Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-15

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,hanks, obituary resolutions and stmilsr
notices. will be charged at the rate OF sonts
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THE CITY in BRIEF
DR.. Bay. IA East Main.
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Remember the Ben Hur fair.
DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician
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George ]. Allen. scientific optician.
Fresh buttermilk, phones $40 and s42.
DR.. Lierle, eve. once hours to 80.
Plenty Of fresh eggs, % cents a dozen.
Idso.
cobs for sale. Glucose Sugar Refining
company.
Sec I,r. MAR. about osteopathy. over
Fidelity Rank.
"A Modern Apollos." the tabooed
book. at Liehis's book store.
Fresh oysters direct from Baltimore
every day at sundell,s Cafe.
With Bennett & Binford. over So West
Main street. Open evenings.
For sale-A good standing desk.
Inquire at tho Times Republican.
DR.. MARS, sstsspathic physician. over
~i7idelity bank, practicsd over three
years in this city.
Fifty dozen heavy ribbed Armor Plate
hose, Is cent quality. 10 cents a pair.
Hoyts Department store.
Have yc1 tried one Of those Is cent
meals at sundeu's Cafe. Those who
have say they are very fine.
Come on. Don't wait any longer. You
get what you pay for when l sell you
the coal. City weight. George Nyden
O. H. Hole ha. small line of very
desirable overcoats. the long and styl-
ism kind, at much reduced prices to
close.
Claim Agent Marquis Barr. of the
Central, was in the city Tuesday after
noon looking after business matters
connected with his department
Any one giving any definite informa-
ton or returning my pug dog, Perk
will be literally rewarded and no ques-
lions asked. v. e. Liebig, West Main
street.
Mrs All Shotwen former resident
OF this city, but now of Oskaloosa, has
y, hue
band on the grounds OF habitual drunk
enness.
Remember the Ben Hur fair at For
ney's hall Jan. q to Feb. 1. PARIS or
chestra and John Pink as floor manager
is 4 combination that never falls Ev-
eryone invited.
r. R. Waterbury and D. D. Babcock
have moved their Mutual BENEFIT cash
grocery. with all its bargains, to its new
quarters, and 5 East State street
Large additions to their stock are con-
stantly arriving from Chicago.
Rev. A. w. Miller, of Gladbrook. spen,
Tuesady in the city on business. Rev
Miller brought to close Sunday nigh
at Grundy Center two weeks series
of meetings in the Methodist church, al
which ninsty-seven professions of faith
! were made.
Beginning yesterday, the Chicago s
Northwestern railway placed an add
| tional brakeman on Its trains 13 and IA
both east and. west OF Clinton. Thes.
trains. altho locals. do an immense
amount OF business. and the work de
\ N1v,yr lay To- mi
for one man to properly attend to.
Veterans Myron Lewis, Nathan Bige
! low, George McLarnan. T.. H. Brenton
w H. Robson and Capt. J. j. Smith, o
| the Soldiers Home: Messrs. j. NJ. Ad
0ms and f. r. Streeter OF this city, and
Mr. John Pyle, of LaMoille. went to To
ledo this morning. where they spent thu
Gay before the board of pension exam
| inerS.
Mr.. I. T. Carter, of Emmetsburg, one
OF the well-known dog fanciers OF the
| state, and the proprietor OF large ken.
mel, arrived in the city Tuesday eve.
| ming, being on his way to Washington
Court House, o., the home Of the Ohio
Field Trial Association, where his is
accompanying sixteen Lewellyn setter
pups, all Of his own raising. to put thru
course OF training.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. S. w
Merriman Tuesday afternoon was very
largely attended. The services were cen.
Quoted by Rev. r. w. Russell and the
Presbyterian choir furnished the music
The noral tributes were extremely beau
t'ful and numerous. The pail bearers
were selected from among the knights
CT Pythias, OF which the late S. w. Mer.
riman was a member, and were: M. S
Mcfarland, f. w. Welles, w. w. Doc
little, L. c. Abbott, p. S. Balch and T.
WATSON.
Mrs. Patience Sears and niece, Miss
Ethel Meigs, were called to Malcon
Tuesday evening by a telegram an
nouncing the death OF the latter's
grandmother, Mrs. Alma f. Chapman
Mrs. Chapman's death was quite sud
den, and was caused by an attack OF
heart trouble. She will be remembered
by Marshalltown friends, having visited
here a number of times. Two sons, DR.
w. A. Chapman and Mr.. Charles Chap
man. now deceased, formerly resided
In this city.
Hoyt's "A Day and Night" presents
plot which materializes many comic
possibilities in hilarious style and i.
said to keep the audiences In continual
laughter and applause from start to nm
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