Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-25
E. E. Hood sells apples, potatoes.

e. E. Hood sells apples, potatoes.
Eyes scientifically fitted at Paley's.
Fresh butterniik, phones $40 and Si2.
Remnants. table linens cheap al New
comer's sale next week
Your laundry work will be done right
II you take 1t to Flitton.
New white goods in beautiful patterns
for shirt waists at Newcomers
For Sale--A good standing desk.
Inquire at the Times-Republican.
The Marshalltown harp orchestra was
in Colo Friday evening, where 1t fur
ni.hed music for the opening of large
new double store room.
The prices are TO- 90 and 80 cents for
Gideon's minstrel carnival at the Odeon
this evening. The company is composed
of thirty colored artists.
When Norman Holt" gave the
Right OF Way" thru The Eternal
City to Eleanor" then came the
Crisis" a Liebig's book store.
Street car traffic was stopped for
half hour this forenoon because Of the
moving of a building under the. wires,
thus necessitating the shutting down of
the power for time.
Ask us about the ss5 per acre farm
next door to Marshalltown. Some one
will buy at this price and get a snap.
See us. or telephone 507. Will II. Hill g.
Co 1O7 East Main street
BY bribing the nerves with opium you
may stop cough, but the Inflammation
goes from bad to worse. Aliens Lung
Balsam. containing no opium, goes to
the root OF the trouble and cures deep
seated affections OF throat and lungs.
The gross earnings Of the Chicago
Great Western railway for the third
week of January show an increase OF
S1O14SSS over the corresponding week
of last year. The total increase since the
beginning Of the fiscal year, to date. is
s4s7, 1889.
The members of the Longfellow So
ciety, the seventh grade society OF the
Fourth ward, twenty-eight In number.
were entertained Friday evening by
Mrs. Jessie c. Liston, principal of the
Fourth ward, and Miss Florence Hut
son, at the Hutson home, East Grant
street. The evening was pleasantly
spent with games. and light .eiresh-
ments were served.
Simon Narnum, an old man VINO is
not in the habit of getting into trouble,
was made the victim of serious Joke
by several young men of the town last
night Narnum was induced to drink
too much beer and at midnight was
found by officer Hanson on North Cen
ter street, minus shoes and hat. and
helpless When Mayor Jones head the
old mans story this morning he re-
leased Varnum.
state Center Enterprise: Farmers
along the road between this place and
Rhodes are anxious to have party tel
ephone line connecting the two towns,
Henry Floto has interested himself In
the matter and is making thorough
canvass among this neighhors with
very good prospects of success. ar
will be made, if possible, to
use the poles belonging to the Iowa
telephone company, which will greatly
reduce the cost of the line. Work OF
will commence as soon as
enough subscribers are secured
Table linens from 10 cents yard up
at Newcomers sale next week.
S. p. Johnson left Friday evening for
Mound City, Mo-, called by telegram
the death Of his father, Da-
vi S. Johnson, who died at the home
of his daughter. Mrs. Nora M. Noll, af-
ter a months illness with gastric fever.
Mr. Johnson, whose home was In Har-
ward, Neb., was in Mound City to spend
the winter at his daughters home. He
will be remembered by a number of
Marsh alltown friends, he having visited
here many times with his sons. Messrs.
w. L.. A. c. and S. P. Johnson. His last
visit here was last fall, when he spent
several months in the city. Besides the
sons here and the daughter in Mound
City the deceased is survived by two
daughters and one son-Mrs. May
Mundorf of Harvard, Neb., and Mrs. L.
C. Mundorff. of Blair Neb., and Mr.. An
drew E. Johnson, of Harvard Mr..
Johnson was 10 years of age. The re-
mains will be brought to this city for
interment in Riverside beside those of
his wife, who died in the fall of 1900.
Mr.. S. p. Johnson will probably arrive
in the city Monday morning with his
fathers body.
Free, free, free. A fine $40 piece Of
Fernichoore. Densel & Wilbur will ex-
plain how you can get 1t.
A growth was removed from the eye
Of A. b. Hubbard of Montour, this
week by DR.. Wood. George W. Tim
mons has suffered for years with
lids and is now getting
we'll Jake Kunkle, of State Center,
was nearly blind week ago and is
rapidly improving. Mrs. E. Klassen,
of Laurel, was deaf a week ago and
has regained her hearing under DR..
Woods treatment. John Myers. of
Madrid, had granulated lids but Is al
most we'll. Mr.. Gregson. of Ewart, has
had weak eyes for years and has been
with DR.. Wood some six weeks he re-
turns home today permanently cured.
also his friend, McObidiah Steele, of
Miss Grace Mabie, of St.
has suffered for years with
deafness. DR.. Wood performed an
operation and has been treating her.
She is improving rapidly. Miss May
of New Sharon, has been
treating for catarrhal deafness and is
nearly we'll. Ben Beld. of Colo, had
bad eyes, but is also getting on fine.
Gary, of Montour, had four
large tumors removed from his eyes