Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-28
DR.. MARS, osteopathy
DR.. Trotter. phycician and surgeon.
DIR. Lierle. eve. Office hours to $3.50.

styles, at Srdlu ;.
Audrey" the latest novel sensation,
at Liebig's book store.
The prettiest line of black wool goods
we have ever had, at Newcomers.
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We will be ready for business in the
new room tomorrow. Clay's bakery.
Have your laundry work done at
Flitton's. Packages called for and de-
liyered.
Special prices. Is. %. 50. and 80 cents.
The Lyman twins in "A Merry Chase"
tomorrow night.
Mrs. A. b. Bigelow, of LeGrand, ar
rived in the city Thursday evening and
will remain for few days visit at the
II. E. Simkins home.
Mrs. Charles Heitshu will assist to-
morrow ut Clay's bakery. She VIII be
pleased to have all her friends call and
inspect the goods
When looking for colored or white
goods embroideries and laces for trim
ming. do not forget to look at the large
line of new goods at Newcomers.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Bail. of Albion.
We're in the city this morning. being en-
route home from Ames, where Wednes-
day evening they We're in attendance
at the celebration of the golden we'd
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs j. w.
Smith.
Miss Kate Whitehead. who is en-
,lova5 IN tho Gilman schools came
home Thursday evening i'll with a Sc
we're cold that has settled on her lungs.
She expects to be able to return to Gill
man Sunday evening and resume her
work Monday.
The case against r. NJ. Hapner, the
agent for patent refrigerator who was
last week charged with cheat
ing by false pretenses in the sale of his
goods, on complaint of w. S. Gle, was
Mr. Clark reserved a decis-
ion until Saturday at o'clock.
Travelling Auditor III. Bennion, of the
Iowa Central, went to State Center
this morning, where this afternoon he
conducted transfer of agents at that
roint. T.. E. Noe. who has been agent
at State Center, has resigned and ex
poets to go to Eldora to engage in the
grain business. Ray Richards was
checked in as agent, to succeed Mr.
Noe.
The entertainment committee of the
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian
church entertained a large number of
members and friends Thursday evening
at a social given in the church parlors.
program of readings was rendered by
Mrs. II. T. MARS and Mr.. Will Carleton,
were served. and an old
fashioned spelling match created con-
siderable amusement.
The Chase Lister Company will open
their annual engagement of one week at
the Odeon Monday evening next. The
opening bill will be The Senator's
n strong melo-drama. On
night every lady accompanied
by n 80 cent ticket reserved before 6
{ clock will lie admitted free. Seats on
sale Saturday at 10 a. nj. Prices 10, 20
and 80 cents.
The Northwestern local west bound
train, No. 10. due out of this
city at 4:55 p. m, experienced de-
lay Thursday evening resulting from
an engine failure, and did not get out
of the yards until 6 o'clock. Engine
No. 161, IN charge of Engineer Georg.
Arnold. broke flue. resulting in the
fire being extinguished and the engine
going dead. Engineer A. Boyd. with
the S71, was secured to take the train
10 Des Moires
Mrs. Sylvia Kellogg. a we'll known
former resident of Albion and Montour,
was in the city between trains Thurs
day evening, arriving from Hiawatha.
Kas., where she has been spending the
winter with daughter. Mrs. Kellogg
was met here by her daughter. Mrs. E.
T.. Lowell, of Union, who accompanied
her to Union. Mrs. Kellogg. who is so
years of age, is quite feeble at present,
having but recently suffered an acct
dent whereby she sprained her foot Sc
verely.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. l.. Brown, at their
home. No. sos Woodbury. street, enter
tanned q company of friends Thursday
evening complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Watson and Mrs. ]. Hunter. of
Mason City. and Mrs. S. w. Wright, of
Webster City. A four course dinner
was served Mr.. and Mrs. Browns
guests were Mr. and Mrs. George
Young Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller. Miss
Clara Wilkinson, Messrs Wired Watros,
Luke Raglin, j. w. Walker and Albert
Walker.
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A writ of replevin was Issued Thurs
day afternoon In favor of Mrs. II. A.
Hurd against the c. & n. w. railway,
and under the writ Sheriff Shoemaker
has taken possession of $500 worth of
household goods belonging to Mrs. Hurd
and will hold them until the matter is
passed upon in the court. Mrs. Hurd
her goods from Chicago to this
city and the railway company refused
to give her possession after their ar
rival, because of disputed claim in
She asks possession of the
goods and damages in the sum of $50.
After April ! the trainmen on the
Chicago g. Northwestern railroad must
be polite, observe modern etiquette, use
grammar, and polish up their
rhetoric. The new set of rules announ
ced some time ago, will take effect. A
whistle will be an audible signal
Trains will move. mot run" There will
be no more engineers" but engine
men" Side tracks Will be called aux
iliaries" There are many new rules
affecting polteness. One of the most
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