Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-29

DIR. Mars, osteopathy
f. e. Hood sells apples, potatoes.
Dr. Boucher, EOS South Third Ave.
Dr. Trotter. physician and surgeon
Eyes scientifically fitted at Paley's.
Your laundry work will be done right
II you take 1t to Flitton.
Found. young pug dog. Owner APP
ply at Liebeg's book store.
Full line of picked goods, both ir
bottle and bulk. at Olsons grocery.
Another large sized crowd was pres
ent at the Ben Hur fair Tuesday eve-
ming.
Ensminger's Orchestra was in Gill
man Tuesday night to furnish music
for dancing party.
A slight thaw to settle and pack the
snow would improve the sleighing
which is very good as ii is.
Look out for cold snap and see that
You are prepared for ii. Let us send
you load Of good coal. j. f. Irwin
Lumber Company.
Carpet samples that make fine rugs
are going cheap at Marion Cards
You'll have TO hurry.
Miss Grace Macy. of Lynnville, who
because of the illness of her aunt, the
Tai, ~ 81, lie
morning to her home.
Mrs. S. P. Knisely. Mrs. F. w. Har-
grave and Mrs. T. L. WATSON went tc
Des Moines this morning. where they
will be present at the Mothers Con-
gress, which began yesterday.
Mr. r. w. Clayton, of Oskaloosa,
member of the state republican CEN
trail committee from the Sixth district
was in the city Tuesday evening be-
tween trains. being on his way TO Des
Moines, where he will remain for a
few days looking after business mat
tiers.
Mrs. C. j. Lander. Jr, who recently
made brief visit to the city. will ar
rive from Chicago on the 10th proN. to
make Marshalltown her home, Mr.
Lander hvaing decided to make his
headquarters here instead of Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Lander have rented
apartments at the j. A. Lane home, NO
8 North Third avenue.
Street Commissioner George Ordway
put large force of men at work today
cleap;ps- the snow from the sidewalks
- s,aar,,. or,nars had napIacted
WY 80
,.aaohas WOW. aIso given attention by
pioa.nes go 49,, :
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a,,,inations ON the hooJ; of rules sun
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Kerv,in at Oskaloosa met Tuesday al
a., p,, rnst-,,to,
George n Parker. in this city. for a
49,, 80 ,,.,,.+io, ~ al. h,al,a re
apo TIE new engineers are C. e.
pn.s,ra .Art, cross Charles Parks
and George Snare. of this city. and II
Icwa nth OSkalOOSa. The men
have been ordered to report for duty
at once.
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ME- hurlelgh Milton. iiiailasel y, .ie
Central leaves this evening for
Mason City, where he will
na,,a arrangements to move his
household effects to this city.
Mrs Milton will accompany her hus-
band TO the city. and will occupy
,,,,.-,,,,a,t. i, tho Rnardman pronerty.
Mrs Milton is said to be a very tai
-, ,i;,t o,1 hoe haen n,ite
n,o,,,nent in tho musical circles of Ma
49,. =. = oha,,,, sho vii, go
aost ,bis .inta,. IN study music.
Blanche Walshs production of Jan
ice Meredith said TO be magniflcently
staged and played by large company
az .ala,+ad actorc viii ba the a.tran.
ton at the Odeon Saturday. February
-rhis 4. ~ revolutionary nIay which
made such notable success in New
l norR ins' wlii1er. Is ioniua 90. o.,
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