Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-03


Miss Emma Gadbury of Tama, was
In the city Monday night, to be present
at the production of King Dodo.'
The George p. Griswold residence, at
S0S North Fourth avenue, which has
been under quarantine for scarlet fe-
ver was released Monday. The G. L..
Bradley home, at S06 Bromley street,
was quarantined Monday for scarlet
fever, one of the children being i'll.
Superintendent W. /. Crane. who has
tendents Association convention in
Cincinnati. arrived home this morning.
Mr.. Crane stopped in Chicago on his
return trip and visited the Forestville
school. one of the famous graded
schools of that city.
p. %. Swearingsn, of Toledo n bro
Their of Mrs. A. M. Page, of this city.
was in the city Monday eevning to wit
ness the performance OF king Dodo.'
MIR. Swearingen is quite interested in
amateur theatricals. and only recently
gave "Charley's Aunt before a Toledo
audience. He is to repeat the farce
Lady and gentlemen bowlers will
compete for local honors on the Gift
ford Owings alleys this evening. The
ladies bowling team will meet the
bankers, the latter team being handi-
capped. The members of the teams are,
ladies. Misses Emma and Tip Inman.
Anna and Matena Nelson and Jessie
in ord. hun lar II r.. ia
Lawrence, G. l.. Owings, r. r. Brad
bury and Stanley Sieg.
Word from Arkansas City, Ark, an
nounces the death of John Craig, for
many years an Iowa Central employe.
In this city, and at once time boss tin
ner of the company's tin shops. Mr..
Craig was an old resident of Oskaloosa,
but for the past few years has been
making his home in Boulder. Col, where
his daughters, Misses Laura and Alma
Craig are engaged in the millinery
business. Mr. Craig was on a visit
to his daughter, Mrs. Clara Deuer, at
Arkansas City, when he died. His death
was fastened by an accident, sustained
some time ago by a fall. His wife died
only a few months ago, and he is SUR.
vived by his daughters in Boulder, Mrs.
Deuer and q son, Charles Craig, of
Kansas. George Craig. a former we'll
known Iowa Central engineer, was also
a son of the diseased, he having died
several years ago.
Miss Middlekauff has returned from
Des Moines with an assorted line OF
ready to-wear and spring street hats.
These goods are now on sale and fur
nish a fine selection for the early
Next week Miss Middlekauft
will be in Chicago selecting the largest
and most elegant line of spring and
summer novelties and PATTERN hats ever
before brought to our city. She will be
by her head trimmer, who
will have the benefit of all the city
styles. Miss Middlekauff expects later
to give her friends and patrons the
most elaborate spring and summer mill
linery opening ever before attempted
by her and after residence among
YOU Of over seventeen years our good
people know what this means. A wom-
an with the experience gained by TWEEN
ty years of business is able to buy with
the best Judgment. both as to quality
and price, as has been proven hereto
fore. She is always ready to allow he:-
customers to profit by il. Her old pat
rens know what to expect. and the new
ones will be more than satisfied when
they see this elegant stock of we'll Sc
lected millinery. Notice of the open-
ing will be given later.