Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-13
DR.. Bay. IA East Main.
DR.. Lierle, physician and surgeon.

yard Archie Parker.
A direct shipment of roe shad at Gull
ley's market. Only 10 cents pound.
The Ferris cambria waist for chill
dren's summer wear at NJ. f. Andrews.
New studies have arrived today. 9th
ker art goods on sale by v. L. Liebig,
West Main street.
Two hundred pairs of women's vici
kid button shoes. from % to s. $3.50 val
lie, now 81. George Trautman.
Let US figure on your lumber bills and
convince yourself that we can save you
money. Irwin Lumber Company.
AT Valley Fodgen tonight at the
Odeon will close the regular theatrical
season. See a good historical play we'll
played and We'll produced. Reduced
s,iiioes.
AS am closing out my retail bust
sfsess all accounts must be settled in SO
days. Parties knowing themselves in
Gebted TO me please settle promptly.
l.. Derby, South Center Street.
In soap We might mention Santa
Claus, Lennox. Beach's, White Russian,
F'aily Ivory, Lava, Grandpn's Wonder
and white soaps. wool soaps and Sapo-
10. and in toilet soaps many of the best
known kinds. Reynolds, Watson & Co.
A man fell down stairs and broke his
neck in his haste to inform his Wife Of
the ST. Margaret Mission railway lunch
counter at the home of Mrs. Hetty He;-
shu on Friday. the Eth. Open ali day
Ice cream, cake and music in the even.
ing.
Brakeman W. w Dalrympie. of the
Northwestern, who is on the limited
runs on Nos. 4, . 4 and 8. made his first
trip Saturday evening on the Colorado
special after a lay-off Of sixteen days as
The result OF an accident whereby ne
stepped on a rusty nail which pene-
trated his left foot.
Mr. L. l.. Putzel. of this city. has ac-
espted q position on the road for Dan
iels x Blumentilal. clothing manufacture
ers of Philadelphia, and startsd out sun
day evening on his initial trip, going 10
9skaloosa. Mr.. Pu;zrl viii have excu-
siYe management Of the company's busi-
ress in Iowa and VIII look after the en-
tire state. Mr.. Isulzel viii continue 10
resids in Marshalltown, which is as near
a central location as is possible to OBJ
tain.
Mrs, Green. the venerable mother of.
First Vice President John 2. Green. OF
The Pennsylvania railspad system,
passed thru the city saturday evening
cn private car. PENNSYLVANIA No. sol.
attaeheG 10 the Colorado special. en-
route 10 san Francisco to spend the
summer. Mrs. Green is 50 years old, a
pretty ripe old age to b. travelling across
m continent on a fast train. She was
by her so,a. Contractor
Green Of Milwaukee, and couple of
lady friends.
Mrs Alice f. Robbins. one. of the we'll
known members OF the woman's build
ing a the Soldiers Home. who is en-
tiiFiy helpless as the result of paralysis,
left this morning on the Central for
ILL.,. where she VIII remain
for al. extended Visit With her daughter,
Mrs. a. NJ 11insmore. Mrs. Robbins al
90 expects to visit in Kansas With a sis
ter before returning To the city. She
has taken a ninety-days furlough and
Was accompanied by her nurse, Miss
Carrie Bousom.
The funeral of the late w C.. Osman
was very largely attended from his late
home, 4ol North First avenue. sunday
afternoon al c'cloek. conducted BY
Rev, John *. Black, assisted by Rev. G.
p. Boardman. Aside from the many
friends Of the family there Mas an ex-
ceadingly large gathering IL me Mason
lc fraternity, over Ice wearers Of the
aprons being present. The floral offer
inga We're Very beautiful and varied,
and included a handsome design of the
emblematic square and compass from
Marshall Lodge. M 10S To which the
deceased belonged, and another hand
some piece from the jewellers OF the
city. a male quartet composed of
Messra p. NJ. Adamson, Chester Du-
greile, F. Aubrey Smith and George Ny
den furnished the music of the service
AT the grave the Masonic services Mere
in charge Of Mr.. George r. Norris as
master and Conrad Ewad as marshal
The Masonic musiewas sung by 9 trio
composed of Messrs! John w. Wells, j.
a. Awde and 3. a. Beeson.
The Rockford, H. Register Gazette
announces the death of the infant son OF
MIR and Mrs. Fred A. Schick. former
residents of Marshalltown. who We're
married here about three years ago. Tht
Rockford paper says: alvin. the 90.
months-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs Fred A
schlick died at the city hospital. Ar
operation was performed Thursday ant
the child seemed to rally but his vital.
ity was not strong enough To receve!
from the shock and he sunk rapidly
The funeral will be held Saturday after.
noon at 2 o'clock from the house, 90
North Winnebago street. the Rev. Pete
NJ Snyder officiating. The boy was tn.
only child of Mr.. and Mrs. Schlick ant
they are heartbroken by the loss II,
was apparently as well as usual Sun
day. but was taken Ill the first of tn,
week and it was soon seen that an op
GRAFTON vas the only possible chance. i
proved unsuccessful, however. from hi
lack Of strength" Mrs. Schlick Will b,
remembered as Miss Dora Winnek, ant
is sister of Mrs. Will Woodland, Of thi
city.
A new time card will go into effect OIL
the Chicago & Northwestern next Sun
day. altho it is not likely that the car,
will affect passenger trains to any grea
extent on this end of the line. The care
will be strung because of the fact tina
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