Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-10


George j. Allen, scientific opticlan
DR.. Trotter. physician and surgeon
Take your laundry to Flitton. 1t will
suit you.
See Dr. Meirs about osteopathy. over
Fidelity Bank.
Typewriter paper, ribbons and ink at
Liebig's book store.
Smoked white fish and halibut at Oh
sons. the west end grocer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Pinkerton, of Mar
ietta, arc the parents of son.
Have your laundry work done at Fit
tons. Packages called for and delivered.
DR.. MARS, osteopatnic physician. over
fidelity bank. practiced over three
years in this city.
John Kelley, who has been employed
for the past month in grocery store in
Belle PLANE. returned home Thursday
evening.
The plates you get tomorrow at the
Iowa Tea Company's with each 81 pur-
chase are those handsome French china
so cent plates
Messrs. Harry Fl. Turner and ]. w.
Caldwell, of Steamboat Rock, We're In
the city Thursday night, in attendance
at the Masonic school of instruction,
Get Your fresh vegetables, such as
green onions lettuce and radishes,
sweet potatoes, rutabagas, cabbage ana
celery from Olson. the west end grocer.
The attendance at the chicken show
increases daily. 1t is the best snow
The association has yet held. There are
nearly a thousand thoroughbred BIRDS
en- exhibition.
w. b. Bixby. who has been in the en-
poy of Armour 6, Co, in this city, as
bookkeeper, left Thursday evening for
Davenport. having been transferred to
| the plant In that city,
| No better thar the best, but better
! than the rest. is what the Iowa Tea
| Company's customers say of their teas,
| coffees. spices. etc A teapot free with
each pound of tea tomorrow.
The Knodrome show will give spe-
| cial 10-cent matinee Saturday afternoon
at $50 o'clock Have the little ones
see McKinley's funeral the yacht races
| and all the latest moving pictures.
| The regular quarterly allowance OF
| pension money, to the members of the
| Soldiers Home, is now being paid, the
| force in the commandments Office having
begun the work yesterday afternoon
Rev. A. d. Hitzemann, of Dillon, spent
| Thursday in the city on business. Kew.
Hitzemann's new church, which Is now
practically completer Is to be dedicated
| within the next few weeks, the exact
date being settled upon next Sunday.
| Harry Dunn, aged 81. son of James +.
Dunn, q well-known Liberty township
farmer residing five miles northwest OF
| ST. Anthony, Is very Ill at his nome, SUI
fering with appendicitis. An operation
was performed Wednesday. but the pa
| tent is very week and there are grave
| doubts as TO whether he will recover or
/ not.
Mrs. r. A. Nicholson, OF New Sharon,
! was in the city between trains Thurs
day eevning. being on her way TO Grand
Junction, where she was summoned on
account Of the illness of her husband
mother. Mrs j. L. Nicholson, who is Ill
| at the home of her son. MIR. George
| Nicholson. Mrs. Nicholson is suffering
| from an attack OF heart trouble and
paralysis.
The annual meeting of the Railroad
YM.CA, for the election of board OF
i directors was held at the ASSOCIATION
rooms Thursday night. Messrs. q. A
Tingley, Nicholas f. Miller and L. G..
I Johnson were reelected for terms OF
/ three wears each ard the new directors
named were Charles Berggren and j. -.
Troutner. The board will meet soon.
possibly tonight to elect officers for the
ensuing year.
4 IA. Ekland, of West Boone street.
car repairer under Foreman Gus john
son. of the Central. was injured yes'er-
day while at work in the yards dong
some repair work on a passenger coach
: Ekland was working with one or two
other employees, repairing a brake he
I, was holding a lever when the brake
was suddenly set, causing the lever to
, 1y around and catch his left hand
breaking the bones
Thomas and Johanna Kennedy
q colored who We're arrested upon
a charge of disorderly conduct
:. lin South Center street re-
sort Wednesday night, We're before
Mayor Jones Thursday evening anc
changed their pleas from mot guilty
: TO guilty" Friends of the prisoners
put up the money for the costs, and they
y were discharged, not, however, before il
was explicitly understood that the
woman was to leave the city at once.
Pappe's Red Tag sale tomorrow.
The Masonic school of instruction
{ which has been conducted this week
at the Masonic hall. will be brought
l. to a close tomorrow night. "A large
t attendance from outside towns is ex
t pected this evening and tomorrow
e The school is in charge of Mr.. Gill
: more, of Farley, deputy delegated
t to the work by George b. Van Saun
: of Cedar Falls, one of the board OF
grand custodians. Mr.. Gilmore goes
f to Carroll from here, to conduct a
r school there.
The Defender basket ball team of the
. high school arranged social surprise
n for the coach, Miss Grace Baker, Thurs
y day evening at the home of Mrs. George
Hixson. No. IL South Fifth avenue
II The Imperial team was invited. A pro-
: gressive literature contest was partici-
}. pated in. Miss Lillian Parker winning
u the first prize and Miss Erma Wallace
the consolation The judges were
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