Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-12
George ]. Allen, scientific optician.

Over Fidelity bank.
Fresh supply of hickory nuts Just re-
ceived. Reynolds & Sheldon
SiXty-nine cents buys good wrapper
at Newcomers sale this week.
am selling the Harlan stock of sheet
music at cents per copy. Adamson.
Have your laundry work done at
Flitton's. Packages called for and de-
livered.
The best $40 tailor made suit in the
city. Call and see for yourself Lee &
Benedict.
Beautiful new line of silk linens in
fancy stripes, plain and dotted, just re-
ceived at Newcomers.
Or. Mairs. osteopathic physician
over Fidelity bank; practiced ovef
three years in the city.
We have just purchased twelve dozen
rings at very low price and VIII sen
them at bargain. Come and see us
and we will fit you out. Hellberg
Mr.. j. +. Ravenscroft of Davenport.
state auditor for Armour & Co., arrived
in the city from Omaha last night and
spent the day in the city. finishing up
his work commenced on Monday
NJ. A. Ward of Bromley. was in the
city Tuesday evening, being on his way
home from Chicago. where he has been
to accompany lot of fattened cattle
which were sold on the Chicago market
Monday.
The gross earnings of the Chicago
Great Western for the first week OF
March show an increase OF so,osl.o4
over the corresponding week of last
year. The total increase since the be-
of the fiscal year, July l, is
S51O.2S4.2l.
Tommy Bissell, who couldn't stand
the prosperity of an election day ana
imbibed too freely in making votes, was
before Mayor Jones this morning and
assessed the costs for intoxication.
having been arrested by officer Hanson
last night officer Clark arrested c. w.
a stranger, yesterday after
noon, and he was treated likewise by
his honor this morning.
Edward Tegtn<eier. who has been
at the Loughrey laundry. was
arrested this afternoon by Constable
Haas upon a charge of larceny. pre-
ferred by Mrs. Loughrey, who alleges
that he purloined five aprons, a lap robe
and divers other articles from her
place of business. The lap robe was
found at secondhand store. where 1t
had been sold. Tegtmeiers hearing
has been set for Thursday morning at
10 o'clock.
Mrs. Charles Halter of Melbourne,
who was arrested Monday by Constable
Leech upon a charge of malicious mis-
chief. preferred by Charles Mowery, OF
was arraigned before Jus
ice Clark this afternoon. The COM
claiming witness alleged that the de-
-endant, while his family was i'll, had
;trewn bricks, tin cans, bottles, ETC., on
his front porch, greatly to the annoy
,nce of the members of his household.
The case was dismissed and the costs
we're taxed to Mowery.
Mrs. w. e. Grocer, of Lake View, |
Who has been in the city for the past
EN- days on account of the illness of her !,
sister Mrs. III. A. Robinson. left this |
morning for her home. Mrs. Robinson,
Who was very critically i'll with severe
ung trouble. is improving slowly, and /
Expects to be able to leave next week, |
n charge of a nurse, for some southern
point. where she will remain indefi- |
litely on account of her health 1t is
lot yet decided definitely just where I
Mrs. Robinson Will go, but the east
'lorida coast is being considered with
avor.
Plain sheer linens and embroideries, /
Insertions and all-overs for trimming at I
Newcomers.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Rowen and [
daughters, Misses Callie and Bertha
vho went three months ago to LaWton,
Oklahoma, where Mr.. Rowen was for
innate in drawing a soldiers claim in I
he recent land grant rattle of the gov |
arrived home this morning, I
laving decided that Iowa and Mar
halltown are plenty good enough for
hem. Mr.. Rowen has disposed of his I
arm to a man named Hubbart at a /
profit, and is money ahead on the deal. /
With his family he has been visiting
or the past few weeks at the home of a I
,rother, Rufus Rowen, at Nehema, Neb. |
There's many slip on icy roads and
sidewalks in the winter. Sprains and I
:ruises follow. That is the time when /
Perry Davis Painkiller vndicates its
light to the confidence it has retained