Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-12
Camera supplies at Adamson's.

Lee & Benedict.
All-over, tuckings with lace inser-
tons, ETC., at Newcomers.
A good secondhand surrey for sale
at Tinker & Armstrong;.
Kemble is Offering choice lot of GIN
erarian and Dutch hyacinths.
Our wrapper sale is still in progress.
Big line of SO cent wrappers, made full
ruffle on skirt, etc, at Newcomers.
Thumb tacks, staple binders. bank
pins and paper fasteners, at Liebigs
book store.
The members of When We Were
Twenty-one" company arrived in the
city this morning from Waterloo.
Come on. Don't wait any longer. You
get what you pay for when | sell you
the coal City weight. George Nyden.
Miss Clara Cripps, of Albion, spent
the day in the city. coming to attend
the annual children's day of the
Beethoven Society.
General Traffic Manager j. N. Title
more of the Central. was in Des
Moines over night Tuesday. and a por-
ton of today. looking after company
matters.
We are now showing an elegant as
sortment of seasonable trouserings at
lis West Main street High prices
were badly scorched in our late fire.
Hopkins, the popular tailor.
Iowa Central coach Sc, which has
just been brought from the shops after
a complete overhauling, was placed in
to service Tuesday evening on No. 2.
substituting coach so, which was sent
to the shops.
1 will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder one ladies driving horse
city broke, perfectly gentle. Also one
almost new phaeton and single harness.
on the corner of Main and Center
streets. Saturday. March Is, 1902, at
9 o'clock. c. O. Frazier.
Rev. Father Angelo, of Kansas City,
who will be remembered as having con-
Quoted mission in this city last May.
spent Tuesday In the city as the guest
of Rev. M. c. Lehman and John Stuart.
being on his way to st. Paul, where he
is going to give a retreat to a commun-
ity of sisters.
Two new extra passenger brakemen
have been assigned to duty on the
Iowa division between
Clinton and Boone. The men are Mitch
ell. of Anamosa, and Larkins, of Me-
chanicsville. They take the places of
brakemen who have been
to the freight service.
DR.. B. Z. Shirk, who owns the build
ing occupied by John b. Simmons,
which had such close call from de-
struction by fire at the recent burning
of the fremont block, presented his
Yesterday, together with n letter
thanking the department for the good
work done at the fire.
MIR. w. NJ. Moninger, of Calvin, was
In the city Tuesday afternoon, being on
his way to Ames. where this morning
at o'clock, he was present at a meet
Ing OF the board of trustees of the Iowa |
State College. of which he is a member
He was also present at the college to-
state legislature, preparatory to making |
the annual appropriation to the school |
The ladies who expect to have a new |
hat or bonnet for easter-and they all |
be interested to know that |
Mrs. Bertha Il. Pringley will open her
new millinery store. at the corner OF
Main and Second avenue next week, |
f.,h ~
latest patterns. The new millinery |
store will be under the management of
Miss Kennedy who is we'll known 10 the
aides in this vicinity.
Word from Oskaloosa to friends in
this city announces that Conductor "A.
Ne. Rennie of the Central is still quite
III at his home. and that he will likely |
not be able to be out for some little
time. Conductor Rennie went TO his
nome a week ago from this city, suffer-
ng with a severe cold that had settled |
N his kidneys. His case has been dag
losed by some physicians as lumbaso.
out by others incipient Brlght's disease. |
"When We Were 81 has been pro-
lounced by press and public the great
cts play of modern times. 1t Will be
presented at the Odeon this evening by
i superb company The story of the
play is simple. 1t turns on the deter
nination of a middle-age bachelor to
save the son of his dear friend from the
follies of youth. He takes the boys
sins his own shoulders. and the sac
'ifjce which he makes results eventual
Y in his own happiness. In all the ac-
ion realism Is rampant, but there is al
ways underlying it a pure sentiment,
wholesome and true.
Unsurpassed in splendor of scenic
presented with an array of tall
.pted comedians singers, dancers, spe- |.
,iAlty artists, and a car load of new
md handsome sceenry, gorgeous cos
umes is what Are You Buffalo?"
which comes to the Odeon tomorrow
,veinng, means the new musical and
arcical comedy presented this season.
Thirty odd people appear with the COM
,any. 1t is full of novelties and fea-
ures. and most entertaining to the
minute generally than any other at
raction before the public 1t is one
continuous laugh from start to finish.
Agents of the Northwestern between
Rama and Ames, on the main line. and
hose between Ames and Des Moines on
he Des Moines branch met today in
Oes Moines to undergo examination on
he new book of rules, which will go
nto effect on April 6. The examining