Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-02

we can please you. In fact anything in
woodwork. The new planning mill, 206
South First avenue.
Thorough workmanship and min
imum charges on your bicycle repair
work at Thurber's Cycle Store, Church
street and First avenue.
DR.. Cora Williams, specialist, gym
geology and obstetrics. Office over No.
6. West Main, Residence and office
telephone .(new) No. 62.
TIL Marshalltown Ministerial Union
will hold its bi-weekly meeting Monday
morning at 10 o'clock in Rev. f. NJ.
Coleman's study in the Methodist
church.
BY close inspection yoa will find there
has never been anything shown in the
city to compare with our line of fancy
hosiery. See our east window. NJ. f..
Andrews.
l will sell the entire stock of pianos
and organs of the Central Iowa Music
Company at factory cost, until all are
sold. Second hand instruments at a
sacrifice. o FL. Egermayer, attorney.
Einkle Block.
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Mrs. Charles Saunders had treated
with physicians for five years in Monte
yuma without success for a granulated
throat and catarrh ant came to DIR.
Wood at Marshalltown and was cured
in four weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Perry and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Hopkins and daughter Flor
ence We're in Gilman Friday night,
where they were present ut a May party
and banquet, given by the members Of
Cyrus Masonic Lodge.
l.. w. Fox, of Albion, was in the city
Friday, accompanying two carloads of
hogs which were sold at the Britain
4 &C. yards. The animals We're very
choice, medium weight stuff. averaging
$50 pounds. One hundred and twenty
six head were sold.
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The Young Ladies' Missionary Soc
iety of the Methodist church gave a
very successful social at the church
parsonage Friday night. Luncheon In
PRETTY decorated May baskets. was
disposed of at auction, and a very
pleasant evening was enjoyed.
Marshal Will Il. Nicholson. who had
such a severe fall a week ago, is not
improving as rapidly as had been hoped.
The Improvement during the first few
days after his hurt was quite notice
able, but for the past two or three days
he has not rested quite so well.
A colony of twenty-five Aus.rians
has arrived at Quarry to work in tn
quarries of the LeGrand Quarry Com
pany, of this city. The men were EN-
ployed in the quarries last summer,
but have been working with railroad
gangs in Oklahoma during the winter
David Blackburn, of st. Anthony, who
has been spending the past ten days
with his SON., FL. F. Blackburn, at Ait
ken, Mimi, arrived in the city this |
morning on his way home. II. r. Black
burn and family accompanied Mr..
Blackburn and will again make their
home in st. Anthony.
The ditching of five cars of a Chicago
Great Western freight train at an early
hour this morning lei Dewar, Black.
hawk county, delayed the south boun5
hawk county, delayed all south bound
passenger trains into this city. The
early passenger. No. 1, was three hours
late, and No. 5 was about an hour late
The members of the Iowa State Nor
NAL baseball nine, OF Cedar Falls,
passed thru the city this morning, be-
ing on their way TO Ames, where they
were scheduled to meet the Ames team
this morning. The dual track .meet OF
Grinnell and Ames had been planned
for this afternoon, but 1t is thought
aynightMD assedpKrfomor ming, ,urd
that neither the ball game nor the
will be pulled off owing to the
rain.
The Game Keeper will be presented
1t the Odeon this evening and is I'M
any other Irish comedy-drama that
aas been produced in years. The author
Toes not select one nation to ridicule
While upholding another: he is impair
.ial to all. The play treats of simple
ife in the Emerald Isle, the characters
ire those you meet in everyday life.
rhe cast Is composed of actors and ac-
resses especially selected to fit their
'oles. Thomas J. Smith, the clever
and dancing comedian, is the
star. The cast also includes he clever
,hild artist. Baby Patti.
c. NJ. Norton, for many years
VIM. Andrews and since the lat
.ers decease with the VIM. Andrews
Company, has bought an interest in the
abstract books and business of the Mar
hall Abstract Company Incorporated,
owned by r. w. and f. ". H~argrave. +.
". Hargrave retiring to enter into 9TH
n business. Mr.. Norton is an expert
need abstracter of titles. and being q
is familiar with Ill matters per-
aiming to real estate titles, and beinsl
,areful and correct in his work is
of n air share Of business IN
lis line. Mr.. Norton can be found with
Z. w. HargraVe at Room 3, court house
The Pentecostal mission. over 1O5
Cast State street, is planning for a SER
of tabernacle meetings to be held
rom May 26 to June 4, when Fl. G.
Morrison, a Kentucky lawyer-evangel-
st, n member of the Methodist
'hurch, and of the National Holiness
association, will be here and conduct
he meetings. Mr.. Morr ison is said to
AVE considerable reputation as an
,rator. Until that time the Pentecostal
will hold a special prayer serv-
for these meetings each Sunday af-
ernoon at 3 o'clock, at which time Ed
,ar p. Eilyson, Of the Christian Work
RS Training School, will give Bible
on prevailing prayer. Sun