Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-24

Brass rods free this week With ever,
pair of curtains over 81 pair. Lee
| Beneict.
| Our line of steel ranges is complet
and prices are right. See us before pur
| chasing. d. J. Bullock.
Carl v. Kent, of this city, has beer
elected one IF the literary editors of th'
Safe University of Iowa paper.
NJ. l.. Doty has filed a petition in thu
district court for a divorce from Han
nah Doty. He alleges desertion.
Just for this evening and tomorrow
(Tuesday) we offer all suits left from
our S643 suit sale for 1898. w. III
Burrows.
Big gift sale at the Bee Hive Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday. A fine oys
ter bowl with each 81 purchase, suga
excepted.
Have your clothes cleared and dyed
now and be ready for spring, Flittor
G. Ogan, will do it right "a West
Church street.
Remember Col. Bain's lecture-"A
Century archlight''--tonight at tbs
NJ. Z. church. Sixth number of the Y
NJ C. A. course.
r. w. Chamberlain returned from
Chicago Saturday. where he took his
examinations and received the degree
of doctor of ophthalmology.
We have this season the largest and
finest stock of wall paper we have ever
shown. Prices right and green stamps
given. Simmons Book Store.
You get just what you order IN the
line of fuel II you order ii from the j
F. Irwin Lumber Company. They
handle all grades of soft and hard Goa
and give full and honest weight.
Rev. F.. w. Russell. of the Presbyter-
ian church. went to Hampton this
morning, where this evening he Will de-
liver an address before the Presbyteri
ans of that place on Foreign Mis-
sions.'
The members of the Jesse James-A
Bandit Hero" Company were in the city
Sunday afternoon, being on their way
from Cedar Rapids to Topeka. Kas
They left for Topeka over the Central
at Cos.
Gertrude Mansfield. the little daugh-
ter of Mrs. Ellen Mansfield of sos South
Second avenue. Is quite Ill with typhoid
fever a few days ago she was not ex-
pected TO live, but is somewhat i'm
proved today.
A series of gospel meetings at the
Friends church will begin this evening
and will continue thru the week, con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. Ellison X
Purdy. The meetings will begin each
evening at 1880.
Messrs. George Soloman. Adolph
Charles and Louis Berstein. Tony
Psenicka and Joe Davis went to Cedar
Rapids on the Chicago special this
afternoon, where they will be in at
tendance at the Kubelill concert to-
night.
The degree staff of Marshall lodge
No 40, Rebekah degree. has received
handsomely bound Bible, presented
to the members by the grand lodge
of Iowa In appreciation of the splen-
did work exemplified by them at Cres-
ton last summer.
Mr. William Hayzlett. of Pocahontas
spent Sunday in the city with his
wife, who is patient at the Getz hos
pital Mrs. Hayzlett is improving nice
lly and expects soon to be able to re-
turn to her home. Mr.. Hayzlett left
for Pocahontas Sunday evening.
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Judge Obed Caswell, who has been II
the city for brief stay on official bust
ness connected with the Marshall coun-
| ty district court, returned to Toledo
this morning. where this week he vii
preside over the jury cases of the Tamf
district. He was accompanied by Re
porter Hoover.
Conductor En- Young, of the Cen
trail. who recently passed successful.
thru the different stages of double
| pneumonia, is able to take advantage o
the warm days and get out for shor
walk. Mr. Young is doing very NIGEL.
| indeed, but does not regain his strength
as rapidly as he might wish.
Miss Jessie Pentland. who has beer
quite seriously ill with typhoid fevel
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
White, No. North Fourth avenue i:
somewhat improved today. She was
able to obtain rest last night, the frs
era ctically. for a week, and her fever
was not quite 50 high Sunday.
Rev. John A. Ward, of Toledo, pastor
of the Congregational church at tina
place, was in the city Sunday, hllint
the pulpit of the Congregational church
in the morning. Rev. Boardman went tf
Toledo Saturday evening, supplied Kew
Wards pulpit in the morning. and VII
remain there to conduct two weeks
series OF special meetings.
The two engines that We're practical
l., demolished In the wreck of a week
ago near Clifford, also the baggage cal
that was badly damaged, have beer
brought to this city for course OF
treatment in the Central shops. The en-
gines appear to be good only for the
scrap heap, but will be rebuilt and soor
emerge from the shops as new locomo-