Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-14

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Fine watch repairing at Paley'a
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e. e. Hood sells apples, potatoes.
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George ]. Allen. scientific optician-
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DR.. Burkart, osteepath. 3o2 West Main
Culley has the dishes, both fancy and
plain.
Cobs for sale. Glucose Sugar Refining
company.
Your laundry work will be done right
II you take 1t to Flitton.
Arrow brand collars, all sizes and
styles, cents each The Fair.
For sale-A good standing desk.
Inquire at the Times Republican.
Edward Echternacht has accepted
position with Geo. Olson, the grocer.
The largest assortment OF 10 cent
canned fruits and vegetables al Culley's.
DR.. MARS. osteopathic physician. owe,
Fidelity bank. practiced over three
years In this city.
Your clothes Will be properly cleaned
and dyed If you take them to Flitton &
Ogan's, "a West Church street
For Sale-Two good residence lots on
West Main street, adjoining corner of
Twelfth Sold cheap If taken at once.
Enquire 212 North Third street
Tomorrow. Wednesday, we will give
with each 80 cent cash purchase in our
store bag of candy. East & Sheldahl,
economy grocery, go West Main.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. McNeely
Went to Fairbank this morning, where
Mr. McNeely goes to attend the annual
meeting of the Bank of Fairbank, of
which he is stakeholder.
Rev. A. G. Burnham, of Linden, began
Monday night series of evangelistic
meetings at the Christian church at Lee
Grand. The meetings will probably con-
tinue two or three weeks
After attending the meeting CT the
Commercial Club C. T. LaPlant called
on the city council and got his plat of
the pottery addition adopted without
dissent Midnight is as good time as
any to do things when Charles is behind
an enterprise.
Sheriff John Steiner. the newly-in-
stalled republican sheriff of Dubuque
county, was in the city this morning
being on his way to Eldora with Albert
Duffy. 14-year-old Dubuque lad. who
has been ordered sent TO the industrial
school because OF incorrigibility.
Mr.. Ed Sampson. general agent for
the John Church Company. of Chicago.
is in the city for a short stay on bust
ness. Mr.. Sampson has been to Du-
buque, where he went to arrange for
quarters at Hotel Julian for his firm,
during the next convention of the Iowa
State Music Teachers Association to be
held in that city, next June.
Messrs. w. A. Nichols, NJ. Roberts, w.
Is. Bower, Thomas Triplett. Louis Hen
mes, Eckland, John w. Carney, r. Rob-
inson. S. p. Girton, W. II. Whitehill.
Conrad Funke and son, William Jack
son, Fred Armbrecht and Nick Hart
man. all of State Center spent Monday
in the city. Most of the gentlemen were
here to attend the annual meeting of the
Marshall County Farmers Mutual Fire
Insurance Company.
Hoyts "A Day and a Night" the
latest success of Americas most popular
comes to us this season
n bounding in bright and catchy comedy
srecialties, new and taking songs, smart
dances and sparkling musical gems. The
has been selected with especial
care, and it is claimed that this seasons
of the play outclasses any
that has heretofore been given to 1t. A
Day and Night comes to the Odeon
next Friday evening.
officer Frank Weaver is confined to
his home on Iowa street with severely
sprained knee. the result of fall re-
ceived Monday when the officer was
going off duty. He slipped on the ice on
the Northwestern depot platform caused
by the careless waste of water from the
railway standpipe. All winter long
there has been an accumulation of ice
on the platform at this point. Deputy
Marshal Cochran is ON Mr.. Weaver's
beat for the present.
Conductor Emery d. Young. of the
Central. who has been suffering an
attack of double pneumonia, and was
In such critical condition last week
that recovery was thought impossible,
Is greatly improved and all Of the
present symptoms point to a continued
His temperature is
down and his pulse improved and his
attending physician announces that
IL no unlooked-f for complications set
in he will recover.
Any of our mems 50, rs and ss cent
shirts for 80 cents. The Fair.
Modern writers find source of much
profitable study In the comical incidents
and ludicrous situations which occur so
in Shakespeare's funniest
pay, THE Tanning of the Shrew." A
grand scenic revival of the comedy will
be presented at the Odeon tomorrow
evening. The star will be the we'll
known Shakesperean artist, Charles B.
Hanford, who Is said to have scored the
greatest success of his career as the
Gashing madcap Petruchio. Mr.. Han
i- hoa nv tho haai1fi-