Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-14
DR.. Nichols. over 10 East Main.
Eyes scientifically fitted at Paley's.


Eyes scientifically fitted at Paley's.
DR.. Billiard. osteopath. q East Main.
Cobs for sale. Glucose Sugar Refining
Company.
See Dr. MARS about osteopathy. Owe.
Fidelity Bank.
Arrow brand collars, all sizes and
styles, cents each. The Fair.
For $50, nearly new. six ton Jones
scale. % foot platform, F. w. Arm
strong. Marshalitown.
A new lot OF 10 cent novels tuss re-
ceived. Three hundred to pick from at
Liebig's, West Main street.
Come on. Don't wait any longer. You
get what you pay for when / sell you
the coal. City weight. George Nyden.
w. B. Gould. of Liscomb, left Monday
for Rolfe, where he met his cousin,
Frank Woodruff. formerly OF this city,,
and accompanied him today TO Forest
City. Mr.. Gould expects to rent a half
section of land near Forest City. from
Frank Farrell. an attorney of FIT. Dodge,
and will occupy the farm after March l.
Word from Springfield, H., In answer
to a telegram sent from this city an
rouncng the death OF the late Mrs. S.
W. Merrman, informs relatives here
OF the fact that the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Mcconnell, at Springfield, is
under quarantine for smallpox. The
patient is Mr.. Peter Berriman, father
of Mrs. Henry Shove, of this city. and
also OF Mrs. Mcconnell. Besides the
Mcconnell family there are quarantined
at the Mcconnell home Mr.. and Mrs.
George r. Berriman, of Springfield, who
were married in this city last fall.
John johnson. Dane who has been
of Mr.. Mack's employees, was among the
spectators at the council meeting, and
during the debate asked to be heard in
reply to statements made by DR.. Har-
ris. Permission was refused him, and
the left the room. He waited on the
street the adjournement OF the meeting
and commenced to abuse DIR. Harris.
who refused to engage in controversy
with him Johnson called the council
man a vile name, and DR.. Harris vowed
he would have him arrested. Johnson
is one of the men engaged on the Ben
son job.
Mems so cent underwear, IS cents
The Fair.
The crew of the double-head extra
freight on the Iowa Central. which col
lided with the rear end of freight No.
SO, at Ackley Sunday, afternoon. has
been pulled off, pending the investi-
cation into the circumstances of the al
fair. Aside from the brakemen the
crew includes Conductor Drew, Engin-
GERS Bob Burbridge and Dave" Con-
ger, Firemen Frank Brown and Run
nells. There is considerable speculation
as to what the investigation will prove.
1t seems that altho there were fourteen
cars equipped for air on the train, at
the time of the collision there was no
air, as 1t had been cut off at the first
car by the head brakeman when the
train left Abbott Crossing. The engine
men did not know this. but claim that
they were, of course, at fault. in not
having tried the air upon leaving Abb
bolt Crossing. The entire crew had an
opportunity to see that collision was
and all jumped except En-
eineer Conger There is considerable
interest manifested over the outcome Sof
the investigation, more especially be-
cause of the fact that both the engineers
are new. having been set up only
few weeks ago.
Granite, tin ware and enameled ware