Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-06

Pappe's line of silk jackets comprises
the newest and most up-to- date styles
For the latest patterns in wall paper
go to Dinges & Everist, 205h West
Main street.
Our crash at 71a cents IS equal to any
advertised as bargain at SIS cents.
Bannatyne & Lay.
i Another shipment of ladies' suits
and skirts received this morning at
Lee, Benedict & Co.
Our west window will show you what
we will sell in the way of linen crash
Tuesday and Wednesday. Archie Par
ker.
4 The homes of Charles w. Nelson. $50
North Third street, and A. j. Shively,
700 East Bromley, were released from
scarlet fever quarantine today.
Mr. and Mrs. d. c. Wilbur and
daughter. who have been visiting for
the past few months in California and
other points of interest III the west, ar
rived home this morning.
Observation-Disclosures of the Frater-
Inal Order of Eagles are hereby notified
that Hellberg. the jeweler, has now a
large line oflemblems belonging to said
order. Come and see US.
/ State Commander j. NJ. Ermerins. OF
the Maccabees, spent Saturday in the
lefty. being on his way home to Des
Moines from a business trip to Bur-
|lington and Cedar Rapsds.
/ For Rent-My house at 4OS North
First avenue. Would like to rent to
man and wife who would board myself
and son; chance for the right parties
4 Or will rent and keep one room. e. A.
Tuffree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hopkins, Of Spirit
Lake, who were summoned to this city
ness of the formers brother Sidney, left
for their home this morning. Master
Hopkins is slightly improved.
! Miss Cora Galloway. who was badly
injured week ago Sunday by bling
thrown from her carriage, is considera
bly, improved and II is thought is out Of
4 danger. She was able to be up Sunday
and take dinner with the family.
Mrs. George Johnson left for Colfax
i daughter, Miss Minnie Johnson. where
they will remain for couple of weeks
In the hopes of benefitlng Mrs. john
sons health, she being 4 great sufferer
from rheumatism.
Mrs. G. f. Thayer, who is i'll with ty
phoid fever was removed to the Single
ton hospital this morning. Her mother
Mrs. j. w. Will, of Grinnell. who has
been with her for the past few days.
returned to her home this morning, ac-
companied by her granddaughter, Ada
line.
For Sale-1 will sell all my house
hold goods at private sale, beginning
tomorrow morning, Tuesday, April 4,
at 9 o'clock. I will be at the house
i ready to show customers until all
condition e. A. Tuffree, 40S North
First avenue.
II. B. Cole, who until recently has
been night operator in the yard mas
ters office of the Iowa Central in this
city, but who during the past week has
been supplying for Day Operator Fred
Bates, will leave for Chicago In a day
or two having accepted a position with
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany in-that city.
! The funeral of the late Elmer S. Arm
i ey was very largely attended at the
I.old Bethel Christian church Sunday
morning at 1890 o'clock, Rev. David
Thomas, of LeGrand, officiating
4 The pail bearers were Messrs. c. E.
4 Arney, l.. w. Fiscus, Alonzo Jay, E.
l nd Will
/ lard Houser.
i c. n. Hull received from his son
4 Willard, this morning, the first letter
4 dated from Pekin, written two days
4 after his arrival at the Chinese capital.
4 Mr. Hull is delighted with the pros
Ipects. the government having erected
for the ten students use tn little
dwelling houses near the legation. He
had taken his first lessen and appears
enthusiastic.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac B. HaSiland and
i daughter arrived in the city Saturday
4 evening from Brazil. Ind, and went to
Minerva where they will visit Mrs.
Haviland's sister, Mrs. Warren Mich
OILS. Until quite recently Mr.. Haviland
has been editor and publisher of the
Brazil County Democrat, but he has
disposed Of the property, and has not
yet decided what his plans for the fu-
ture will be. Mr.. and Mrs. Haviland
will remain with friends and relatives
in and near Marshalltown for some
time.
The prevalence of typhoid fever in
other cities of the state has been more
noticeable during the past few days,
when doctors have been trying to se-
cure nurses for patients. One physi-
: clan, anxious to get a trained nurse.
made a half dozen attempts Saturday
before he could get one, and then was
. only able to secure one thru another
physician. yDes Moines was telephoned
first, but the reply was that all of the
available nurses of the city were mead
ed because of typhoid fever there. Wa
terloo sent the same response, as did
, la!so Cedar Rapids and Dubuque. DR..
Morse, of Edora, was telephoned, but
he had use for all of mis- nurses. DR..
Morse, however, knew of nurse at
Council Bluffs and she was secured on
his request.
S. G. Mason, Of independence, who is
on the road for the Fit. Dodge Stone
ware Company, was in the city today.
: Mr.. Mason noticed In the T.-R. of
Friday the reference to John Shillato,
who had spent Thursday night in the
. city, claiming to have escaped from