Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-14

For Rent-F'ront rooms over the Fair
store, furnished if desired.
New taffeta and peau de sole waists
just in. Bannatyne & Lay.
The Alexander Drug Company, sue
cessors to w. II. Evans, 113 East Main.
See the new meroerised zephyr ging-
hams in Newcomers wash goods stock.
Finest and most complete line Of
pearl buttons in the city at the Hawk
eye.
Just received, barrel of new phono-
graph records. Adamson, l12 West
Main.
Have your laundry work done at
Flitton's. Packages called for and de-
livered.
Parties who buy coffee in large
quantities should see Culley's samples
and get prices.
Life of Mckinley and Historic
Towns of the Western States" at Lie
bigs book store
Don't forget the candy sale at En-
ery's tea store tomorrow afternoon, by
st. Margarets Mission.
The French china cup and saucer
that go with a IS cent purchase at the
Iowa Tea Company's are beauties.
Come to the Economy shoe store and
buy your shoes and get blue trading
stamps. G. NJ. Tuttle, 33 West Main
street
We can furnish you Illinois or Cen
terville lump at a right price and de-
liver promptly. Gregory Brown Coal
Company.
The Economy Shoe Store, SS West
Main street, will give 81 worth of trad
ing stamps free to every lady who
calls Saturday.
Buy your coffee. tea etc. at Sinclair's
tomorrow and get handsome pair of
cut glass salt and peppers free with
each 81 purchase.
General Solicitor George w. Sewers.
of the Central. who spent Thursday
in the city looking after legal matters
for the company, returned to Oskaloosa
this morning.
Mayor N. r. Gift. of Gearing. was
in the city this morning, being en- route
home from LeMars. where he has been
to attend the annual meeting of the
board of trustees of Western Union
College,
The funeral of the late Mrs. Mel
lie Prior, of Wynette. ILL.,. was largely
attended Thursday afternoon from the
home of the deceased's parents. Mr.
and Mrs William Brown, $40 North
Fourth avenue.
For sale, modern five-room cottage on
paved street. AS the owner is about to
remove from the city this property can
be secured "a. bargain. For price and
further information see Bennett & Bin
ford, over 35 West Main street.
->-s--
One dollar and ninety eight cents for
any winter weight $3.50 shoe in our
store for men only for four days, COM
mencing Saturday morning. Feb. 15.and
closing Wednesday night, Feb. 10. In
gledue & Young, the Big Shoe House.
The next university extension lecture
Monday evening will be upon Vienna.
This city is the capital of country
standing midway between the past and
the present, and in 1t are seen the an
tagonst influences of feudalism and
democracy.
One of Scheeler's livery horses, driv-
en- by DR. Henriksen, INDUCED N run
away this forenoon. leaving the better
part of the sleigh at the corner of Third
avenue and Cunningham street. No in
juries resulted and about all the dam
age was to the sleigh
Secretary j. II. Fellingham, OF the
Railroad Y. NJ. c. A, went to Toledo
this afternoon. where he will be present
at the biennial convention OF the state
Y. NJ. c. A. for the northern district of
Iowa. Mr. Fellingham is on the pro-
gram for paper, Associated Com
mittees."
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Benedict enter
tanned the Champian Carroms Club
Thursday evening at their home on
West Main street. AT the close CT the
games a four-course luncheon was
served. Guests of the club were Mr..
and Mrs. C. II. Van Law Dr. and Mrs.
w. S. Devine and Mrs. futile, of Clear
Lake.
The Political Equality Club meeting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.. Will
bur was we'll attended Thursday night.
A duet by Misses May Baker and May
Bratt opened the program, followed
later on the program by a piano duet
by Miss Florence Hutson. Mrs. A. p.
Bratt read paper on The Life and
Character of Margaret Fuller Ossoli."
A Marshalltown contractor. Mr.. j.
G.. Weatherby, is one of the losers by
the Gearing fire of Wednesday night,
which destroyed the Christian church.
Mr. Weatherby had the contract for
remodeling the church, and had the
work almost under completion. He
had considerable material and num-
Der of tools stored in the building, and
will lose quite heavily as the result
of the conhagration.
The Gay Mr.. Goldstein," the re-
fined and pleasing comedy, in which
Thomas Keogh and Mary Hampton,
two very clever stars. appear at the
Odeon tomorrow evening, is filled with
many mirthful scenes and incidents,
and is q comedy of the higher order.
They carry their own special scenery
for the production. A bargain matinee
for ladies and children will be given to-
morrow at 2:30 o'clock.
See the new 10 and Is cent goods in
Newcomers wash goods stock.
A travelling library from the Univer-