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

Eyes scientifically fitted at Paley's.
DIR. Billiard. osteopath. % East Main
Cobs for sale Glucose Sugar Refining
Company.
Your laundry work will be done righ
II you take 1t to Flitton.
Fresh oysters direct from Baltimor,
every day at Sundelrs Cafe.
Reduced prices upon all heavy weigh
suits and overcoats at Holes
Best apron check ginghams, cents {
yard. Hoyt's Department Store.
Fairbank scale books and family ex
pense books at Liebig's book store.
Have your laundry work done at Fit
toms. Packages called for and delivered
Have you tried one of those 15 cen
meals at sundelrs Cafe? Those VIII
have say they are very fine.
The Marshalltcwn rug factory ha
added rag carpet loom. All worl
done to order, 610 North Center.
Jan. 10 to Is, inclusive. the c. & N. w
will sell round trip tickets to Ceda
Rapids, good to return on or before jar
2e, at one and one-third fare.
The annual meeting of the congrega
ton of the Presbyterian church will b
held this evening, at which reports
the secretary and treasurer will be re
ceivsd.
Mr.. Jacob Ruopp. of Cedar Rapids
who was called to the city a few day
ago because of the death of his mother
the late Mrs. Ruopp, returned thi
morning to his home.
Farmers will do well to remember tina
Henry Weber is exchanging thirty-w
mounds of such flower as Pillsbury'
Best and White Swan, the best brand
on the market, for a bushel OF goo
wheat. This offer is for limited tim
only. Call him over the farmers ,phon
No 5s4 or call al 1Q6 South Center street
Mis-. Esther Heifner was In the cit
TO-DAY with her father, and went 10 III
Kierulff's eye and ear infirmary to nav
her eyes properly treated and giasse
fitted. She has been unable TO secur
proper vision, she says, until now. III
Kierulff has been having all he can &c
and people are approaching more an
more his ability and success In treatih
the eye and ear.
De. Moines Register: Delegates Q
the brotherhood of Locomotive Fireme
from all parts of the state held a meet
ing at the Iowa Hotel and determine
to keep a man here during the lesiFla
tire to leok out for their interests. tn
chairman. William Jennings, of Mar
shalltown, was delegated for the worf
Fred Barnett was endorsed for lapo
commissioner
The Mason City Times-Herald G
Tuesday evening says: Rev. R. z. sar
gent left this evening for MarshailtoW
where he goes to meet a committee
arrange for the Northwestern distric
convention Of Iowa held here IN MAY
1902. Rev. Sargent is the presldenl G
this association and will also go t
Cedar Rapids before his return TO max
full arrangements for this auspiclou
event"
Rev. F. F. Russell received a lette
this morning from Miss Carrie M. Cane
a Chicago nurse who has charge CT tn
case of Mrs. George w. Westlake, c
this city who was operated upon las
Saturday morning for an abdomins
tumor. Miss Cane writes that her pa
tient is doing splendidly and, says
think | have never taken care OF pa
tient who has done so we'll after 50 ser
or, an operation She is comparatiVei
free from pain. and sleeps and rest
| most of the time"
The scenery plays an important pal
| in the revival of the Tanning of tn
Shrew," which will be presented at tn
Odeon this evening, with Charles
| Hanford, the eminent Shakespearea
star, as Petruchio, and the beautif'
young actress, Helen GRAVITY, as katf
crime. In this production are sewers
magnificent sets OF scenery, which WEI
painted by leading New York artist
They are all of handsome and exper
sive character, but the most pleasing
an Italian garden scene, which is said
be very strikingly beautiful.
| Mr.. Albert G. GILL; Of Montour. wa
In the city Tuesday afternoon, being o
his way home from ST. Anthony, whei
he was called few days ago because {
the illness of his father, John Gill. VIII
res.des one mile south OF st. Anthem.
The elder Mr.. Gill, who is "a years
age, has been i'll with severe attack
the grippe. but il now somewhat i'm
proved. His condition has been aggra
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news of the death of his brother, Henr
Gill. aged Il. who died at Philadslphi
a. the result Of surgical operation.
The first annual meeting Of the Mar
shalltown Biscuit Company was hel
Tuesday evening at the office of d. /
Cummings. at which time the DRAWN
of the twenty-four lots. the plat fe
which va. adopted by the city cour
ell on Monday night, occurred. OF
GERS were elected in the persons
George A Turner. president; George
Estabreok, vice president: N. A. Evan
secretary; Ralph w. Mcbride. treasure
The president, vice president and secre
tary. together with Mr.. j.. Sherveil, tn
manager. and Mr.. Charles j. Hoyt. cor
stitute the board OF directors.
The first Of the prospective candidate
for the republican nomination for coun
ty attorney to make definite announce
ment OF his candidacy was Mr.. J. N
Bishop, of the firm of Bishop Louns
berry. Mr.. Bishop is one of the sue
cessful young lawyers Of the city, wher
he has practiced for several years, @
since removing from State Center
..l1.a ha r,,rened hic nrnfession 10