Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-10
Fine watch repairing at Paley'a

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George j. Allen. scientific optician.
E. f. Hood sells apples, potatoes.
Band fair at Finkles hall tonight.
See Dr. MARS about osreopathy. Over
Fidelity Bank.
For Sale-A good standing desk.
Inquire at the Times Republican.
Baked chicken and plum sherbet at
Breckels dining hall for supper tomor-
row evening.
Your opportunity to buy good, relia-
BILE clothing at your own price. Attend
the auction sale. Farrand & Clifford.
Come on Don't wait any longer. You
get what you pay for when l sell you
the coal City weight. George Nydeh.
General Foreman C. II. Mead, of the
Iowa Central car shops, spent the day
in Cedar Rapids on company business.
The funny comedy "A Runaway
Match will be presented at the Odeon
tonight 1t is laughs and specialties all
the way thru.
Mr.. j. G. weatherby left Sunday
evening for Beaver Dam, Wis, called
by telegram announcing the serious
illness of his mother.
Mr.. w. II. Bailey. of Chicago. north
western passenger agent for the Louis
Vile & Nashville railway. spent the
day in the city on business.
John Schaegel was before Mayor
Jones on an intoxication charge this
morning. having been arrested by Off
Ger Cochran. He paid the costs and
was released Walter Coolidge, quar-
ry employee. was arrested by orlcer
Hurd on similar charge. but was re-
leased because his family is almost
destitute.
Mr.. John Lockhart. of $40 North
Fourth Avenue, arrived home Saturday
evening on the Colorado special from
Columbus, o.. where he has been en-
ployed as meat cutter for the past
four months. Mr.. Lockhart was form
erly in the employ of the Flower and
Gerhart markets. and expects to again
take position in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry II. Engleman
and daughter. Ruth of Dillon, spent
Saturday in the city as the guests of
Miss LYDIA Finn. Mr.. and Mrs Engle-
man will leave this city this evening.
on the Colorado special, for Portland.
Ore. where they expect to make their
home Mr.. Engleman has been In Dill
Ion for the past two years. employed
~ To- Pnti
Company. He is succeeded at Dillon
by Frank p. Dwyer, former employe
of the company, and agent last summer
at Eden, Ill.
March Z. Swan, the author of "A
Runaway Match" who also plays lead
ing role in the merry farce, has been
declared everywhere to be the success
sor of the late Charles II. Hoyt. Both
his plays and his acting possess an
original distinctive sort of humor. He
is responsible for that famous farce,
Browns In Town" in which he played
the leading role two seasons, also
Whose Baby Are YOU" The Kodak,
and other laughing hits. Mr.. Swan
prefers his latest work. "A Runaway
Match" to any of it's predecessors, and
claims 1T to be the best thing he has
ever done. "A Runaway Match" comes
TO the Odeon this evening.
Rev. George w. Mullen. of Nevada,
elder of the Cedar Rapids dis
trict of the United Evangelical church,
was in the city for an over-Sunday
stay. coming to conduct quarterly con-
ference Saturday night. Rev. Mullen
conducted services both morning and
evening Sunday. This is the elders
fourth and last visit to the Marshall
town parish for this conference year
and the last that he will make as pre-
siding elder of this district. He has
been presiding elder of the Cedar Rap
Ids district one term, four years, and
to the rules of the church the
elders do not succeed themselves in
any one district. II is thought that
Rev. Mullen will likely be elected to one
of the other districts as presiding elder,
as he Is one of the prominent workers
in the church in this state.
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Concerning an accident to former
boy, the Newton Record
says: Last Friday afternoon Harold
ellison, younger son of Mr.. and Mrs. b.
S. ellison, was the victim of most dis
tressing accident. He and a couple of
young friends had been out hunting,
and returning, We're riding with Mr.
Drew in his bob sled. AT the east end
of North street, in some way Harolds
gun was discharged. it's contents tear
ing thru the first joint of the left thumb
close to the hand. shattering the bone;
IL number of shot also entering the
muscles of the left arm near the shout
der, infiicting an ugly and painful
He was taken to DR.. Robb's
office. where 1t was found necessary to
amputate the thumb at the first joint,
taking away a good portion of the ball
of the hand. 1t was thought best not to
attempt to remove the shot from the
of the arm. Harold is a good
boy and a host of friends sympathize
deeply with him, and regret that his
days sport should have so unfortunate
an ending"
Attorney George NJ. Lyon announces
today that he will be the next county
attorney if the republicans will say at
the primary that they want him. Mr.
Lyon has entered the race after fully
himself of the political situa-
ton. He defines his claims and in
tentions in frank manner. He says:
Il was born in Iowa forty seven years
ago and have been practieing law for
twenty years. / was raised on farm
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