Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-07
Steel ranges at Bullock's.
Dr.. Trotter, phycician and surgeon.
DR.. Lierle. eve. office hours ! to $3.50.

DR.. Trotter, phycician and surgeon.
mr. 1;er,e. eve. Office hours to $3.50.
Ewes scientifically fitted at Paley
Phelps.
Take your laundry to Flitton. ~
will suit YOU
SEQ DR. Nairs about osteopathy.
over Fidelity bank.
The best of fresh veal, pork ana peei
1t Culley's market.
Call and look over our line OIL snort
skirts Lee & Benedict.
Considering quality and style Henry
pappe's new ladies' clothing parlor will
surprise you.
A French China cup and saucer with
a IS cent cash purchase tomorrow.
Iowa Tea Company.
"whiz., "a Lords Courtship,
Mile of Cold and MY Wife's Hus-
band" at Liebig's Book store.
George c. Melick has commenced suit
in the district court for a divorce from
Mertie b. Melick. He alleges deseruon.
Our ladies' and misses suits and
skirts will be on sale every day except
Sunday at one price only, Bannatyne q
Lay.
Mrs. Schoenhut has returned from
Chicago and resumes her class IN
painting at South Fourth street,
Tuesday, Friday and Saturday.
Ladies. remember Henry Pappe opens
the greatest line of skirts of all descrip-
tons tomorrow ever shown IN MAI
shalltown, and prices are right.
Elegant line of lamps all the year
round. We have just received a new
shipment of fancy lamps. If you want
to make present of a beautiful lamp
call and see us. Temple of Economy.
The last of the ice and mud is being
re moved from the Main street pave
ment, and the pavements of the side
streets are being cleaned. large force
OF men being employed in the work.
Conductor Frank Carter, of the Cen
trail. has been placed temporarily on
passengers Nos. and 6 between Mar
shaltown and Mason City, supplying
for Conductor A. NJ. Rennie who is
quite i'll at his home in Oskaloosa-
M. r. Andrews received telegram
Yesterday morning of the sudden death
of Hon. Charles Claghorn-his cousin
and boyhood companion-and left on
the D. m. train to attend the funeral at
wallingford, VT, Saturday at p m.
Miss Bessie McNeely, who, with her
mother. Mrs. Henry McNeely. is visit
ing in Chicago, recently took part IN a
concert program in that city, held at
the Willard Avenue Congregational
church. Miss McNeely rendered piano
solo and also played the accompanl-
lnent for violin solo.
Mr. and Mrs Merritt Greene will
leave on the Great Western Saturday
morning for California, where Mr.
Greene has business matters making II
imperative for him to go. He expects
to reutrn in a few weeks, but Mrs
Greene will probably remain until after
the national meeting of womens CLUBS
to be held in Los Angeles.
sam Foster, formerly employed as a
clerk in the fremont House, in this
city, but for the past few years pro-
prietor of the Park Hotel, Mason City
spent Thursday night in the city look
ing after business matters While here
he called on Birdie Hart and sister
Mrs. Mabel Myers. two of the girls hur1
| in the recent fremont fire, who We're
formerly employed by him at Masor
City.
The home of Mrs Hellfrida Perfect
2O6 West Boone street, has been quar-
antined because of the illness OF chic
with diphtheria. The Ed Anderson
home, $40 Arson street, is also unde
diphtheria quarantine. The home of
w. johnson, laos Summit street, which
has been under quarantine seventeen
DAYS because of smallpox exposure. ha
been released, no cases having devel
Ioped as the result of w. l.. Bolts sta.
M the Johnson hIne when he becam
i'll. Both the patients at the detention
hospital have recovered, but will be re
CURED to stay until they complete tn
usual forty days quarantine.
The Oskaloosa Herald has the follow
ing bit of information that will be o
interest to the travelling salesman o
Iowa, who may be called to Oskaloos
occasionally to try and transact bust
ness. The Herald says: IL. r. Wlllar
had as his guests at Hoted Downin
Yesterday and today his daughters
Lucille, Hazel and Alice, and Irene VIII
son. all of Marshalltown. The big hote
and the business activity about it wa
a regular menagerie of wonders to tn
! children, who by force of circum
; stances are compelled to live in tn
cuiet little way station called Marshall
town" Marshalltown has hotel,
rather the remainder of a hotel. tina
! is said by travelling men to be as goo
! as anything in Oskaloosa, not eXceptin
2 the Imperial.
, Concerning the recent marriage,
: Conrad. of Miss Julia Jahnson, of El
> dora, who is we'll known here, the El
:, dora Enterprise says: AT the hon
of Mr.. and Mrs. f. e. Wenham, {
Beaman, on Wednesday evening at ~
O'Clock occurred the wedding of Mr..
: +. Hicks and Miss Julia Jahnson, bot
$ of this place. Rev. Edward Lee pei
: formed the ceremony. The newly wec
j ded pair returned to Eldora Thursda
O morning and about March ] will mo'
4 to Iowa Falls, where they VIII resfd
\ The bride is one of Eldora's populs
: and handsome young ladies who thu