Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-06
THE CITY In BRIEF

Fine watch repairing at Paley &
Phelps.
Take your laundry to Flitton. 1t
: will suit you.
Buy your skirt at Henry Pappe's
next Saturday.
Over 100 short skirts to select from.
Lee & Benedict.
Extra low prices at the Model open
ing Saturday morning. No. 16 East
Main street,
We sell the famous Peoria Lexington
line of steel ranges Get our prices be-
fore buying. d. j. Bullock.
If you buy your next skirt at Henry
you can do 1t with comfort and save
money.
The Model clothing store will open
for business Saturday morning at
o'clock. Bovard 6 Bell, proprietors, &c
East Main street.
Wallace Hankins, an Iowa Central
brakeman on II and II, south, who has
been Ill in this city for a week, resumed
his duties this morning.
Mrs. Burt, of Conrad. was brought to I
the Getz hospital in this city Wednes-
| day, preparatory to undergoing q Sc
we're surgical operation.
| F. d. Phelps will open a billiard par q
lor tomorrow (Friday) at SO North !
Center street, with all new tables. Free
cigars on the opening day.
| Word from Mr.. V. E. Liebig. who was
\ n tn he |
cause of the illness of his mother, Mrs.
s. e. Liebig. is to the effect that Mrs.
Iiebig died this morning.
| If you have chenille or tapestry
curtains that need cleaning or color
ing, call US up and we will do it right.
All work strictly C. o. d. Both phones. p
Flitton's Steam Dye Works. !.
great many Iowa State Normal !
School students We're in the city on
Wednesday evening and this morning,
being en- route TO their different homes e
to spend the spring vacation. .
Mr.. Charles j. McCombs submitted to f
painful. altho not at all serious. sur h
gical operation at his home Wednesday n
afternoon. He is doing nicely today AMI
will likely be able to be about within a
week or so.
The breaking of a pony truck on en- v
CINE No. &c. as the train was leaving a
Peoria, delayed No. s. the Inbound G
Iowa Central passenger into this city \
Wednesday evening. Engine 101 was
secured to bring the train north. ;.
The Chase Lister company will pre- /,
sent Wicked London this evening. n
1t is a strong English melo- drama, b
filled with thrilling situations. All i
new specialties again tonight. Prices a
10, 20 and 80 cents. Special matinee
Saturday at 2:30 o'clock.
Thirty-ive men are employed on the
rebuilding of the Marshall Oil Com
Iany's plant in the south part of the r;
city. The boiler room is already bricked a
UP and the floor in. If the good weather e.
continues the brick walls of the first 81
story will be laid within week. 81
The gross earnings of the Chicago O,
Great Western railway for the fourth Of
week of February, 1902, show an in
crease of s9,20665 over the correspond
ing week of last year. The total in
crease since the beginning of the fiscal
year, July 1, to date, is $511 103.S5. c,
Mrs. William Hayzlett, of Pocahon- a
tas, who has been In the Getz hospital u
for the past few weeks, undergoing ?
treatment for a severe organic trouble, d
was removed yesterday to the home of u
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Ketch- "
um. Mrs. Hayzlett is IMPROVING nice .e
ly. ~
Miss Susie Scott, of Kanawha, was
brought to this city Wednesday evening :.
and left on later train for Chicago,
where she will submit to the amputa-
ton of one of her legs. which is afflict- az
ed with tuberculosis of the bone Mr. ri
p L. Brown, Of Kanawha. accompanied +,
the young woman this far on her jour- h,
ney. al
Miss NJ Middlekauff Will be back in q
her building at "a West Main in short y. ~
time, where she will be ready for her -
Easter trade, with entire new stock - :.
of millinery. She will put in the larg- "
est and finest stock she has ever car
ried. Wait for later announcements. bt
She wishes to thank the friends who dl
so kindly removed her stock of goods
during the late fire. as she was absent
from the city. NJ
The old Johnston property on East ly
Main street, between Second and Third th
cant lot owned by Mr.. Shorthill, the Gu
present owner of the old landmark. w
The large trees in front of the propert% ga
were removed today in order that the I'm
building can be moved with more con- m
venience. Mr.. Shorthill is figuring with w
outside parties and may decide to FL
erect fine business block on the prop wi
erty where the old brick now stands.
Hundreds and hundreds of skirts of at
all descriptions to selct from at Henry
Pappe's new ladies' clothing parlor.
Another candidate for school director ~
appeared today, when the announce %,
ment was made that Mr.. III. A. Church =;
would try for one of the vacancies made az
by the expiration of the terms of d. M
rectors Devine and Atkinson, both Of ,o
whom are candidates to succeed them ~,
selves. Mr.. Church's candidacy will 80
awaken interest In the school election 20
next Monday. He is a heavy property ~,
holder of the city, a. successful bust 40
ness man, and without doubt would -,
make valuable members Of the board. l.,
All new spring clothing and furnish wi
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