Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-16


and s4eS at the Big Fair Store.
Napoleon, the Last Phase" by Lord
Rosebery, at Liebig's book store.
For Rent-A neat 5-room cottage,
No. 10 West Grant street. H. c. Will
son.
See the pretty laces and insertions in
all widths for underwear, etc. cents
yard at Newcomers.
In overcoats some rare bargains.
Trimmings, as always. the best. Hop
kins, the popular tailor.
Ludwig Danzin, native of Bohemia,
was made citizen OF the United States
by Judge Caswell Wednesday.
Have you tried one of those 15 cent
meals at Sundell's Cafe? Those who
have say. they are very fine.
Your clothes will be properly cleaned
and dyed if you take them to Flitton q
Cgan's, "a West Church street.
General Traffic Manager j. N. Title
more, of the Central spent Wednesday
night in Des Moines looking after bust
ness matters.
For Friday and Saturday special we
will sell any ladies' or mems So shoes
in the store, all sizes and widths, at
s1.9S. The Fair.
New spring goods arriving daily at
the Hawkeye. Among other desirable
things are the new styles in ginghams,
aces and embroideries. Call and in
spect them.
Mr. and Mrs. X j. Jacobson, of Pick
erlng, spent Wednesday in the city,
coming to witness the marriage of their
sister. Miss Elizabeth Ericsson, to Mr..
Frederick Beetner. of Pickering, which
occurred in this city.
Remember tomorrow and Saturday
will be your last chance to save from
81 to sl.50 on pair of ladies' fine shoes.
Egledue & Young's great semi-annual
clearance sale of ladies fine shoes will
close Saturday night.
Harry Dunn, sen of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Z. Dunn, residing three and one-half
miles north Of st. Anthony. who was OPP
Grated upon a week ago Wednesday for
appendicitis, is In very critical condi-
against his recovery.
Mrs r. A. Halferty went to Gilman
Wednesday evening, where she Will re-
main for few days work among the
Rebekahs of that place. Interest in the
Rebekah lodge has been tagging for
some little time and it is Mrs. Hal
ferty's intention to revive the interest
and assist in the reorganization CT the
lodge.
Messrs. Marion Gard and e. r. Bar
ker, of this city, and Mr.. Harry Early.
of Liscomb, went to Cedar Rapids this
morning, where they will attend the an
nua show OF the Cedar Rapids Poultry
and Pet Stock Association DR.. N. +.
Mighell left for Cedar Rapids this after
noon to attend the show. Mr.. Early has
an exhibit OF buff cochins at the Cedar
Rapids show.
Mr. A. L. Cox, who, for the past nine
years, has been employed as manager
OF the business OF the Kansas City
Grain Company, in this city, leaves
Monday for Eagle Grove, where he will
take charge of the management of the
grain business of Nye & Schneider, OF
Fremont, Neb.. who operate an elevator
there Mr. Cox has been with the Kan
sas City Grain Company for eleven
years, and leaves the service OF the
company only because Of the failure OF
the latter.
Judge ]. c. sherwin. of Mason City,
passed thru the city Wednesday eve
ming ON the Central, en- route to Des
~ Gr;,, na3l IN hn nj at
the inaugural ceremonies today. Editor
William Gray. OF the Clear Lake Mirror
accompanied by his brother Mr. Thorn
as Gray. OF Wesley, and Editor L. B
Raymond, Of the Franklin County Re-
corder, Hampton. We're in the city be-
tween trains. en- route to Des Moines for
| the inaugural. Senator E. G. Perrose
| of Tama, passed thru the city this
morning, being on his way to De:
Moines.
The Cedar Falls Semi Weekly Ga
zette in speaking of the funeral of the
late R. II. Whitacre, formerly of Albion
says: "R. H. Whitacre, respected cit
izen of Cedar Falls, where he has resid-
ed the past three years. was buried yes
terday afternoon from his late resi-
dence, 1922 West Nineteenth street. DR.
r. w. Luce and DR.. John Bowman Off.
ciated at the services. Mr.. Whitaker
was 70 years old. devout Christian
man who moved here three years age
/ from Marshalltown. His death was due
to the third attack OF paralysis, and hi.
| last moments We're triumphant proc
of his Christian faith. q. L. Wheeler /!
a son-in-law."
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cammack. who
were married in this city Wednesda,
afternoon, managed to evade the pur
suit of all friends at the union station
Wednesday evening, when they depart
ed for Oskaloosa. A few of their friend:
were at the station to administer tht
usual words of advice, but they were
not destined to see the bride and groom
until the train was in motion. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Cammack were driven to The
Greene crossing, at Twelfth street
where thru Mr. Cammack's connection
with the superintendent office, thu
train stopped for an instant to allow
them to board They were safely bidder
! in the train when the stop was made
here and did not put in an appearance,
until the train started. when they waved
a derisve farewell to their friends OF
the platform.
While the comedy OF "Old Dan Tuck
err" which will be the attraction at TIT
II c,,t,rl,,, ap6 avapino