Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-11
DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.

DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician.
Newest waist silks in pattern lengths.
only. Bannatyne & Lay.
New lot of ladies' drop stitch and lace
stripe hose. NJ. f. Andrews
The Unity Clubs usual weekly session
on Tuesday will not be held this week.
Salvage sale of embroideries from the
steamship Oceanic. Bannatyne & Lay.
Gilbert Hubbard. the last of the Iowa
College Y. NJ. c. A., at Grinnell on
March 10.
Pillow top ginghams in checks Of
yellow, green, blue, pink and red. Ban
natyne & Lay.
For Rent Twenty residence proper
ties. John Coburn, over Greenbaum's
clothing store.
Miss Klinefelter, formerly nurse at
The Soldiers Home, is seriously i'll at
Leavcnworth, kas.
Street Commissioner George OTdway
was in Union Sunday With his aged
father, A Ordway, who's illness has
been of a critical nature for the past
few weeks.
Arthur JAY. of Oskaloosa, a brakeman
on the Centerville run Of the Central. is
on passengers Nos. ail . at present,
taking the place OF Brakeman Glen
Boggie, who is Ill.
Write today TO Georges Batty, G. p.
and T. A. Iowa Central railway, Mar
shalltown. la, and get one of the hand
somely Illustrated booklets of the Pan
American exposition at Buffalo, N. Y.
The storm of Saturday night delayed
the Wabash at Abba several hours and
failed to make connection With the Cen
trail Sunday morning. The coach and
sleeper from Kansas City and the St.
Louis business We're all missed.
Daniel Fleagle, veteran of the Iowa
Soldiers Home, who, in company with
his wife, has been in Cedar Rapids on a
thirty days furlough, was brought to
the city Saturday evening on a
sstretcher, being helpless on account of
SinfHmnatory rheumatism. He was re-
moved to the Home in an ambulance
May LIST is the date Of the opening OF
the Pan-A American exposition at Buff
falo, n. y. and this viii be the center
of attraction for people from all over
the west and northwest. The most di-
rect route is via the Iowa Contra! rail-
way via Peoria, I'LL. and low excursion
rates Will be in effect during the expo
s,ion.} If You want pretty booklet
descriptive Of the great exposition, send
yolr ranie and address To George S.
Batty, G. z. and T. A., Marshalltown.
la.
city Marshal Cochran and officer
ths city Saturday afternoon to do an
humane act in relieving an old horse OF
his sufferinss. The animal had evident
sly been discarded by its owner and for
Two days il appears. had been wander
ing about the south part of town trying
10 get enough sustenance to keep life in
his Worn out body. Residents of that
part Of t he city who noticed the animal
reported 10 Police headquarters that the
horse had becorne so weak that he could
moi stand and was literally starving Il
DEATH
The sudden change in the weather
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! j ynal for everv s,,,ort ,,,,,r ,.e,,,,d
POSSIBLY get away. from business n sasl,
the slf,ylands and st.rea ms .,,,ia,er, -
the city tost Try q rs,t,rd With me f..s,;ye
mallard and ateal and nerh a.,sst,,e wise
old goose. The warm wea her of the.
spast week has5 ss,s. M, r,,s.rs,,s, t,,cl,. ~
the feathered tribe Ia northern lakes
and the hunters INJECTED 10 bs. in time
Ia setSa chance nj inc hurried southern
flight Shooting wasno good. howev.
er altho guns could be heard banging
away all zday sunday. The afternoon
shooting Saturday was the best. bur II
hardly paid for the time spent. az the
ducks seemed 10 have anticipated the
chang. in temperature and had hiked1
south In advance az the snow and sleet.
A party of Marshalltown Gun Club
members went to the gun club shack.
east Of the city. Saturday afternoon, got
the evening shooting and the early
morning shooting Sunday. The sports
men were not rewarded with a very
bounteous return, however.
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