Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-16

in the city, coming up from Grinnel
this morning.
We have just received two very large
shipments of new wall paper which We
will sell at startlingly low prices. Sim
lmons' Book Store.
Flitton's steam dye works has re-
duced the price of cleaning suits to
Sl.50. 1t will pay you to have your
! old suit cleaned and pressed
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Harlan and son
Mr.. E. 2. Harlan, We're in Albion this
Afternoon, where they were present al
the funeral of the late Miss Ora Carver
Ignace Paderewski's piano, that is
used In the recitals of the famed Polish
! pianist, arrived in the city this morning
by express, en- route from Wichita
Kas., to Cedar Rapids.
We have four good cameras, left over
| from last season. that we will sell for
a song. These goods are all right but
we need the money. Call and examine,
Adams;on, liz West Main.
Mrs. Allie Hammer and daughter
Miss Lena. were called to Kellogg
Tuesday evening upon receipt of a
| telegram announcing that Mrs. Ham
mer's father. Mr. w. C. Florer, was dy-
/ ing.
Assistant General Freight Agent FL.
F. Marsh, of the Central was in Oska-
loosa on business Tuesday night, and
this morning went to Eldora, where he
remained today looking after COM
pany matters.
Mrs. ]. z. Cox. of Belle Plaine, spent
Tuesday in the city with her mother,
Mrs Chloe Bloomfield, who has been
i'll for several weeks at the Getz hos
pital. Mrs. Bloomfield continues to inn
prove and will probably be discharged
soon.
DR.. and Mrs A. l.. Bryant, formerly
of this city but more recently of Nc
Callsourg, went to I1aMoille this morn
ing. Where they are to reside. DIR. c..
l.. Slubbs, at one time practicing
physician here, leaves LaMoille, and
expects to locate near Walla Walla,
Wash.
Mrs. n w. Griffin, of LaMoille. ar
rived in the city this morning from Al
bia, where she has been on a weeks
visit With her sister. Mrs. b. P. Downs.
Mrs. Griffin was called to Ottumwa a
week ago Friday on account of the
death of her sister n-law, Mrs. C. F..
Manlove.
John Hutson, of Union, a brother OF
Deputy Sheriff c. S. Hutson, spent
Tuesday in the city, making an over
land trip here In charge of the house,
hold--effects of his brother-in-law,
James Higgins. an Iowa Central fire.
man employed in the yards here, who
is moving his family from Union to this
city.
The remains of the late Miss Ora
Kas., was announced in these columns
Tuesday, passed thru the city this
morning, Ell route to Albion, where the
funeral was held this afternoon.
Dr. A. L. Stubs. formerly of LaMoille,
but now of Burlingame, accompanied
the remains
Charles West, boilermaker in the
employ of the LennoX Machine Com
pany; Al Harris, a machinist at the
Lennox shops, and Jesse Weaver,
wood machinist who has been working
in the Iowa Central shops, leave to-
night. for Minneapolis, where they
have accepted positions in the shop.
of the Northern Pacific railway.
Chief Engineer H. G.. Kelley, of the
Central, accompanied by Supervisor of
Bridges and Building j. F. Boileau,
went to Timber Creek Tuesday evening
to look over the work being done by the
contractors in erecting the new steel
span over the creek. From Timber
creek Mr.. Kelley and Mr.. Boileau went
to Grinnell, and from that point this
morning to Oksaloosa.
AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hauser three miles southwest of Lis
soennized the marriage of Miss Roxy
Hauser and Mr.. Arthur G. Nyce Rev
Encil, of Marion, who is to perform the
ceremony, passed thru the city this
morning, en- route to Liscomb, as did
also Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Brown and
family, of West Liberty. Mrs. Brown
Is an aunt of the bride elect. Mr.. Joe
Wnitacre, a cousin of Miss Hauser will
be in attendance at the wedding from
this city, having gone to Liscomb this
Big special of mems shoes. A few
odd lots to close out at less than cost
as long as they last. The Fair Store