Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-21

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Girl wanted at once. Globe Hotel.
Or. Janss. surgeon and physician.
See our splendid line of black goods.
Bannatyne & Lay.
Skirts trimmed with lace and inser-
ton in ruffles for 9S cents at Newconl-
er's.
Remember the Martha Washington
supper at the Congresa tional church
Friday evening.
Notice ad in this paper and see how
much we can save you on all kinds OF:
shoes. The Fair
Just received, another large invoice of
fancy meerschaum and briar pipes.
Prices to suit all. LaShslle 4 Cook.
The school election is the next on the
calendar. Then comes the republican
county primary and then the city cleo
gtion.
We have just received another case of
English cambria, one yard Wide, at l21ls
cents ward. Nothing nicer for shirt
waists. Fast colors Lee q Benedict.
The regular monthly meeting of the
City Federation of Wonen's Clubs Will
be held Friday afternoon at 2; 30 o'clock
al the home of Mrs w. NJ. Clark. No.
2o4 North Third street.
You can not help taking advantage of
some OF our shoe bargains if you will
attend our three days clearing sale of
fall ard winter shoes; $3.50 shoes for
500, SO shoes for s2.2a and $3.50 shoes
Tor s1.S5. Don't miss H. sI.adies Soro-
sis excepted) E. G. Wallace.
Tonight the Chase Lister Company
viii present for the first time here Bron-
son Howards greatest success, Young
Mrs. Winthrop. The pieee is a society
comedy of great merit. containing a
lesson of everyday lifs. The costumes
and stage settings are a feature of the
performance.
Not $3.50 for $3.50 shoe, but s1.aS;
not s2.25 for a SO shoe, but sl.9s; not
S2.S5 for n 81 shoe, but s24s. These are
our clearance sale prices for three days
only-Frday Saturday and Monday.
Don't overlook this sale or you will
kick yourself afterwards. Ingledue &
/ Young's big shoe house.
| Mr.. Henry b. DeVore. formerly of
Alarshalltown and for several years
chief dispatcher OF the Iowa Central,
spent Wednesday and portion Of to-
day in the city looking after business
matters. MIR. DeNore is out of tbs rail-
road business now and is general man-
ager OF the Tontine Savings Association
lof minneapolis a diamond investment
concern.
I'ne Nevada Journal of Tuesday says:
The fast mail train. No 8, that passes
vest thru here at 400 a. m, made a
record breaking run yesterday. Itscov-
cred the seven miles between Culo and
Nevada in four minutes and forty-five
Seconds. This is a rate of ninety miles
an hour. II covered the entire distance
from lama to this station in better
than mile a minute.
The funeral of the late Mrs. e. E.
Foo,e. of Dillon. was conducted this
morning al IL O'clock from the family
home, oIie-half mile south of Dillon. by
Rev j. Edgar Williams, pastor Of the
Friends church, of this city. Those in
attendance from this city werc Mr.. and
Mrs. John Brush Mr.. ard Mrs T.. w.
Fanton, Mrs CT S. Brush. Mrs. Mamie
Church and Miss Louie Willis.
There was time when trip to Cal
Iifornia Was not locked forward to with
I pleasure by those Of limited means
for the reason that accornoda tons were
not Of the best This is not true today.
las the Chicago Great Western has put
on tourist cars that are equal 10 Pull
mans in fact many people who have
plenty Of money prefer TO ride in the
tourist sleepers. II you 60 Via the Chi
scago Great Western your ticket viii
only cost you $50 and tickets are on sale
every Tuesday. Fer further nforma-
ltion and reservations see j.. A. Ellis, the
| agent.
MIR and Mrs Charles MCGOWAN ar
rived home Wednesday evening from
Seymour, Nib. where they were called
recently on account of a telegram an
Inouncing the death of Mrs. McGowan's
mother Mrs. Louisa NJ. Dannetelle
which occurred on Saturday evening a
$50 O'clock. Mrs. Dannetelle's deatf
was caused by an attack of pneumonia
Eage. a native of Germany and for Owe
4 fifty years lad resided on the sam,
4 farm near Seymour. one other laugh
i ter, Mrs Clara l.. Hall, resides at Lis
4 comb and her other children are Georgl
4 w. Dsnnetelle, of the Evansville Ind
Courier Journal: Dr. Finland F. Dan
netelie. of Indianapolis; Mrs. Addie n
johnson, and Mr.. Halleck C. Denne
4 telle, of Seymour.
The Mason CITY Globe Gazette says
The Iowa Central this morning ran u
against proposition which is unprece
dented in the history of their roae
When figuring up time cars tele
4 grams We're rolling in 81 that from .
lsides the management found that the
| We're just 300 cars SHY of enough to fl
: orders for wheat cars at stations on tn
g line north of Mafshalltown. AT othe
a times they have been hard pressed fc
g cars but never has the over deman
I reached this point The Northwestern
e Iowa Grain Company Of this city, ha,
I been obliged to quit buying grain at a
e their Iowa Central elevators becaus
c their elevators are full to overflowin
G and they can get no cars to move tt
d grain away. The same predicament,
Z lesser magnitude is confronting ever
a road in the state today and the rush
$ grain business is accorded by all to
e without precedent in history. Januai
q Twas record breaking month for gra