devoted entirely to the
private use of the late George NJ. Pull
| man, passed thru the city this morning
on the Northwestern Pacific express.
bearing Mr.. Emery, of New York. and
party OF eight, ell route for the coast.
| Mr.. George Ward, of Nrontour, who
has been in the employ of the Iowa
| Telephone Company for several years,
at Iowa Falls, was in the city Saturday,
leaving in the evening for Denver, Col,
main for an indefinite time. Mr.. Ward
may decide to locate in the west.
r. B. Wallace, the Council Bluffs
travelling man who supposed that he
had been robbed of s35 on the depot
platform Friday night, was presented
with his purse. intact, by Conductor
Chapman, of the Central. who found
the money in seat inshls train after
the train left here the evening the
money was missed.
Mr.. r. C. Martin, of the Iowa Cen
trail general freight department, was In
Minneapolis for an over-Sunday visit
with his family. Mr.. Martin will move
his wife and daughter Lois to Peoria on
May /, when the transfer of the gen
eral freight department will be made.
He will not, however. at present trans
fer his household effects, and instead
will rent apartments and board for a
time.
Mr. H. P. Densel has received from
Frank Williams, of Rochester, Pa, a
couple of curious firearms, relics of the
closing days OF the civil war. The guns
ar Remington rifles of pattern in use
prior to the invention of metal car
tridges, but are breech loading. Paper
shells were made for them. but these
We're discharged by percussion caps
similar to these used on the old fash
Toned muskets and shot guns.
The teachers of the Albion schools
have all been reelected to their posi-
tons for next year with the exception
- i,,tn alt 10
department, who was not an applicant
for the position. The teachers re-elect-
ed are Principal E. j. Gable, Miss Hat
tie e. Sawyer, assistant principal; Mr.
Charles Putnam, of the granmr de-
partment, and Miss Cora e. Dill, pri-
mary, kindergarten and music.
The programs for the convention OF
the Iowa Commercial Teachers Assoc
citation, to be held May 10 in Cedar
Rapids, have been issued. Professor
a. w. Dudley. of this city, will attend
and will lead the discussion on the
Aim and Scope of the Ideal Business
College" Mr. Dudley is desirious OF
Interesting the people of Marshalltown
and securing the attendance of several
citizens, with the view of securing the
next convention for Marshalltown.
Vance, the 5-months old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Burt Bingaman, of 21O South
Center street, who has been i'll for the
past week, is improved so that he is
row considered out of danger. For a
time last week it was not expected that
the child could possibly live, men
ingeal trouble having superseded all
attack of mal-nutrition. Mrs. Amanda
Bingaman, Mr.. Bingamans mother of
Vinton, who has been in the city two
weeks at her sons home, returned to
her home Saturday.
Passengers at the union station Sun
DAY morning had an opportunity of see
ing by daylight the Northwestern new
81, 100000 equipment train, the over
land limited, No. 2, which was eight
hours late from the west. The train
created considerable interest as the
majority Of the people at the station
had never had an opportunity to see it
since it's Inauguration into service q
few weeks ago. The train has been de-
layed on the entire trip west, owing to
freight wreck at the California snow
Sheds short distance out of Frisco.
Mr.. Philo King, formerly superin-
tendent of the factory of the Glucose
Sugar Refining Company, of this city.
spent Saturday here looking after bust
ness matters in connection with the
company's interest here. Mr.. King says
That the NIarshalltoHn plant will be