Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-11
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All dressing sacques at cost. Lee 4
Benedict
Mems fleece socks 10 cents a par. or
three pairs Tor 25 cents Lee & Bene-
dict.
Mason City Globe Gazette: Mrs.
Clifford re turned this afternoon from a
Visit with her parents in Illinois.
Remember you can have your choice
of s33 suits end 427 ovcreoats and ul-7
sters for .sS at VIII. Burrows & Co.'S
Our ten days clearing sale COM.
'menees Saturday on jackets apes
iurS, blankets, underwear. hosiery and
Idress, goods. Lee & Benedict.
Don't fail to attend the big auction
sale of sleighs tomorrow at l o'clock
sharp al our factory Fifty Portland
sleighs Will be sold regardless OF cost,
to make room for spring goods.
Rhoades- Carnlean Buggy Company
Mrs. Thomas Eagan and daughter
Jessie, OF Dies Moines, who constitute
1.-THE family of Veteran Eagan, of the Sol
Gers Home. returned Thursday vening
|tc Dies Nloines after Il few days visit
with their husband and father. Mrs.
Eagan and daughter will remove 70 this
city to reside in about TIVE weeks.
Mr.. Harry Ward, Nho has been in the
Icity looking after business MATHS for
the past few days returned Il, Grim
nell Thursday evening. Mr. W.ard ex-
poets to leave N a week or two. or Les
Angeles, cas- where his mother Mrs.
Flara Ward and Sister, Miss May,
went some inc ago with tn eNrecta-
lstisn of making their future home. Mrs.
Wai's and daughter are at pre- MT at
the Santa Monica beach, as S als9 Mrs.
Rsslle Waldo. Of this city.
Mr.. II. j. Moollett. former WELL
known employe of the Letts-Fletcher
company and a travelling man s,s this
lscity, more recently, however. OF Deca-
lstur, H., where he has been interested
'ancially in the Redell Grocery Com
I,sly, of which he has also been mana
jaei, spent Thursday night III the city.
Sir. Woollett is back 10 1oes Moines
again now, having sold out his interest
and resigned his position with the Redell
Company, H., is now in the employ of
THE Aroma Coffee and Spice Company,
Of ST. Louis.
Ii is currently stated among North
| western railroad men that BY the 10th
of the month there will be no chief
ldispatcher's office a Belle PLANE. The
| change of the Northwestern. train dis
| patching office from lselle Elaine te
|sISoone Will bring al Of the dispatchers
liinder the immediate supervision of SUI
psiintendent Slifer. 1t is said that thu
! office OF assistant superintendent on the
west end Will be dispensed With. Belle
| Plaine will have the services of one day
land one night man. whileaall the clerks
stenographers and entire force Will sc
Ito Boone.
A good example of how the North
western ra;lroad does business in case
Inf storm. was evident yesterday after
+ the snow of the afternoon and nigh
Jsbrfore had ceased falling. A large num-
Tier of men We're placed at work early
morning and BY the time Of the
1 hour for the arrival Of the morning
trains the platform had been cleaned
# satheiently 70 allow passengers alight-
Ing and boarding trains 10 keep dry. b,
Eevening, after working all day, the mer
lfshad all the snow removed out of tn,
I.avay ard had dug from the side o
Leah rail- all Of the snow hat had beel
Ispae KID in in one way and another
Another narrow g cape from deatl
MAS witnessed BY by tandeys at til.
I depet this morning when Mo-, tn
,Seasth western Pacific express. pullet
Sin from The east. A freight train. east
ponns. was passing the depot and sew