Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-20

get what you pay for when l sell 70,
the coal. City weight. George Nyden
Ladies, remember the Easter open
ing of millinery Saturday. March -
al III East Main street. Mrs. l.. TUT
free.
Miss Middlekauff is ready to see Gus
toners at Ito East State street in the
Tinkle building, where she Will remain
until her former room is repaired.
Come early, come late. you can ge,
your pick No picked over goods, but
always fresh and up-to-date at Gull
Iley's, 10 and 10 South First avenue.
Reynolds & Sheldon will have theii
usual supply of cucumbers, tomatoes
parsley, spinach. fresh onions, celery
and lettuce on Friday and Saturday.
Don't miss the grand concert at the
Christian church given by the famous
Boston Hand Bell Ringers Friday
March 81, at p. m. Admission. 80
cents.
Miss Betha Rowen went to Clifford
Wednesday evening, where she viii re-
main for an indefinite stay at the aome
of her sister, Mrs. c. T. Clifford. whose
children are i'll with the measles.
Hellberfi has made some heavy pur-
chases of new iewelry which are now
arriving, and it will pay all buyers OF
iewelry, especially watches, to give
Hellberg's stock a call.
In making your engagement reserve
t,A 11ay, 10
ton supper to be given by the Ladies
Guild. A hot supper in true plantation
style will be served by dusky southern
maidens
The special communication which
was to have been held Friday evening,
March 81. by Iowa Valley Lodge. No
1856, A. f. & A. NJ, for work in the first
degree, has been postponed until FUR
Their notice. l. X. Anterior. w. Nj.
Agent w. w. Stahl of the Iowa Cen
trail at Lisconb leaves in few days
for points in Minnesota, where he will
remain for two weeks vacation. The
office will be placed in the temporary
charge of b. H. Wilson. of Oakville, Ill
A farmer named Hart residing two
miles southwest of the city, was placed
under quarantine at his home Wednes-
day afternoon by Health Physician III
II. Nichols. OF this city. Mr. Hart has
q well developed case of smallpox in
a mild form.
A number OF the Grand Army friends
of Mr.. j. +. whitman, learning that
Wednesday was the fifty ninth ami
versary of his birth. paid an unexpected
visit to his home in the evening. MI
whitman was presented with a hand
some gold mounted pipe by his army
comrades.
Conductor A. NJ. Rennie. of the
Central who has been i'll at his home III
Oskaloosa for the past two weeks. ar
rived in the city this morning and will
remain for brief stay, looking after
business matters. Mr.. Rennie is inn
proving slowly from his recent illness
and hopes to be able to resume his rur
soon.
The Wright County Democrat Clar-
ion. SAYS: DIR George Niblock, OF
Marshalltown, son of Rev. Niblock
who has occupied the u. P. pulpit al
this place, came here Friday to make
arrangements to locate and practices
his profession. He is friend of Rev
Pollock, now in charge at the U. p
church. and is reputed to be an ex-
cellent physician
| Max Hoffman, of Chicago, one of the
prominent spiritualists of the country
who is well known in this city thru his
{,,1 lou Wi.
litualists' Association, spent "Wednesday
in the city with friends. Mr.. Hoffman
was accompanied by his manager, Mr.
John F. Eichen. and is en- route cas-
| from Lincoln, Neb., where he has beer
| for an extended stay. He went to &c
dar Rapids this morning, and after {
| brief stay there and at Clinton Will
return to Chicago, and from there viii
go to Milwaukee for a months work il
the spiritualistic field.
Mrs. F. II. Boucher and mother, Mrs
f. e. Judd, left Wednesday evening fol
Davenport, going via Grinnell, where
| they remained over night, and thi.
morning met Rev. and Mrs. Allen Judd
and Mr. b. r. Henry, of Des Moines
and Mrs. F. r. Gaynor, of LeMars. The
party will be in attendance this after
noon at the interment of the incinerat
ed remains of the late DIR. f. E. Judd
who died in Portland a few weeks ago
The interment had been postponed one
day because of the fact that it was i'm.
possible for Bishop Theodore N. Nor.
rison to be present to conduct the bur.
ial services.
Mr.. Walter Trotter. who is the Pitts
burg representative of the Sullivan
Machinery Company, OF Chicago, ant
is employed by his company as an ex.
pert on mining machinery, arrived ir
the city Wednesday evening on the Col.
orado special for weeks stay at the
home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G
Trotter. Mr.. Trotter is just beginning
to recover nicely from an accident
which occurred a week ago in mine
near Terre Haute, Ind. Mr.. Trotter was
engaged in experimenting with a new
piece of mining machinery, when &
large piece of slate fell, striking him or
the head. He sustained severe scalr
wounds, and has been confined to his
room since the accident.