Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-15
George j. Allen, scientific opticlan.
DR.. Trotter, phycician and surgeon.
DR.. Lierle, eve. offlce hours to $780,

roses and shrubs.
New assortment of wash and wool
shirt waists at the Big Fair Store.
Remember the Haviland & CO. china
sale during next week at Sinelairs.
Every silk waist in the store on sale
at a special price Monday. Lee & Ben
edct.
Miss Middlekauff has fine new
stock of millinery at 10 East State
street.
BICYCLES from SIS up; fine stock;
good values. schmidts Hardware
Store.
The most complete line of muslin un-
derwaar shown in the city on sale Mon
DAY at the Big Fair Store.
Pictures. like friends, should be care
fully chosen. We have the assortment,
yo,, do the rest. E. l.. Kinnan & Co.
Rullock's hardware store is the place
10 get your sewing machines cleaned
and repaired by the expert, f. %. Sim
mons.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Jones, OF Ioleuo,
| who are we'll known here, are parents
of a 10 pound son. born to them this af-
ternoon.
Mrs. r. E. North spent the day in
Grinnell, accompanying her daughter
Marjorie, who today began course of
violin instruction under Miss Rev, of
the Iowa College conservatory.
Conductor Frank Carter, of the Cen
| trail, who has been on the and pas
senger runs between MarshalltoWn ana
! Mason City since the illness OF Con-
euctor Rennie, spent the day at his
| home
| Samuel J. Starr of State Center,
has been granted a pension of $12. Mr.
Starr was former member of the
Soldiers Home, but for the past few
years has been making his home in
State Center.
| One of the old walls at the ruins of
| the Marshall Oil Company's plant was
blown down this morning by the high
wind Workmen were preparing to tear
| the wall down at the time, and little
damage was done.
The class of Mrs. A. Palmer of the NJ.
i. Sunday school gave social Friday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Sparks on North First street. The
affair was we'll attended. The proceeds
will be used as an Easter offering.
Mr.. Ben o. Rhoades leaves for Los
Angeles, Cal. tomorrow morning. in
response to a telegram stating that he
is expected to cry sale of fine stock
cattle en- the goth inst. Mr.. Rhoades
will close up his business affairs at Los
Angeles and return to Iowa in about
two months to make Marshalltown his
home.
Railway Commissioner Dawson spent
Friday in the city coming to inspect
the new interlocking plant of the
Great Western and Northwestern at
Ninth avenue. He found everything
in good shape and expressed himself
as well satisfied with the plant. Agent
j. A. Ellis of the Great Western, has
been placed in charge of the plant.
The second of the series of evening
oinch patries given by DR.. and Mrs. III.
III. S1CnOIS was enjoyed ny loltS SuSSlS
at the Nichols home Friday evening.
The head prizes were won by Mrs.
Charles w Nelson and Mr.. E. G. Wal
lace, and the consultations by Mrs.
George ]. Allen and Mr. Ralph Hill. The
only out of town guests We're Mr.. S. S.
Nichols. of Huntington, Ind, and Mr..
Ralph Cox. of New York, students at
the Iowa State College, Ames.
Will Hayes, who is employed as a
switchman for the Northwestern in the
local yards, went to Ackley Friday eve
ming, called by the death of his brother |
John Hayes who died Friday forenoon
as the result of an attack of rheuma- |
tism. The deceased was a young man
of % and for number of years has I
been employed as a printer In the office |
of the Ackley World. He was brother
of Ed Hayes. of this city. and Matt
HAYES, of ST. Paul, both former Iowa
Central conductors.
Miss Ella Reusch, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Mike Reusch, corner of Third
avenue and Market street was sur
prised by number of her girl friends
Friday night, the occasion being Miss
Ella loli iiiitlSSiSebS. iiS eeeSs'''
were Allie Lewis. Beryl Beck. Merle
and Pearl Weaver, Helen Probst. Bes-
sic Green Fern Powell. Mamie Talbot,
VIVA Herman and Myrtle Batesole. The
evening was spent with games. Mrs.
Reusch, assisted by her daughter Ethel
and Miss Jessie Johns, of Mason City,
served refreshments.
The New Sharon Star says: Mr.
and Mrs Charles Phelps have moved
to Marshalltown, where they have
residence near the Sol
diers' Home. This takes from Rich
land two of it's oldest residents and
most highly respected people. For
nearly fifty-five years they have re-
sided on their farm near Taintor,
where their children have grown to
useful men and women, an honor to
earned enough to retire in
and plenty they are sensible
to do so, and we are glad of It,"
Franklin County Recorder The res
Ignatons of Fl. l.. Laird, chief clerk
and Chas. S. Walters, general agent
at Peoria Of the passenger department
Of the Iowa Central road. will be
surprise to the many friends of that
popular road from Peoria to Albert
Lea The gentlemen enjoy not only an
,nviable record as capable and court
aous railway workers, but also the
nestimable esteem and confidence OF
he officials of the road and innumer-
able friends of many years associa