Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-08
Weddings rings at Hellberg's.
DR.. Nichols. over 10 East Main.
DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.
DR.. Trotter. physician and surgeon.
oysters in every style at sundells
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DR.. Trotter. physician and surgeon.
oysters in every style at Sundell's
cafe.
The latest styles in fine watches al
Paley's.
Three great values in cloaks at SIS
$3.50 and $40. Bannatyne & Lay.
A china closet makes nice wedding
present. Gard has them in all styles.
Hard and soft coal. best grades at
right prices, at the Irwin Lumber Com
pany's.
Try 5O-cent can of baking powder at
Olson's, 127 West Main, and get four
piece cream and sugar set.
w. C. Osman, of this city, has beer
appointed local time inspector for the
Iowa Central, to succeed n. W. Cham
berlain, according to an order issued
from the office of General Superintend-
ent c. w. Huntington, at oskaloosa.
Charley Page, an odd character and
a son of Ham, who visits the city peri
odicaily, only to get drunk and Jailed
was arrested by Merchant Police Nc
8Clure Monday night, and this morning
by Justice Burritt, sentenced to fifteer
days work on the stone pile. George
Walsh, a stranger, was given six days
by Justice Burritt this morning.
Howard Burt, of Mason City, and L
H. Steddom and George Sullivan. of Os.
slsaloosa. Iowa Central firemen who We're
members of the class given the eXami-
nation made necessary for setting
sup," are now full-fedged engineers ano
have been marked UP on the board II
the office of Master Mechanic George u
Brooke. The new men have been placed
on the extra list, but because of shs
great demand for engineers will likely
be fortunate enough to secure runs al
once.
A special train composed of thirteen
coaches, bearing Iowa German Catholic
priests and German Catholic societies
arrived in the city this afternoon on the
Great Western from the east. and We're
transferred to the Northwestern. en-
route to Carroll, where a state meeting
is to be held this week. All of the
are to be present at the meeting
Those on the special Of this afternoon
were largely from the northeastern
Iowa points, from the settlements In
and near Dubuque. Dyersville and Mis-
sissippi river points.
Work is to be commenced this week
at Liscomb on the rebuilding of the
Liscomb cheese factory and creamery
which was burned last July. The
Letts-Fletcher Company, Of this city
which owned the plant at the time OF
its destruction by fire. is not to be in
terested in 1t hereafter as a firm. but
the new company will be composed OF
Col. Frank C. Let's of Chicago, Man
ager Harry z. Sloan, of the Let's
Fletcher Company. of this city. and Mr.
Thomas Culp, acheese and butter maker
and manager of the factory at the time
1t burned. The new plant will cost
when completed, between $4,000 and
$4,000.
The slow order on the Iowa Central
restraining trains from running faster
than thirty-five miles an hour, on ac.
count of the work that has been in prog
ress on all portions of the line, has beer
modified and conductors and engineer:
have been notified that they may nov
run forty miles per hour II necessary Il
make UP time. The work that has beer
In progress has reached such stag
that the faster running is made advisa'
BILE and will greatly facilitate the max
ing up of time when trains are delayed
in waiting for connections north and
south. The faster running is left to thu
Judgment OF those In charge OF thu
trains. with weather conditions Away
taken into consideration.