Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-10
DR.. MARS, osteopathy.
George j. Allen. scientific optician.
Fresh buttermilk phones $40 and S42.

supper.
See DIR. Mairs about osteopathy'
Over Fidelity bank.
No. IA South First street you will ind
Blake, the plumber.
Fresh seeds, three packages for 3
cents. at tie Racket store.
You will find a big line of wrappers
at Newcomers sale this week
Telephone No. 21s, new phone, for
Blake, the plumber, IA South First
street.
Have your laundry work done at
Flitton's. Packages called for and de-
livered.
Ladies' it will always pay you to visit
Henry oappe's ladies' clothing parlor
when out looking for your Easter at
tire.
Mr. William Black, agent of Are
You Buffalo" Company, spent Sat
urday il the city with Manager A. j.
Busby, Of the Odeon.
Mr.. Charles S. Walters. general agent
of the Iowa Central passenged depart
ment, at Peoria, spent the day in the
city looking after company business.
Mr.. Fl. f. Taylor has received word
from Chicago announcing the birth
of son to his daughter, Mrs
F. w. Godfrey, formerly of this city.
The members of the Katherine
Ridgeway Concert Company We're in
the city Sunday afternoon. being on
their way to Cedar Rapids from Clear
Lake.
Engineer Joe Healion. of the Central,
who has been visiting friends here for
several days, returned to Oskaloosa
Saturday evening to resume his work
out of that city.
There was only one expression when
the ladies left Henry Pappes new la
cies clothing parlor last Saturday,
How beautiful, and how cheap he is
selling everything"
Vote for clean politics! Charles T..
Newman, the outside man." has no
drinks or cigars" staring him in the
face, signifyng cheap political man
hood. Advertisement, daily, one time
Mr. NJ Waterman left this morning
for a months trip turnout the south.
His stay will be confined largely to
Texas and the greater portion of his
visit will be with his son, Mr.. Rich
ard Waterman, at Seely. Tex.
Representative B. f. Cummings
spent Sunday in the city. Mr.. Cum
mings says everything is progress
ing satisfactorily in the legislative
halls, and that he anticipates the re-
mainder of the session will be lively.
Miss Mary Bailey, of Marietta, was
in the city Saturday afternoon, being
on her way to Albion, where she was
present at a meeting of Lily of the
West lodge No. BAL, r. D., Saturday
night. After the initiation of .candi-
dates the lodge served banqeut.
Will a Corner" on all the livery
teams corner" your vote? Ii so I'm
sorry for that state of affairs, for have
no teams in the field. Charles T. New
man, 1.-The outside man. candidate for
recorder. Advertisement, daily, one
time.
Aunt Jane Smith, the only centen-
arian living in Marshall county, is
quite critically i'll at the home of her
nephew, j. Polk Shelter, four miles
east of the city. Miss Smith is suffer
ing a severe attack of the grippe, and
1t is hardly expected, owing to her
years that she will recover,
The Rhodes Review announces the
early establishment of n new paper at
Liscomb The Review says: THE
Marshall County News is the name of a
new paper that will appear soon in the
world. 1t will be published
at Liscomb by the editor of the Review.
The first issue is expected to appear
about the last of this month"
The Iowa Centrals steam shovels,
three in number, and the four gravel
plows, that have been lying in the yards
knocked down, during the winter
months, are to be set up Immediately,
work having been begun on them this
morning The indications are, so the
of way officials think, that
we are to have an early spring, and
that 1t will not be long before work can
be commenced on the extensive i'm
laid out for the summer
One of the largest and best bur-
lesque shows on the road, Wine, Wo-
man and Song" comes to the Odeon to-
morrow evening. The company num-
beers thirty people including a chorus of
twenty pretty girls. The opening bur-
lesque, '"The Vaudeville Craze, is Il very
funny one, and the large chorus is seen
and heard to advantage in several eX-
cellent medleys. Bonita, the queen of
burlesque, and the Fields and Gallagher
and Barrett make up the olio part of
the program.
Mrs. Henry McNeely and daughter
Miss Bessie, arrived home Saturday
evening from their five weeks absence
from the city, during which time they
have visited relatives and friends in
Rock Island, Hinsdale, Willard, Engle
wood and Chicago, ILL.,, and Cedar Rap
ids. While in Chicago Mrs. McNeely
made arrangements for her daughters
musical work in Chicago beginning
Sept. 1. AS yet it is not decided under
whom she will study, but she will
either become pupil of Leibling or
The Omaha Bee of Saturday, in its
Council Bluffs department, says:
Mayor Jennings will oppose the re-
moval of James j. Payette, the prisoner
1T the city Jail suffering with smallpox,