Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-11
George ]. Allen. scientific optician.

DR.. Billiard. osteopath. 20 East Main
Buy your shirt waists at the Hawk
eye.
\ Flower pots and jardenieres at cul-
leys.
Fine watch repairing at Paley &
Phelps.
Take your laundry to Flitton. 1t
will suit you.
No IA South First street you will find
Blake, the plumber
Tumblers from the thinest to heavy
hotel glass at culleys
Easter cards and novelties at Liebig
book store. Come before stock is prok-
en-.
/ Observer Jones reports rainfall OF
10 inches between 6 o'clock Monday
evening and noon today.
We have line of cast cooks and
ranges we are closing out Get our
prices. They are low. d. j. Bullock
4 wanted-A good experienced dry
goods lady. Write giving experience
and wages desired Y, Times Republi-
can.
The Excelsior Aid Society of Mar
shall Rebekah lodge, No. 40, will meet
with Mrs Tom Harris, SOC North First
avenue. "Wednesday afternoon.
We sell good razors. good strops,
good brushes. Those who lost their
outfit in the recent fire should govern
/ themselves accordingly. Schmidt
I Hardware Store.
Elmer Buck and Martin Burke We're
tarrested Monday night by Constable
Haas on a charge of iikoxication. Each
was sentenced 10 thirty days work by
Justice Burritt this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O. Tuffree,
who We're married at Iowa Falls Sat
urday, have returned to the city and
are at home in n cottage prepared
4 for their reception at No. 40 North
| First avenue.
The Richeson family at Gil East Ne
vada street, which has been under
quarantine seventeen days because of
SMALLPOX exposure, has been released,
no cases having developed as the result
of the exposure.
Thomas Blackburn, one of the older
residents OF the county and one of the
wealthiest men in Minerva township, is
very critically i'll at his home in Glenn
cns. Mr. Blackburn is suffering Sc
were attack of pneumonia
Last year we had the exclusive
agency for the Perfection shirt waist,
land we have it again this season. The
fit of these garments is perfect, and
the material first class. Come am see
them. The Hawkeye.
/ MIR. Reuben c. Martin, of the Iowa
/ Central general freight office, is III at
/ his apartments at the Pilgrim annex,
1 Threatened with an attack of pneu-
monia Mrs. Martin was notified at
Minneapolis by telegraph today and will
probably arrive in the city tomorrow
morning.
Mr.. John w. Stull, of Chicago. chief
accountant of Armour & Co, and MIR. j.
f. Ravenscroft, of Davenport state
auditor for the company, spent Monday
in the city examining the books in the
office of Manager +. L. Stoltz. They
left for Omaha on the Colorado special
/ Monday evening.
wine. Woman and Song" which
comes TO the Odeon tonight, is one of
1.-THE largest and best burlesque shows
on the road. The company comprises
thirty people The olio consists of sew
eral excellent acts and the chorus con-
| tains twenty pretty and shapely girls.
They carry their own scenery and the
costumes are beautiful.
The new interlocking plant of the
Chicago Great Western and Chicago
& Northwestern railways, recently
completed at Ninth avenue by the G..
G.. W., will be placed in operation at
noon tomorrow. Passenger trains will
not stop at the crossing hereafter ex-
cepting for call and water, neither
will the fast freight trains.
The two NJ. &. St. l.. engines, Nos. %,
and 80. that were on the colliding eN-
ira that crashed into another extra
train at Grirnell Sunday night, We're
brought to the city Monday afternoon
by the wrecking train. Both engines
are badly disabled but will be tarned
out of the shops soon, better than they
were when they were brought here for
service.
A drunken man, said to reside near
State Center, forced his way into the
w W. Ward home on North Third
street during the storm Monday night.
| Officers We're summoned to take him in
charge, but the wrong street number
was reported and they failed to find
him. Later a neighbor of the Ward
family took the man to a hotel and en-
gagged room for him.
Master Mechanic George D. Brooke, of
the Central, went to Oskaloosa this
morning. where today he was present
at the investigation of the wreck of
Sunday night at Grinnell Employees
from this city, witnesses at the inves-
litigation, We're Engineer Joe Glover, of
the Central, and his fireman. Perry
Hickok: Engineer Webb. of the NJ. &
! ST l.. and his fireman, Dan Namoyer;
and Brakemen Fred e. Bauder and J. l..
| Milton.
Mrs. o. c. Beach. of Albion, arrived
| in the city Monday afternoon from
| Mount Vernon, where she was called q
few days ago because of the death of
her father, Mr.. T. j. Mason, which oc-
CURED Saturday morning, as the result
OF stroke of paralysis. The funeral
was held Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Ma
son Will be remembered by many