Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-15
Fine watch repairing at Paley'.
pr. Boucher. 2os South Third Ave.

Fine watch repairing at Paley'a
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DR.. Boucher. EOS South Third Ave.
| 3. e. Hood sells apples. potatoes
Take your laundry to Flitton. 1t will
suit you.
Reduced prices upon all boys and
children's clothing at Holes.
The w. C. T. U. will meet Thursday
with Mrs A. E. Garrett, 40S East Brom-
ley street
Your clothes Will be properly cleaned
and dyed If you take them to F'lltton ~
| Ogan's, "a West Church street.
Five hundred yards wide embroider-
les regular Is cent goods. for 10 cents
| yard. Hoyt's Department Store.
| For Sale-Two good residence lots on
West Main street. adjoining corner OF
Twelfth Sold cheap IL taken at once.
Enquire 212 North Third street.
| Mrs f. E. Jones, who was called to
| Milwaukee two weeks ago on account of
| the illness of her little son, Donald, who
was on visit to his uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. E. Phillips, returned
home Tuesday evening, accompanied by
her SON. Mrs. Jones stopped In Chicago
| for short visit with her sister, Mrs.
E. II. Uh.
Rev. o. H l.. Mason, of Boone, spent
| Tuesday in the city looking after bust
ness matters, and to consult a physician
concerning his health. Rev. Mason's
4 CT no somewhat
impaired, and he is seriously contem-
plating taking rest from his labors for
a month or so, providing he feels that he
can ask for leave of absence so soon
after entering his new field.
Engineers Dave" Conger and Bob
Burbridge and Firemen Runnells and
Frank Brown, Of the Central, went to
/ Oskaloosa this morning, where they
We're summoned to appear at the in
/ vestigation Of the wreck OF Sunday az
ternoon at Ackley. when a double
| header extra freight crashed into the
rear of freight train, standing on the
main line Master Mechanic George D
Brooke went to Oskaloosa this morning
to be present at the investigation.
Mr.. /. E. Irwin left Tuesday evening,
on the Great Western for Eagle Lake
i Tex, where he will remain for couple
/ of months overseeing the planting OF
a crop of rice. Mr.. Irwin owns GAO acres
of Texas land, los acres of which is
adapted to rice raising. He will visit
! Ell Paso and other points In the south
before returning home. Mr.. Irwin was
accompanied by his wife's mother Mrs
e. P. Miller, also his niece, Miss Hattie
| Taylor. who will go to Houston to visit
until the latter part of May or the first
of June at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w
w. Miller.
| We believe in reducing prices while
h the season ia at its height--not in wait
ling, as others do, until the season is
over. You get the use of the clothes ant
save money. 1t is such appreciation OF
our customers interest that has made
this the best liked store in town. We
/ started sale of suits last Friday. VIZ
1 offered any suit n the store up to ant
including all our SIS lines for 1898
Lots" of men have taken advantage o,
the sale and bought suits. But the SALE
will close Saturday night. positively
You who haven't bought suit, but wht
need one, better look the lines over a
once. as it is money saver for you. w
II. Burrows.
Confessions of SIM was the subjec
of Evangelist Harlow at the Christian
church before large audience las
night. Tonight he breaches on How t
Study the Bible" using large chart
Thursday afternoon there will be ser
les of cottage prayer meetings In differ
ent parts of the city, beginning at
o'clock and closing at PAS, all combining
in union services at the church at 3:15
These cottage prayer meetings Will b.
with Mrs. w. A. Miller, 416 Nortl
Fourth street; G. w Calhoun, Z Soutl
. Eighth street; w. II. Darner S12 Yves
Linn; Mrs. c. A. Farmer 40S Yves
Church; Mrs John Galloway, SOB Yves
Boone; Mrs w. n. Clements, 4O4 Soutl
Second street; Mrs. r. L. Patten, 20
West Grant; Mrs. Mary Johnson, 81
North First avenue James Eddy. 80
Bromley; Mrs. c. e. Newton, 500 Nortl
Third street.
A party of Tama people passed thru
the city Tuesday evening on the Colora
do special, en- route to Onawa, where
, they have been subpoenaed as witness
es in a big damage case against tn
Sioux City & Pacific railroad. brancl
, of the Chicago & Northwestern. Thu
, case is one brought by Miss Lucille
Pickett formerly Of this city. also o
Tama. who sues to recover $4,000 TO
: alleged injuries received by stepping of
little platform at Mondamin yea
or SO ago Miss Pickett is a daughte
. of Moses Pickett, who conducted n
meat market in Marshalltown. VI
claims to have sustained severe intes ma
injuries as the result OF the accident
The personnel Of the Tama party all o
whom are witnesses for the railroad
company, is DR.. B. Thompson DR.. II
H. Sievers, Mrs. Ella Shoff. Miss Mar!
Wright the Misses Yates. Mrs. Henri!
Leutche. Mrs. Albert Corey. Mrs. Putt
Miss Vera Kinley, Mrs. George Hardin
Mrs. Mary Hardin and Mrs. Lucis
Sprague
The funeral of the late w. E. Brad
ford, of Britt. was largely attended OF
Tuesday afternoon at the home of tn,
deceased's mother Mrs. Mary L. Brad
ford, 210 West State street. Owing t.
the absence from the city OF DR.. F. w
Parsons, Rev. C. p. Boardman, of thu
Congregational church. officiated. Mrs
r. e. Sears sang two solos during the
service. The floral offerings were yer.
numerous and beautiful, especially pref