Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-28
DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.

Read Lee & Benedicts special Easte
"ad"
Fine watch repairing at Paley
Phelps.
The "Gester' $3.50 glove for 81. Ban
natyne & Lay.
Grand special neckwear sale at Pap
| pes tomorrow.
New trimmed millinery for Easter
Bannatyne & Lay.
See DR.. Mairs about osteopathy
/ Over Fidelity bank.
THAT Girl from Montana and "Wh
Goes There" at Liebigs.
We sell a watch for IS cents an,
guarantee it. w. c. Osman.
Plenty of fresh eggs at the Bee Hive
Send in your Easter order early.
Have your laundry work done a
Flitton's. Packages called for and de
| livered.
| After April / we will start our bak
cry wagon. Leave your orders. Sun
dell's Cafe.
| Special Easter neckwear so and IS
cent and 81 values at SO cents at Pap
| pes tomorrow.
Ladies, call at Henry Pappe's ladies
clothing parlor tomorrow. We arr
showing a great many new things fo
Easter.
The ladies of ST. Margaret's Mission
ers for sale Saturday at Lanes hard
will have stock of choice Easter flow
ware store.
The Iowa Tea Company just received
a large invoice of Haviland & Co.'S
decorated china. The prettiest designs
in the city.
Mr. Will NJ Narvis, of Muscatine
grand master workman of the Iowa A
o. U. W., was in the city Thursday
night to inspect the local lodge.
General Traffic Manager J. N. Title
more. of the Central, left this morning
for Peoria, where he will remain for 6
short stay on company business.
We have choice stock of roses, car
nations, daffodils, hyacinths, violets
lilies of the valley and tulips. Careful
attention given to packing and prompt
delivery. Wright, phones 1S9.
st. Margarets Mission will have fol
sale tomorrow. complete line o.
home made cakes, pies, salads. candies
and Easter novelties at Lanes hard
ware store. Sale will open at 8 and
continue all day.
Miss Matena Nelson, who has been
employed in the Iowa Central general
managers office for the past few years
has resigned her position, to take effect
April 1. She will be succeeded by Miss
Maude E. Gardiner.
The Northwestern east-bound over
land limited No. 2, due into this point
at 204 a. M, did not arrive Thursday
until noon, having been delayed at
Green River, Wyo., on Tuesday, be-
cause of the derailment of it's engine,
which jumped the track six miles out
of Green River.
Messrs. A. F. Balch, C. c. st. Clair, F.
e. Stewart, E. S. Ketchum and Robert
Ely went to Des Moines this morning,
where tonight they will be in attend
ance at conclave of ZaGa-Zig Tenn
pie, A. A. O. n. NJ. S. Mr.. Stewart and
Mr.. Ely will be among the candidates
shown the mysteries of the Shrine.
All west-bound trains on the North
western We're delayed some little time
this morning at Cedar Rapids, because
e., 1X1 nf 1, ",
Creamery supplies factory. which me-
cessitated the laying of hose across the
Northwestern tracks. No. 2, the east
bound overland limited, due in Cedar
Rapids at o'clock this morning, was
backed to Beverly and sent over the
"cut-off' to Otis, thus saving very
much of a delay.
Sheriff Shoemaker returned Thurs
day evening from Clemens, where he
spent the day investigating the van
dalism at the cooperative creamery.
1t is thought that the damage to the
churns as the result of pouring several
quarts of lubricating oil into them will
not be great. The perpetrators of the
act evidently intended to ruin the
plant, as the water was allowed to run
out of the boiler while banked fire
was in the CRATES.
Wright County Monitor, Clarion: 1t
now seems to be an assured fact that
Clarion is to have anew steam laundry.
Harry Dubois, of Marshalltown, has
purchased the corner lot adjoining the
present Chinese laundry on the west
and we understand Will soon begin the
of a new building and equip
rhe same with modern machinery. He
la married man and an experienced
Clarion will ably support
n frst-class institution of this kind.
The property was purchased of e. S.
for $4,000.
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The funeral of Veteran Moses Gar
land, of the Soldiers Home, was large
y attended this afternoon from the
Home chapel. Chaplain Jesse Cole
conducted the service, and referred at
length to the exemplary life of the aged
veteran. Relatives present at the flu
neral from out of the city were Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Garland, of What Cheer,
son and daughter-in-law of the de-
Mrs. William Hale, of Bald
win, a daughter; Mrs. Mary Hunt. of
Corwith, a granddaughter. and Mr..
William Garland, of Joliet, ILL.,, a son.
number of Marshalltown students
1T the State University of Iowa arrived
nome from Iowa City Thursday eve
hing and today Mr.. Frank Friend, who