Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-19
DIR. Janss. surgeon and physician

DIR. Janss, surgeon and physician.
Two good chocolate dippers wanted at
Fellner's at once.
Silk chambry in all colors for shirt
waists and dresses at Newcomers.
H. E.simkins. undertaking exclusive
ly. Second door west of postoflice.
We have the exclusive sale3of the Elite
adjustable band petticoats. Lee & BEN
I7edict.
Try our Illinois lump coal If you want
g good article. j. F. Irwin Lumber
Company.
Have just received new black serges.
satinettes and granite cloths for dress
skirts that are a bargain at Newcom-s
er'S.
Miss Daisy Jordan was in 0skaloosa
Monday night, where she was IN attend-
ance at the military ball given by the
members of Company +, Fifty first
/ Iowa.
Mr.. f. NJ Wentworth. of State Gem
tier, was in the city Monday evening.
leaving at night for st. Paul, where he
will be present at the National Butter
makers Association convention.
Excursion to Texas Go and visit the
Texas oil fields and see the big ship
canal. Very low round "trip rates via
| Iona Central railway, Feb. is and ~.
/ 1901. The ticket agent Will give you
! fun particulars
Fireman Mike Carney II the Central,
who resides in Oskaloosa and fires for
Engineer Jesse Long on thru freights
| Mes. 90 and 81. is off duty ewing to an
Injury to his eyes. caused b., the cxplo-
sion OF a torch that he WAS using in his.
work about the engine. HIS injury is
mot considered serious
Chase & Listers splendid company
which appears all this week except
/ Friday night) at the Odeon will produce
the strong story Of Arkansas entitled,
"a Mystic Mountain, tonight On
Thursday night Bronson towards rare
comedy Young Mrs Winthrop. On
saturday afternoon they Will give away
ia beautiful dress pattern (now exhibited
Sin Archie Palkers window and OH Sat-
l.urday night SIS in gold,
Frank Wilson. known more fam;iiarly
las Tug Wilson. residing in South;
I Marshalltowsi, east ST the glucose.
works. was arrested this morning by
lSConsiable Haas upon an information
scharging him with assault and battery,
4 preferred before Justice Clark by Mrs
! Wilson, The complaining witness all
leges that while drunk her husband
beat uninercifuily their little child. Will
son was arraigned, pleaded not guilty
and his hearing was set for > o'clock
Monday afternoon. Bonds in the sum
| of 5000 We're required and furnished.
STATE Center Independents: The
Times Republican claims that STATE
Center feels Sighted in county politics.
There is some truth in the statement.
ISbat the political complexion for this
year viii give State Center silent,
power that will be noticed State Gem
ter, ii is true has no candidate as yet.
a I'D moreover, will not put up a candi-a
aa5=. tiais year. The naW paper reports
of i deal are manufactured articles OF
Whole Cloth and written by some mag
ina.iye person who is not familiar with
the present condition Of affairs. But ~
cannot be denied that State Center.
having no special favorites in the
field Yields a leverage this year that
| Will cause some consideration.
The '.one-coloi tfain, that has been
preserved by the lava Central II. its
passenger service for the past few
years, gives pronsi Fl If being brok. II on
Nos & nd :, on acaDunt Of the adoption.
of a new color by tfa Chicago Milwau-
kee & st. Paul in ts2ainting and over
hauling the buffet spers that are on
these runs. The M5lWankee's coaches
are bright yellow and the sleeper
.l0Watonna came dojyn from the north
Monday evening brisht and fresh with
\ a ne@ coat Of yellow. trimmed with
4 gold, dark red aud black The seepers
have ali been of the bottle green color,
1.-The same az adopted by the Central a
7 few years ago. a sylid train, the coach
bes Of one color has made the combina-
tion a very PRETTY enc. The Milwaukee's'
Hssdsa of repainting the sleepers is to have
Itilem conform to the coaches 80 that
their trains can be alike.
The Goth anniversary Of Mrs. Mary A.
/ Hastings, mother of Mrs. Laura G.
lscousins. Of 3ll North Center street. was
ioelebrated in pleasant manner at the
w S. Loree home Monday afternoon.
4 MI ffas III IS w as hot lilIOTIHed OIL tIt
event and was therefore greatly sur
.tprised when members from the First
4 Baptist church. to which she has be-
sElonged for so many years, began arriv-
4 ing. Aside from the ladies of the church
4 rel ghbors called during the afternoon,
rs did also many of her old friends from
a different parts of the city. The church
ladies in speech OF presentation by
&; DIR. #. w. Parsons their pastor, gave
Mrs. Hastings an elegantly bound vol
Isume Of the New Testament, together
with the Psalms. Grandma. Hastings
4 also received many other very pretty
/! gifts from friends and her goth anniver-
jsaly will be remembered as long as life
lasts. Mrs. Cousins, assisted by Mr.. w
4 ". Doolttle and Mrs. j. H. Haskell
served light refreshments during the
/ afternoon.