Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-27
Eunh,g Republican. nrdap II
Geo. J. Allen, scientific optician.

Geo. j. Allen, scientific optician.
Go to the Paragon restaurant for fine
confectionery.
Go to the Paragon restaurant for fine
confectionery.
Take your laundry to Flitton's for
1irst-c!ass work.
Concerning Cats my own and some
others, at Liebig's.
See our waterproof taffeta silk for
jackets. Bannatyne & Lay.
Chrysanthemums for sale Thursday
and Friday Of this Week at 40 East
Main street.
Master Mechanic w. O. johnson
went to oskaloosa this morning for a
short stay on business.
Mrs Ella Davis, who has been spend
ing the past few days with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. c. A. Seely, returned to her
home at Malcolm this morning.
When you need a cord of nice, dry
Fuel and Lime Company, both phones,
40.
Men of Iowa." edited and published
by Stoddard & McGrath, Des Moines, is
being distributed among subscribers
here today.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Chris
tan church will have a sale of chrysan-
themunls Thursday and Friday Of this
week, at 120 East Main street.
Miss Grace Baker. of the Woodbury.
school, went TO Des Moines Sunday
evening, where today she began her
work in the Des Moines schools.
DR. Wilson, the we'll known eye and
ear specialist, is to be found daily up
the same stairway, where he worked
twenty years ago. No. II West Main
street.
Mrs. Walter L. Goodman went to Des
Moines Sunday morning, where she
will remain for a time with her hus-
bands mother, Mrs. L. c. Goodman,
who is i'll.
Tom Kinney, journeyman machin-
list, arrested by officer Clark on a
charge of intoxication, was before
Mayor Jones this morning and given
six days in Jail.
Rev. w. H. Scott went to Oskaloosa
this morning, where he will assist Rev.
3. p. Mcknight in conducting a series
OF evangelical meetings that will ex-
tend thru two or three weeks.
Poppor ic; Do Ao,,r
is the most perfect scientific combina-
lar cereals that has ever been put upon
the market. Don't fail to try a sack Of
it.
The girls OF Mr.. Charles Jarvis class
in the Christian Sunday school, with
the funds raised by a trolley ride, have
purchased new carpet for the class
room It was used for the first time
Sunday.
Cole & Propst, Marshalltown men
who have been in the general store and
hardware business at Coulter for the
past few years, have sold their bust |
ness to a man named Sorensen and will
return to this city soon.
euIeSudy evening GoIileS OLle VI
David Higgins melo- dramas. "The
Secret Dispatch" 1t is filled with
many strong scenes and thrilling eli
makes. Special prices have been ar
25, So and so cents.
The approximate earnings of the
Iowa Central for the third week of Oc-
tober We're $51,429, a decrease of $4.743
under the third week of October, 1901.
For the three weeks. ending Oct. "a, the
-oad's earnings were s155,472, a de- +
,rease of s1l,615 under the correspond
ng period of last year
John Messing. for many years an
employee of kreutzer & Wasem, went /
o Des Moines Saturday, where he has
a position with the Harbach 7
'urniture Company. Mr.. Messing is I
skilled wood worker and is especial /
v we'll versed in furniture making. His /
laughter will remain in this city to at /
end school.
A travelling man who often stops
over Vim this city for Sunday, and who
has been in Marshalltown for the past I
two Sundays, was heard to say at the
union station this morning that the
quartet choir of the Congregational
church of this city was, in his opinion,
one of the best he had ever heard west /
Of Chicago.
The remains of John Anderson, of
5llanita, Neb., who failed to recover
from an operation for appendicitis in
Chicago recently, arrived in LeGrand
Friday and the funeral services We're
held from the home Of the deceased's /
sister, Mrs. III. c. Herbert, Saturday |
afternoon at o'clock. A mother and
one other sister survive Mr.. Anderson. /
Mrs. b. B. Mcclure was called to Gill
man Sunday night by the serious ILL
cess of her husbands father, Mr.. j. c.. I
Mcclure. Mr. Mcclure. some few
weeks ago, suffered from two strokes
Of paralysis and it was feared for a
time that the old gentleman would not
survive. He has rallied somewhat,
however. but complications in the ma
ture of stomach troubles have set in
and he is now very i'll.
C. Nodland, of LOG West Nevada
street, formerly foreman for Kreutzer
Z Wasem, in this city, spent Sunday
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