Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-27
Dr.. Janss. surgeon and physician.

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A Woman lodge has been organized
at Union Star. Mo.
L. Strand, successor to the old reliable
firm of Petersen & Co
Fresh onions, lettuce and radishes at
Reynolds, Watson & Co.'S.
The talk OF the t1wn--Miss Middle
kauff's millinery opening
One hundreds piece dinner sets for
sale. Iowa Tea COMPANY.
Four fine office rooms for rent. Will
liam Andrews & Co, lol West Main
street.
Mrs A. SEYMOUR, now located at the
Murphy House. Will give clairvoyant
readings.
Registered red polled bulls for sale,
five miles north, or Third avenue road.
II. A. Cole.
The most elaboratl and finest display
OF high grade pattern hats in the CITY,
Hoyt's Department store.
Found, VALUABLE package. Owner
can lave he same III proving property
aud calling at X ynoids, Watson &
Cos.
MIR and Mrs G. ". isartmess, of sls
south Third street. entertained very
pleasantly Tuesday evening small
company of friends a cards, conpli-
iientai'y To Miss Fisarsnce Mathers, of
Naberly Mo
Mr.. Tom Mahan left Tuesday evening
~, Il <tsl-
where he Will remain for several weeks
snlatisnl. With wssich he has been
Etreubled more or les iuring the winter
months Of theslast W Years.
The last Of the weekly secials given
by the Railroad Y NJ G. A. this season
Will be on THURSDAY evening when he
members of the various educa. ional
CLASSES viii be the honcred guests. Diff
ferent members of The classes viii give
addresses telling 81 The benefits they
have received from the wasks Of their
departments during the past season.
Miss Edna Lynn, Of Tanla, who has
been in the city TO- a week. coming TO
lsbe With her sister, Miss Clara. " no sub
mitted to a surgical operation for the
removal of a tumar from her right
/ shoulder returned nome this morning.
4 Miss Lynn was accompanied by her SIS
tsr, Mrs. Raleigh Jackson. and Master
i Horace Draper, who spent the day in
Tama.
Mrs c. f. Stewart. Of Belle Paine
ana sister Miss Josie Raber Who has
been visiting her fur the past six weeks
arrived in the city Tuesday evening ir
response TO word announcing the edeath
4 in this city Of their baby SISTER. jeanette
4 Raber aged 1 years The; peculiar death
If the little one, in addition 70 The fact
that the homo had but recently beer
Iareieased from dil8htheria quarantine
Eresulted in the ho,isc again being quar-
Eansined Tuesday afternoon The re-
mains Of the child We're inferred ir
Riverside this morning with no service
l3aitho t was intenGeli Yesterday TO have
i 81 private funeral.
Strict orders have been Furnished
4 from the ilsma Genial general $ uperin-
tensent's office rsga,ding The proper
bnotiticasion OF the nnnber of passenger
on trains Nos. AID 2 whesare cosltem;
q plating making connections IN this CITY
Il With Northw tern trains Newbufg. ol
a the sorth.aI.a Union onthe north. hay
been desis nated A the points wher'
cpnductors vii nftify by Wire the oper
I. 'ttor here, forming him of the exac
{ numllef OF PASSENGERS 70 transfer ant
heir destination Marshailtown is IN
most important Hoint2on the lins TO
making connectisns With other trains
land the Central management is ts'yin,
q insure all pc gers direct eonnec
ions if such a thing is possible.
.
! 4 GOOD Cough Medicine for chlldre,
Il have no hessitancy in recommend
9 irg Cnamberlaiis's Cough Remedy.
: says f. r. Moran, well-known an
popular baker of Petersburg, Va Nv