Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-15
DR.. Mairs. osteopathy.
Dr. Boucher. 2os South Third Ave.
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Dr. Boucher, 2OS South Third Ave.
Fresh buttermilk phones 340and $40.
Take your laundry to Flitton. 1t
will suit you.
See DR.. Mairs about osteopathy.
over Fidelity bank.
Roast goose and plum sherbet for
Sunday dinner at Breckel's.
The Alexander Drug Company. sue
cessors to w. II. Evans. lib East Main.
See the new pretty sheer linens and
embroderies to match at Newcomers.
See Allen for ladies' and gents watch
chains. He has fine line of them at
IA East Main.
The best seats can be secured ut our
$3.50 pants sale, Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday. w. III. Burrows.
j have been using Pratt's Stock Food
for my horses. The results am getting
are remarkable. l. NJ. keefer
one thousand yards 40inch India
linens at ~ cents. This is less than
half price. Bannatyne & Lay
Come on. Don't wait any longer. You
get what you pay for when l sell you
the coal. City weight. George Nyden.
r. Stevens. arrested by officer Clark
for ntoxication. was before the mayor
this morning and was committed to Jail
for five days.
John Winkstrom. city. has been suf-
fering with severe abcess of the tonsil
and acute laryngitis. but is taking
treatment with DR.. Wood, and is rap
idly improving.
The winter s not over yet, and we
may expect severe weather soon. Bet
ter replenish your coal supply in time
by ordering load or two from the j.
F. Irwin Lumber Company.
Next Door an acroba,ic comedy,
with the famous Brothers Roger head
ing the cast. will come next Monday
evening" The price has been entirely
rewritten and is all new this year.
The quality of our $3.50 shoes on sale
does not require us to sell them at half
price. They are going rapidly at 1913.
You save 81 cents and get the best
shoes in the city. regularly sold at
$3.50. E. G.. Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pitcher cele-
brated the third anniversary of their
at their home Friday even
ing, entertaining about twenty guests.
An oyster supper was served, partners
being found by matching comic valen-
tines.
j. w. Coleman, an Iowa Central
time with typhoid fever. went to Os-
ltaloosa this morning, where he VIII
make arrangements for resuming work.
Mr. Coleman will either take run on
Nos. SO and sc between Oshaloosa and
Albert Lea. or on Is and 16 between Qs-
and Monmouth.
Mr. j. G. Clmstead, of Des Moines,
was in the city this forenoon, in con-
ference with Mr.. George Humlong, on
business matters. The engagement was
made to consult a proposition that was
to be made to the city, to dispose of the
lot north of the city's property. cor
ner of Center and State streets, for Ii
brary purposes Mr.. Olmstead is in
with Mr. Humlong in the
but the decision OF the council
and library committee, last night, does
away with any proposition that might
have been forthcoming on the part OF
the owners of the other property
Mis- Cora Dill, teacher of the primary
department in the Albion schools, spent
Friday in the city. visiting the public
Miss Dill visited the primary
of the Second and Wood
bury schools. also the fifth and seventh
grades in the Woodbury. building. She
was especially gratitied at the showing
made in the pupils work in music
which has been under the supervision
Of Miss Bessie Beaver. Miss Dill di-
reefs the work in music in the Albion
schools, and says that she was greatly
surprised to find the pupils here so pro-
icient in this important branch of
school work.
At the regular meeting of Frank NJ
Thomas w. r.. C. Friday afternoon, one
new member was initiated into mem
oership. and there are eight more cam
lidates ready for initiation. Mrs. Grip
pen. from Lake Forest corps. depart
nent of Illinois, visited the corps and
addressed the ladies. The chairman of
the relief committee reported twenty
i've visits made to the sick and needy
food and clothing purchased to the
amount of S3.63, and clothing and food
donated to the amount of s11.75. Seven
teen persons We're helped to food or
The chairman of the COM
nittee requested any one wishing to aid
n this work to leave any clothing which
hey would like to be given to the needy
at the home of the president. Mrs.
Johnson, 306 North First avenue, or
notify her and 1t will be called for by
The Alexander Drug Company sue
eessors to w. II. Evans, 113 East Main.
No reasonable man expects to cure
neglected cold in a day. But time and