Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-12-29
Or. Trotter, Office, Hopkins buildin

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| DR.. Lierle, over Waitton & White
heads.
Diaries for 1903 at Simmons Book
| Store.
/ The best cup of coffee in the city at
sundell's Cafe.
MANY Cargoes' and More Car
goes" at Liebigs.
Try Culleys for fresh meats. He has
the best and at lowest price.
Rev. Jesse Cole was in Gilman Sun
day hight, where he addressed a union
temperance service.
The sale of seats for the comic opera,
| The Burgomaster," opens tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
Oh, that is easy! People want the
finest photographs. That is why they
go to j. M. Stonestreet's studio, near
Pilgrim hotel.
| Sheriff Shoemaker left for Cherokee
! this morning, having in charge u. S.
kinsey who was recently sentenced to
term OF two years in the inebriate
ward of the state hospital.
Mr.. j. III. Cause and wife, of Lynn
vile, spent Sunday and today in the
city as the guests of the formers bro
ther, Deputy Sheriff S. NJ. Cause, and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Cause have been
spending Christmas with relatives at
Clemens.
Tomorrow evening at the Odeon will
occur the first theatrical appearance in
her native city of Miss Virginia Drew
Trescott, who will be remembered by
many as Josephine Allen. in the dram
atization of the beautiful book, "Strath-
more" Seats are now on sale.
Miss Alice Bradshaw, of Toledo who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Humphrey for the past few days.
returned home Sunday night, where |
she will visit with her parents during
the remainder of the holiday vacation. |
Miss Bradshaw is teacher in the Ida |
Grove schools.
Mr.. Will PunneIl, who for the past
seven years, has been employed as a |
clerk In the Lee & Benedict store, re-
signed his position on Saturday and on
the first of the year will accept a posi- !
ton on the road with Cady & McCon-
nell. Mr.. Punnell will have territory
in northern Iowa
Mrs. Fred Hopkins, Jr., of Spirit |
Lake, who has been visiting her hus-s
bands parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Hopkins, and family, for a few days,
accompanied by Miss Grace Bennett,
OF Spirit Lake, and Miss Florence
Hopkins. went to Tama this morning,
where she will be the guest of Mrs. r.
NJ Coffman for a few days. Mr.. Hop
kins returned to Spirit Lake this morn
ing.
1t is remarkable what results can be
from small lucent ..For
Sale" or Want "ad" in the Times
Republican. Expert advertisers esti-
mate that $4,000 people read q single
edition of newspaper with a circpla-
ton like the T.-R.'s and out OF that
great number some one is always sure
10 appear who wants the goods adver-
Used or can supply the want pub
ished.
Miss Mile White, the young woman,
Who suffered a severe burn to her right
land and fingers by having them
III et lllGillslS5 stNeidI WEEKS ago
while at work in the Meeker laundry, !
vas taken to the Getz surgery today !,
md this afternoon skin was grated {
,ver the deep burns. The operation
vas necessary in order that the wounds .
would heal more satisfactorily and =
cave less designation.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Catherine S
lincoln was conducted Sunday after a
Don by Rev. Elijah Brown Jones, d. d.,
rom the family home, Gil West Lincoln 4
treet, and was largely attended. Pail !
carers acted in the persons of Messrs.
. p. Chase, John w. Wells, Mark \
Wood, Joseph Stormes, #. p. Eichorn
nd T. L WATSON, all representing the
irst Baptist church, of which the de-
eased had been a member for almost
orty years. Interment was in River
ide. In attendance at the funeral from 81
ut of the city were Mr.. and Mrs. J. n
Y. Morgan, of Lincoln, Neb., and Mrs. n
gorge b. Lincoln, of Des Moines. a