Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-07

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THE CITY In BRIEF
DR.. MARS, osteopathy.
DR.. Jauss, surgeon and physician
Drs. Fry. Homeopathic physicians.
Eyes scientifically fitted at Paleys.
See DR.. MARS about osteopathy. Owe!
Fidelity Bank.
Call and see whag we give you tomor-
row. Iowa Tea Company.
Oil, oil oil! 10 cents share. See Ben
nett & Binford. over 50 West Main.
Have your laundry work done at Fit
toms. Packages called for and delivered
who We're recently married at Postville
arrived in the city Thursday evening.
Come on. Don't wait any longer. You
get what you pay for when sell 20,
the coal. City weight. George Nyden
Ben o. Rroades will have charge OF
our auction sale. Come and get cloth
ing at your own price. Farrand 4 Gift
ford
There will be q called meeting OF
the directors of the humane society
tonight at the office of MIR. Henry
Pappe.
Assistant General Freight Agent II
F.. Marsh. of the Central. left Thurs
day night for St Paul. where he VIII
remain for brief stay on business.
We have the cut glass salt and pep
pers. You may have them If you can
use so cents worth of tea, coffee, spices
extracts. baking powder. startn, rice
cocoa or cocoanut, etc. Tomorrow on
ly. Iowa Tea Company.
Ten new members were signed TO-DAY
for the new A. O. Z. w. lodge to be or
ganiZed in Marshalltown. They now
have thirty-five applications ana eS-
pect to organize about Feb. 20, Win a
charter membership of 100
David Harum" is getting as much
praise and making as much OF MT
in its stage form as it did in its book
form. which is as much as saying tha'
it is breaking records. 1t VIII be given
here next Wednesday, Feb II, at the
odeon by one OF Charles Frohman
best companies.
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Wesuake
arrived home Thursday evening on the
Colorado special from Chicago, where
five weeks ago Mrs. Westlake submit
ted to an operation for an ABDOMINAL
tumor. Mrs. Westlake has improved
nicely since the operation and Is
thought to be entirely over her trouble.
ESCAPED from the Law will be the
play presented by the Dalrymple com
pany at the Odeon tonight. 1t is one OIL
their strongest bills and is well pro-
duced. one lady will be admitted free
with every 30-cent ticket again this
evening. a special matinee VIII De
given tomorrow Ut .: 80. Ten cents to
every one.
A little son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Andrews. of 2llya North First street,
wandered from home this afternoon
and lost himself, and consequently
caused much worry to his parents.
The little fellow was found down town
and taken 10 the city building. where
he was returned to his mother IN
charge of City Marshal Nicholson.
A number of Elks' wives spent Thurs
day afternoon. on the occasion of one OF
the two ladies days of the month IN
the apartments of the lodge, where pool
was enjoyed in the billiard room. Those
who participated in the afternoon
games were Mesdames ID. w. Marston'
r. e. North. r. w. Mcbride. l.. l.. Put
eel. N. A. Carmean, L. j. Wilson, w. X.
Forney. C. j. McCombs, Ben Rhoades,
C. j. Hoyt, F. L. Stewart and j. r.
Swingley.
Probably one of the most attractive
pieces of china and one that is GER
tainly a necessity in every househola
is the cup and saucer made in so many
beautiful shapes sizes and decorations.
Z hen again one is never quite salts
fled with their collection, for Il pretty
one now and then adds so much to ones
table and china closet. Sinclair Will
give you beautiful one tomorrow in
Theo Haviland, many new and pretty
designs just having arrived, with each
81 cash purchase.
H w. Armstrong, of Baltimore. Md,
who accompanied the remains of his
daughter Miss Rose Armstrong to this
city for burial Thursday, left Thursday
right on the Great Western for his
home, being called back Immediately
because of the Illness of his wife. Mr..
armstrong spent the day in the city
with his nieces Mrs. Arthur l.. Croft
and Miss Emma Harris. Miss ARM
strong's death was the result of physi-
cal exhaustion, following chronic
stomach and bowel trouble.
Charles I. Newman, of st. Anthony.
returned Thursday evening to his home
after a few days stay in the city. COM
ing to consult with his brother, Mr..
Will Newman, on political matters. Mr..
Newman, who was mentioned in these
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