Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-13
The CITY IN BRIEF
DR.. Bay, II East Main.

| DR.. Bay, II East Main.
Or janss. surgeon and physician
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| Dr Tretter. physician and surgeon
Fresh buttermilk, phones $40 and sac
Take your laundry to Flltton. L, viii
suit you,
cobs FOR sale. Glucose Sugar Refining
company.
Your laundry work will be done right
| Ii you take ii to Flitton.
Our clearing sale of business suits
Hopkins the popular tailor.
White goods and embroidery sale be-
gins Tuesday morning. Archie Parker
The substantial reductions we are
making should interest you. Hopkins
the popular tailor.
Or. MARS, osyeopa,hlc physician. ovei
~ bank. practicsd over three
years in this city.
Bargain prices. 10. 25. IS and so cents
have been arranged by "A Thorough
bred Tramp. this evening.
Read Ingledue & Young's announce
ment of their great semi-annual clear
ance sale OF ladies' fine shoes on another
page.
Jan. Is to is, inclusive. the C. & n. w.
VIII sell round "trip tickets to Cedar
Rapids, good to return on or before Jan.
81 al one and one-third fare.
Mr.. and Mrs u. w. Marston have
rented the Timothy Brown property,
at 4ol East Main street, which they
VIII occupy after April /.
Mr.. j. b. Rrockway. Of Ainsworth,
spent Sunday in the city with his cousin,
Mr Mad Let's. Mr.. Brockyay ia quite
We'll Known in state collegiate athletic
circles as member OF the champion
ship S. U. l. foot ball eleven of 1900
Miss. Helen Rain. of Clay Center
Ksas., niece OF Mrs. n. e. Miller who
has been in the city since the holidays
at her aunts home, went to Grinnell
this morning, where she will resume
her studies in the school of music of
Iowa College.
Because OF the abserce from the city
Of Rev. DR. r W Parsons. who has
beer in Griggsvile, H. for the past
week or business, Rev. w. H Scott oc-
cupied the pulpit of the First Baptist
church sunday morning and Rev. Jesse
Cole in the evening.
Miss Letta Thorpe. one Of the FIRST
grade teachers in the Arson school, was
hostess at dinner today at her home,
l0i1 Iowa street, TO the teachers of the
Arson school ane Mrs Alma C. White,
supervisor Of drawing. whose work was
among the pupils of Arson.
Ingledue & Young always do just as
they advertise Their great semi-an-
nual clearance sale Of ladies' fine shoes
tomorrow. Tuesday morn
ing, Jan, 14th, and will last until Sat
urday night Jan. 18th You cannot af-
ford TO miss 1t. Green trading stamps.
DIR. and Mrs. f. n. Whtacre and son,
MIR. Joe Whitacre and Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. /
Whitacre and children. the latter OF Al 1
bion, went TO Cedar Falls this morning,
where this afternoon they We're in at
tendance at the funeral of the late H. r.
Whitacre, brother of the Messrs. Whit
acre.
Miss Katherine Brooke leaves tonight
for ST. Paul, whore she Will remain for
a few weeks visit with friends, and Will
be present, on Feb. /. at the marriage OF
her friend, Miss Nellie Cook, to Mr.. Ce-
Gil Bacon, of ST. Paul Miss Cook Will |
be remembered as having visited Miss
Brooke during the holidays.
President c. d. Jones, of the Mar
shailtown Light, Power & Railway |
Company, arrived in the city this |
morning from the south being on his
way home to independence form bus
ness trip to Creston, Fairfield and
ottumwa. He Will remain in the city /
.or a short stay on business.
Messrs. Jacob Ruopp and Charles
Wittel of Cedar Rapids, arrived in the
eitv Saturday evening, called by the
death Of their mother and grandmother,
he late Mrs. Sibila Ruopp Mrs.
5uopp's funeral was conducted this af-
clnoon at go O'Clock from the nome
IF the decessed's daughter, Mrs. Jacob
'Eittel, 311 May street, Rev X Michael
Mr.. o. H. Adams arrived home this
norning from Boston, Mass where he
less. Mr.. Adams has accepted posi-
ale coffees teas and spices of Boston,
Iones. III Iowa territory. Mr. Bollnan,
Tho is We'll known here. has taken po-
ition with Tone Bros, of Des Moines.
Chapter BIB, of p. F. o.. held a very
interesting session Saturday afternoon