Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-08

tyne & Lay.
Nal Biatz export is fine beer for
table use. Sold by Gust Biernlan.
( CIT your supper al the Ladies' Ex-
change Saturday evening. Price %
cents.
Hawkeye Canning co. is now ready to
make contracts for corn and tomatoes
see T. Reiscnecker.
The St. Margaret $ Mission will hold a
candy sale at Skesg store tomorrow
afternoon and evening
You will soon need a spring suit. We
are receiving late STYLES nov, Come in
and make Your selection. Hopkins.
The Ladies Exchange will give a
supper at their room on North First
street Saturday evening Price 25 cents.
Our supply of fresh eggs and fancy
roll butter Mas never better than now:
New phone u; old, AS Reynolds, Wat
Ison & Co.
For sale. a Tuft' s8fountain. onyx front.
fourteen sysups, at a bargain. Reason
for selling ii. i am gong out of the soda
water business j. III. sundell.
Eighteen pounds hes, granulated
sugar 70, 81. When purchased with an
equal amount of other goods, except
package coffee, for Saturday at the Bee
Hive.
Mail Carrier Charles HAS, who looks
after the wants of the patrons of the
Marsha town postot,ice in the outlying
districts. took a days lsst Thursday
and visited at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
eCati O. Turner, at C'lemors, where Mrs.
Haas is visiting. Substitute Carrier Ed
IGiddings looked after Mr.. Haas route
Mrs Gerine Bielby, mother of Mrs. T.
81. siegs and an old slime resident of To-
4 ssio, is very i'll at her daughters home
suffering With stomach trouble and par
tial paralysis of the lower limbs. The
attending physician has given but little
nope of I he lady every being much bet
ter, altho fears of her Immediate danger
81 death are not entertained
Mr.. Frank Miller. colored. an employee
lsof the Glucose Sugar Refining Company
and for some time an ernpIoye of Ior. II.
II. Getz as a coactman. arrived in the
city Thursday evening from sigourney
with a bride Mr.. Miller was married
i'm Sigcurnes- Thursday morning. to Miss
Mary Creighton, of Memphis. Tenn.
hey viii reside. at the corner OF Ninth
avenu. and May street.
Mr.. i. Edward, Peek, whose narrow
escape from death in being strnuck by
"a fast Northwestern freight in this
Yards hare Thursday morning as was
gsrelated in these columns is pretty sore
ard stiff today as the result Of his
lsbrlisinS. Mr.. Peek received word from
+ the Northwestern headquarters Thurs
ssdag afternoon 10 report 10 the company
Local surgeon for examination. and did
50 Thursday night His injuries were
found 10 be as stated in these columns,
an,. not serious excepting the severe
and painful Cruising. AS is usually the
lease the bruises became more pro-
lsnouncad a few hours lftsr the INJURY.
ard Thursday evening Mr. Peek was
unable toralse his right arm
1 Mr. Palmer Bowen. a former young
! man Of this city, who has spent the
lspast year in Paris as the captain Of the
American guards at the Paris exposi-
j tlon, IS in the city, having come with
the Intention Of remaining two weeks
4 for a visit WITH his grandmother. Mrs
Ann Tsrork corner of Fourth avenue
and Bromley street MIR. Bowen was
i suffering With IL grippe When he ar
rived IN | he city ard Is now confined Il
his room With Il .vell defined case OF
5slneunania. HIS stay therefore viii b.
indefinite. Mr. lsswen landed ii this
country from Fran e on January %. HI
expects To return 70 Paris, as h. has