Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-19

George ]. Allen! opthalmologist
DR.. n. w. GetZ, surgeon, physician.
For house painting go to Dinges e
Everist.
The Val Blatz Private Stock is the
best beer for table use. For sale by
Gust Bermann.
pony saw mill in good condition
for sale cheap. Has been used Very
little. O. NJ. Braner, 206 South First
avenue.
One and one-third fare on all rail-
roads to Grinnell on Friday, May %, for
the state high school field meet. Tween
ty-two high schools ard 200 contest
ants.
Special offering of ladies' suits: Ten
dollar value now IS. ST. value now SO.
S1i value now slO Sl6 value now s12.
SIS value now s14, S22 -alue now SIS,
S25 value now $50. NJ +. Andrews.
Mrs. f. M. Coleman arrived home
Monday evening from Mt Vernon,
where she has been for few days at
tending the annual May festival of
Cornell College. and visiting her son,
Mr.. Earl Coleman, who is n student
at Cornell. Misses Anna HecoX and
Gertrude Santee. who have also been
attending the festival, returned home
Monday evening.
A telegram received by Z. r. Lay
this morning from Mrs. Lay, who was
called to the bedside of her mother
Mrs. William Hinchlff, in Chicago
last week. announces the latter's death
last night. Mrs Hinchilff was II years
of age, and her death was the result
of severe attack of pneumonia Mr.
Lay will so to Chicago tonight to at
tend the funeral, which will be held
Wednesday afternoon at 2:3 o'clock.
Miss May Welsh, the typewritist who
who demonstrated before the students
lege this morning. wrote 112 words a
minute from dictation and 12S from
copy without an error. She has been
graduated from the commercial college
only ten months, and is an excellent eX-
ample of what may be attained thru the
Van SAINT Touch System" For rapid,
accurate demonstrating Miss Welsh
prefers the Smith Premier machine
Professor Van SAINT. of Omaha, accom-
panied the young lady and addressed
few helpful, encouraging words to the
students.
Business men who consider that they
are smooth enough to get the
best of circus man, found out to
their sorrow yesterday that of all thu
clever people in the advertising bust
ness. the circus representative stands
at the head. Lithograph compliment
aries are given to merchants and others
who display circus posters in their
windows. The bills are placed when the
circus first begins it advertising, and
are left in the windows until about !.
week before the appearance of the at
traction, when an agent calls. sees that
the original number of Autographs arc
still in the windows. and furnishes ord
ers for tickets. Here is where some OF
the merchants, with dreams of a free
ticket to the big show, fell. After re-
ceirins the orders for the tickets the
bills We're taken down and yesterday
when the last agent appeared, to take
up the orders and supply the tickets,
found no Autographs in the windows.
The tickets We're not forthcoming, and
the show has had the benefit of its win
dow advertising in those instances for
nothing.
Messrs Rudolph Henry and w. c.
Rogers, two members of the committee
of the Marshalltown Fish Protective
selected to arrange for the
fishing excursion and picnic of the as
ISOLATION on June 9, went to Steamboat
Rock Monday evening to arrange for
grounds and accommodations. 1t Is
expected the club will make the eXcur-
sion a success in every way, as already
a large number of people. have signi-
fed their intentions of accompanying
the party. The excursion is not to be
confined to club members alone. The
officers of the club think, however, that
interest in the organization can be Gre
ated by an affair of this kind. and that
the clubs membership,will be increased
rs a result The advantages of belong
ing to the club are shown in the fish
ing experiences of Sunday, when George
Wagner landed on the bank seven
pount, pickerel If he had been MEM
Der OF the club 1t is not likely that he
would have had any competition during
the entire season in the pickerel class.
and would have been awarded one OF
the trophies hung up by the club.