Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-29

idInonB horses. r.. Il. BeneQlct * Co.,
| No. East State street.
| District Passenger Agent George NJ.
Martin of the Iowa Central. was in the
city Thursday evening between trains,
being on his way home from bust
ness trip to Mason City.
Misses Magda Norland and Agnes
Somme, of Gilman, We're in the city
Thursday evening to be present at tn +,
commencement exercises of the high
school. Miss Norland was at one time
member of the class of 'o3.
Mrs. f. r. Lay, who was called to
| Chicago two weeks ago on account OF
the Illness of her mother, the late Mrs.
| day evening. accompanied by her little
daughter Clemewell.
Superintendent Crane goes to Car
roll this evening. where he will deliver
the principal address before the meet
ing of the alumni association of the
Carroll high school. which will be held
tonight.
Manager H. E. Sloan, of the Let's,
Fletcher Company, and George P.
Smith, of the Let's, Spencer, Smith
Company, Mason City, went to Des
Moines Tuesday evening. where they
remained today looking after business
matters.
Miss Bessie Knight, Of the Abbott
school. who sewers her connection with
the school today, was the guest at n
spread given by the teachers of the
building yesterday. Miss Knight was
presented with a library souvenir
spoon, engraved with the words ABB
bott corpse OF '03.'
The postofilce will observe regular
holiday hours tomorrow onsaccount Of
Memorial Day. Window service viii!
be afforded patrons between $3.50 and
10. 80, and one afternoon collection will
be taken, the same as on Sunday. No
delivery Will be made during the day.
The banks will all be closed tomorrow.
Heavy shipments of strawberries are
being made thru the city to Des Moines,
both the Northwestern and Great West
ern hauling refrigerator cars as ex-
press on fast passengers. The Portland
special on the Northwestern took one
car west Thursday evening, the ship
ment having been made from southern
Illinois, via Chicago.
Rev. j. A. Wheeler, who lectured in
this city before the teachers institute
last summer, and who later figured In
a debate In the court house under the
auspices of the w. G. T. u, passed thru
this city this morning on his way
from New York to Omaha, where he
goes to deliver the Memorial Day ora
ton.
There will be dance given in Fin
kles Hall Saturday evening for the
benefit of the Fifty-third infantry band.
The proceeds of the dance will go to
the fund to pay for band concerts which
begin next week on Friday night Fer
Eusons orchestra of six men Will furn
ish the music. Admission and dances
ten cents. Dance tickets for the even
ing, fifty cents.
Married. are you? Are you going to
be? Would you like to be? Has your
friend agreed to be? If SO remember
the place to purchase beautiful we'd
ding gifts in all kinds of cut glass and
odd pieces in Haviland & Co.'S china is
at the Sinclair Tea and Coffee House.
They have the largest and most COM
plete stock to make your selections
from.
Just received thirty-six dozen Of
those handsome bell shape star cut
glass tumblers which have been so pop
ular that we could not keep a supply
since last Christmas. We will put them
on sale tomorrow. one will be given free
with each 81 cash purchase and we will
always have a good supply that you
may fill out your set The Sinclair Tea
and Coffee Store.
The home of ]. w. Larimer. SO May
street, was placed under quarantine
Thursday for smallpox. two children.
boy and a girl, aged II and 10 years,
respectively, being Ill with the dis
ease in a very mild form. The pa
tients We're removed to the detention
hospital Thursday night and the re-
mainder OF the family will be kept
under quarantine until the limit of con-
tagion is passed.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrews of Melbourne,
were in Marshalltown Thursday to
consult Dr. Wood about Mrs. Andrews
eyes. She had doctored in Des Moines
with one OF the best occulists there
with no relief and also here in Mar
shalltown without any relief The doc
tor prescribed glasses different from
any she had worn and treatment and
relief was marked at once.
j. G. Bristol, formerly OF this city
but now Of Keremeos, B. c., where he
is managing the interests of the Eclipse
Mining and Milling Company. spent
Thursday in the city in conference with
Messrs C. A. Seely and A. NJ. Clark,
directors of the company. In the even.
ing he went to Oskaloosa. where he
will remain for a short stay, number
of the directors residing there. Mr..
Bristol will remain in the state week,
dividing his time between this city and
Oskaloosa. His wife is at present at
Dempsey, Idaho. Mr.. A. M. Clark had
intended accompanying Mr.. Bristol to
keremeos when he returned, but will
not be permitted to do SO on account
of the illness Of his aged mother.