Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-21
Finest oysters at the Paragon.

wall paper-tIle pest ana cheapest
in the city at Simmons Book Store.
| III. e. Simkins, undertaking eXclu-
sively. Second door west of postoffice.
Nice cottage for rent near the heart
of the city. Inquire at Simmans' Book
4 Store.
New white and fancy curtain swisses
10 cents and 121la cents per yard.
Archie Parker
Special for Monday Kia Kai wash
silks in white and colors for Sac. a yard.
Best quality. Lee, Benedict & Co
Ladies, if you are interested in spring
millinery see Miss Middlekauff's hand
some display of patterns the Goth and
I27th
I Mrs. Clay Reed. of Gearing. who was
operated upon at the Singleton hos
| pltal last week for a severe double
ovarotomy. was sufficiently improved
today to be removed to her home.
4 Miss Guerna Harm. employed as a
dining room girl at the Pilgrim, who
has been i'll With typhoid fever, was
| removed to the Singleton hospital to-
! day.
/ A derailment to freight No. SO, on the
! Central, u short distance this side of
New Sharon. caused delays to trains
from the south Friday. No. was held
at New Sharon, not arriving until after
noon.
/ The Pease Baby Grand piano used at
the Hess-Burr concert is certainly n
wonderful instrument. The miniature
Grand is the coming piano and the
| Eadie- Dobson Music Company are hav-
ing great success with it.
! Our trouserngs, spring overcoatings
and suitings have that up-to-the-
present appearance in pattern and
effect, and are in such a large variety.
that all may be suited. and at popular
prices. Hopkins. the popular tailor.
have for sale a one-half interest
in two of the best paving business
houses in Marshalltown. Also four
! houses and lots bringing in splendid
revenue. Will make prices and terms
| right if sold soon. c. L. Duff1eld, 101
| West Main street.
| Chas. II. Yale will offer the 21st ed
| ition OF THE Devils Auction" at the
| Odeon this evening. 1t is one of the
greatest spectacles on the road and
this year has been all rewritten and
equipped with new scenery, costumes
and electrical effects. and more trick
scenery is used than ever before.
The Gilman schools were brought
Ito a close Friday afternoon for the
spring vacation of one week. Miss
Jessie Catlow. principal of the schools.
went to her home in Albion for the
vacation period, and Miss Kate White
head returned to this city, where she
will remain with her mother, Mrs. NJ.
E. Whitehead,
The Marshalltown Fish Protective
Association is planning to hold an open
meeting on next Tuesday evening. The
meeting will be open to the public in
general or any one interested in the
protection of Iowa's fish, President
j. A. Tallman has requested State Fish
commissioner George b. Lincoln, OF
Cedar Rapids. to be present and adj
dress the gathering.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Morgali and
daughter Rose went to Roland Friday
evening, where they will remain for
two weeks visit With Mrs. Morgali's
Gather, Hans Jondall. and other re,a-
tivcs Mr.. and Mrs. Nforgali, at the
conclusion of their Roland visit, will
leave for Portland, Ore, where Mr..
Morgali expects to take a position in
the boiler shops of the Oregon Rail-
way & Navigation Company. He has
served two years of his apprenticeship
in the Central boiler shops in this
city.
Most stylish wall paper in town at
Simmons Book Store.
Superintendent B. j. Miles, of the
Iowa industrial school for boys, was In
the city Friday night, being on his
way home from Des Moines, where
he has been to attend the quarterly
conference of the board of control with
the superintendent of the various state
institutions. Mr.. Miles remained after |
the conference to confer on the com |
tracts for the new buildings at the |
school, which were let to an Eldora |
contractor. The new school building |
was let at s15,500, and the industrial
building at $4,000.
A fine stock of Easter Novelties and
Easter cards at Simmons Book Store.
The Invincible Whist Club was en-
tertained Friday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs W. A. WATSON. Dinner was
served at Z. and the hours following
were spent with progressive whist. in
which Mrs H. v. Speers and Mr..
George w. McNeely We're awarded the
honors. Guests of the Club We're Mr.
and Mrs. John B. Simmons. Mr.. and |
Mrs. George A. Turner Mr. and Mrs
NJ. l.. Meickley, DR.. and Mrs. w. f.
David Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Greene
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Keller. Mr.. and Mrs |
w. A. Sandoe. DIR. and Mrs. w. NJ
Choate and Miss Martha Broadhead.
Ladies' pearl waist sets, 25 cents. |
Archie Parker.
Now that it is established that two
women participated in the famous raid |
on the Mortified bank, at Mortified, |
Mimi, Sept ~, 1876. additional interest |
attaches to the dramatization Of the |
lives of the YoungerBrothers which has
been staged under the title of THE
Younger Brothers, Bank Robbers" In
the production the dramatist has Cole
man Youngers sweetheart disguise1
herself as a man and cling, closely to
him turnout his earees as bandit |
without revealing her identity to him.
AS a result she is shown as AN active
participant in the bank robbery: This
exciting incident is shown In the melo
drama precisely as 1t took place twen
sty-seven years ago in fusilade of
,,,o+s Not until Goldman YOunpe- was