Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-06
DR.. Bay, IA East Main.
George j. Allen. scientific optician.
Mashalltown Stone Company. New

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Mashalltown Stone Company. New
phone 5s5.
Mrs A. Alvey. trained nurse. Inquire
at DR. Gets hospital.
Take your clothes to Flitton's dye
works to be cleaned and dyed; "a West
Church street.
For Rent Twenty residence proper
ties John Coburn, over Greenbaum's
clothing store.
& Masquerade ball under the auspices of
the Adelphian Club at the Odd Fellows
ball next Monday evening.
For sale-A fine building lot on East
Main street near Pilgrim Hotel for cash
Iorson five years time Call at Andrews
loan office. Il. 7. Davis
If you contemplate a trip to southern
California remember the change in days
of the Iowa Central routes tourist car
from Wednesday to Tuesday of each
week.
The finest Pullman tourist cars run
ming to California are hose of the 4 owa
Central railway en- Tuesday Of etlch
week. All modern canveniences. IN
Guiding Pin,sch Illuminating gas
The Ladies Aid Society of the Con-
gregational church will be entertaine6
Thursday afternoon by Miss Bessie
Blossom and Mrs. A. L. Van Tine. at
the formers home, GID West Main
street.
Tnirtv-five or more OF The friends and
|sneighhcrs of MIR. and Mrs. George Bee
he gathered at their home on North
second street Tuesday evening as a sur
prise 10 Mrs. Beebe and 10 celebrate the
Eannivel sary of her birth. The occasion
Was greatly enjoyed program OF
music being rendered aud an oyster
tssupper served.
There was time when a trip to CAL
Iiforna wac not looked forward TO with
pleasure by those of limited means
for the reason that Accommodations We're
mot of the best. This is not true today,
las the Chicago Great Western has put
ION tourist cars that are equal to Pull
mans, in fact many people who have
Isplenty Of money prefer to ride in the
stouris, seepers. If you go via the Chi
iScago Great Western Your ticket viii
lsonly cost Vol, $50, and ticketsare on sale
every Tuesday. For further informa-
liion aud reservations see j. A. Ellis. the
agent.
Mrs. o. r Neal and children, d
4 Hampton, arrived in the city today am
WI! remain for a week as the guests o
i the formers sister Mrs. +. f. Northup
and family. From here they Will go u
Dies Moines. accompanied by Mrs
/ Northup, where they will remain unit
after the marriage. near the middle q
| March. of Miss Eugene Grinnell. sistel
sof Mrs. Northup and Mrs. Neal. to Mr.
4 d. w. OiHearn, of Morgantown. w. Va
4 Mr.. OsHearn is a former Dies Moine
| boy and at present is engaged as in
sstructor Of Creek in the West Virginia
State University.
! On account of the weekly colonst ex
cursions to California. Oregon, Wash
! ington. Idaho. Montana and British
Columbia points on Tuesday of each
week the Iowa Central railway Will
commencing March 5. 1901. run its Cal
ifornia tourist car on Tuesdays instead
'Iof Wednesday, az heretofore. Prospec
1--we California tourists shout,
sHbear this in mind and also tn
fact that the Iowa Contra
5Eoffers the best service to California am
northwestern states points. Call o.
i ticket agents for full particulars or ad
dress George $. Batty. 9. r. and I. a
i MarshailtoWn. Ia.
The r. RS comment Monday upo
the return Of Miss Mary Evans to he
work in the Woodbury. school, and tn
fact that that had been the first da,
Excepting one since the holiday vaca
II ton that no teaohers We're III and a
We're in their accustomed places wa
made at an opportune time, it seem.
Tuesday. two more teachers became ]
Miss Agnes Carey. third grade, Wooc
q bury school, and Miss Leila Louder
second grade, First ward. Both of tn
.tteachers are Ill with the prevailin
81 humps. which seems to be attackin
81 8schoolma ans with a determined vigo
. Mrs. w. c. Osman. Jr., Is substitutin
: Miss Carey's work and Mrs. Marie Ast
Lone is in Miss Louden's place.