Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-12


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Drs. Fry, Homeopathic physicians.
Fresh buttermilk. phones $40 and 34s-
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For Rent-Front rooms over the Fair
store, furnished If desired.
Have your laundry work done at Fit
toms. Packages called for and delivered.
Tailor made suits at the Hawkeye'
entirely new and very styi-
ish.
Come on. Don't wait any longer You
get what you pay for when l sell you
the coal. City weight. George Nyden.
C. Deuell's News Depot for valentines
suitable for your girl or some one else
girl, your mother-in-law, friends and
enemies.
Purchasing Agent Fred Wing. of the
Central. left Tuesday evening Tor 81,
Louis, where he will remain for
brief stay on business.
A lengthy petition has been received
l.. +. Hockersmith for
in the Fourth ward. He
has accepted the nomination.
The newly married couples and those
Who contemplate entering the married
state should call at Marion CARDS ana
select their furniture. Everything new
and the very latest style.
Lincoln's anniversary was not obserN-
ed in this city, as the day is not legal
holiday in this state. In some of the
,stx
to the martyred president
were INDUCED in.
Mrs. Edward Eaton. of LaMoille,
spent Tuesday in the city, coming to see
her husband. who was operated upon
week ago Tuesday for appendicitis. MI
Eaton is improving nicely, his nurse
having been discharged today.
Miss Alta Lanning entertained the
clerks of Melvin & Soliday Tuesday
evening at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
G. A. Tingley, 81 South Fourth street.
The evening was spent with games, at
the conclusion of which light refresh
ments We're served by Mrs. Tingley
Ames Intelligencer: j. A. and Mrs.
living northwest of Gilbert.
celebrated their fiftieth wedding ami
versary Wednesday. The children were
all present except DR.. 7. S. Mcfarland,
who is in Arizona. w. II. Nelson and
family of this city were in attendance.
Mr.. John A. Talman went to Boone
Tuesday evening, where he spent today
at the bedside Of his father George I.
Talln,an. who has been Ill for the past
few weeks with heart trouble, agSra-
waited by severe attack of the grippe.
Mr. Tallman has been growing weaker
for some time and is considered in
critical condition.
Mrs. S. L. Reed, residing six miles
east of the city. accompanied by her
little daughter, Halene, left Tuesday
evening on the Central for Pasadena,
Cal, where she will remain probably
four months, In hopes that her health
will be benefited. She will visit her
husbands parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Reed, at Pasadena.
party composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Binford. Misses Maize TUT
free, Fern Foreman. May Davis and
Fannie Shaw. and Messs. Ed Lynch,
Ed Tuffree, Jr RAMA Euztere and Har-
~ Hole enjoyed bob ride Tuesday
evening. driving to the G. f. Turner
home. near Hartland, where an oyster
supper was served.
Mrs. Al Fowler. of Hampton, niece
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Conner, of this
city. passed thru the city Tuesday
evening on the Central en- route TO L0H
Angeles, Cal, where she will remain
for about six months, for the benetli
of her health. Mrs. Fowler was ac-
by her brother. Mr.. John
Galbraith, of Hampton.
Mr.. d. j. Bullock, president of the
Fish Protective Associa-
ton. went to Des Moines today and
will remain tomorrow to attend the
conference of representatives of the
various rod and gun clubs of the state,
called by State Fish and Game War
den George Lincoln for the discussion
of proposed changes in the game laws
of the state. Other delegates will go
to Des Meoines tonight.
Homer Powell, of Searsboro, an extra
baggageman on the Central who has
been on duty on trains and 6tbetween
this city and Peoria, in place of u. T.
Horton, who is off on account of an in
jury to his foot is Ill, necessitating j..
w. Boggie making the run thru to Pc
oria from Mason City yesterday. Bag
gageman Will Allen, of this city. who
came up on No. 6 Tuesday evening
from Peoria, because of the change in
Mr.. Boggie's run, had to make the trip
north on No. Tuesday evening.
Carroll Herald: The sad ending of
Chas. Beverly. once editor of the JEFF
ferson Souvenir, is brought to mind by
recent decision of the supreme court.
About six months before Beverly shot
himself, in the spring of 1898, he took
out policy of $4,000 in the order OF
Maccabees. This contained clause
in which the insured waived all claim
in case of suicide before the end of the
first year. He shot himself before the
year expired and the supreme court
held that his widow could not collect
on the policy. Beverly had lost his
little fortune In the Marshalltown
Statesman which he tried to run as
q daily.
County Clerk S. p. Knisely is can
didate for denomination and will.
without doubt succeed himself, as the
second term to competent and meri-
torious officials. Mr.. Knisely Is at the
present time serving the second year
OF his first term and has made an
obliging and painstaking county OH