Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-07
DR.. Mairs, osteopathy.
George j. Allen, scientific optician.
Coon pictures at Liebig's Book Store

For Sale-Three first class elSHt loo'
show cases in fine condition. Sinclair
Tea and Coffee House.
DR.. Mairs. osteopathic physician
over Fidelity bank. practiced over
three years in the city
Henry Pappe will show tomorrow the
grandest line of ladies' silk shirt Wals.s
ever shown in Marshalltown.
MIR. and Mrs. Hollis c. Joy, of III
North First avenue, are parents of
son, born Thursday evening.
Five hundred yards of percales ana
ginghams worth Is cents at only cents
while they last. Bannatyne & Lay.
We have a line of cast cooks and
ranges we are closing out Get our
prices. They are low d. }. Bullock
The Chase-Lister company will give
a special matinee tomorrow afternoon
at $50 o'clock. Prices, 10 and ~
cents.
The Iowa Tea Company will give a
vinegar cruet or German China plate
free with so cent cash purchase to-
morrow.
Messrs. E. p. Davis and w. B. Linell,
of Eldora, and Mr.. T.. G.. Wallace, OIL
this city, were in attendance at the
shoot of the Gearing Gun Club, held to-
day.
Nicholas Flood, an old soldier. ar
lrcsted by Deputy Marshal Cochran for
intoxication, was before the mayor thls
morning. He was released on payment
of the costs.
For our Saturday trade we will have
| fresh lettuce, radishes, cucumbers. toy
matoes, spinach, celery, a full me OIL
fruits. ETC., choice roll butter and fresh
eggs. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Mrs. Peter Shearer, mother of Mrs
Thomas Kimball. of LaMoille, is crit
Ideally i'll at her daughters home, suf-
fering from the effects of paralysis,
with which she was stricken Satur-
day. The entire right side is affected.
Remember we have cut the prices
on cleaning mems clothing from 81
per suit to s150. Send your suit in and
give us a trial. We will surprise you.
All work cash on delivery. BOTH
/ phones. Flitton's Steam Dye works,
Hampton Chronicle: Louis Fisher
has moved to Boone, where he expects
/ TO engage in the meat market business.
! Mr. Fisher was formerly a partner with
I. w. Marker and later was the owner
of the market on the corner OF ruth
and Reeve streets and proved himself
10 be an expert in this line of bust
ness.
Architect Miller. of Chicago. was in
the city Thursday evening in confer
ence with the board of library trustees.
4 Plans for the Carnegie building We're
I agreed uuon and the architect obtained
the ideas and suggestions of the trus-
tees. He returned to Chicago and Will
forward the completed plans to the
board in q week.
Friends in the city have received
Invitations issued by Mr.. and Mrs
Osborne Howell Hole, of 756 Washing
ton boulevard, Chicago, announcing
the marriage of their daughter Leona
Mabel, to Mr.. Charles Newton Ran
dolph, on the evening of Tuesday
March IS, at $50 o'clock. at kinsley'
Club parlors, Adams street.
The Mason City Times Herald hat
, better take another look at the card
, Judging from the following concerning
a visit of Mr. f. S. CincebeauX, of thi:
city. to Mason City: Ed. S. Cince'
baugh, and, by the way, we have KEEP
his card in one of the corners of thu
desk in order to get the letters in tina
!. name all properly arranged, was cal
/. Ter this morning. He is booming thu
passenger business on the Iowa Contra
road for all 1t is worth"
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Kimbley ar
, rived in the city Thursday evening
from Garwin and were guests toda.
of the latters father Mr. III. E. Sim
lsins. and family. Mr.. kimbley vii
leave tonight for the Indian Territory
: where he will remain indefinitely, pro
noting telephone lines. Mrs. kimble
o will remain for few days visit a
q her fathers home, when she will e
a to points in Nebraska for a short stay
prior to leaving for the territory, t
a Join her husband.
! An Ackley stockman, who arrived y
$ the city Thursday evening on the Colo
RADIO special from Chicago, had mar
\ row escape from injury Thursday even
d ing in making race after the out
a going Central train north. The ma
r. carried heavy valise, which bothere
his running, and after catching tn
train, we'll up In the yards, fell afte
putting his baggage on the rear en-
"a of General Superintendent Sweeney
business car. The train was final
stopped and the man, little the wors
If for wear because of his experience, 81
S on board the right car.
lie The Estherviile Enterprise of Thurs
~ day says: CDR. w. p. Galloway ha
a consented to be a candidate for cour
n Gilman from the First ward to succee
r c. A. Nichols. He is the only man
N far that has announced himself an
IL certainly he is just the man wanted.
at clean-cut, conservative, Christian bus
ness man who is interested in the mor
as we'll as financial condition of Es
l. therville makes Mr.. Galloway fit ar
g proper person. All good citizens of tn
Is First ward should see that no oth'
'e man is elected by some underhande
s. scheme or otherwise" DR.. Galloway
Sc son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Gallowa
ie of this city, and for many years live
l. at Union and in this city.
s. Mrs. Bertha B. Pringey, who is abo'
I'd to embark in the millinery business
IS. this city, arrived here this mornin
a. Mrs. Pringey has been in the mark
nt,e, nd 1pS q