Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-08

Dr. Boucher, EOS South Third Ave.
DR.. Mighell, surgeon and physician.
New muslin underwear at the Fair
Store.
Eyes scientifically fitted at Paley &
Phelps
"A Voice in the Wilderness at Lie
big's book store.
DR.. Wood since his return from
abroad is having a very nice practice.
Percale, worth 12A and is cents.
Monday at cents at the Fair Store.
Special wrapper bargains for one
week at Newcomers. beginning Mon
day.
Dr.. MARS. osteopathic physician.
over Fidelity bank; practiced ovet
three years In the city.
f. l.. Nicholson desires to announce
that he is candidate for school die.
rector by request of many friends.
Think of getting a ready made wrap
per fer 50 cents. You can and good
Miss Ricke Schiller, of State Center,
who was lately operated upon by DR..
Wood for throat and ear trouble, is i'm
proving.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Henderson and
children left this morning for Round
Lake. Mimi. where they will make
their home on a farm near that place.
The Invincible Whist Club was en-
by Mrs. l.. S. Peckham. Guests of
the club on this occasion were Mes
danes II. a. Church and NJ. NJ. Ack
ert.
e. G. Beyl, of Minneapolis, whose
name was among the list reported by
landlord Jayne, of the fremont, as not
reporting after the recent fire, is ac-
counted for, as he called on several
business men the day following the
disaster.
This is not bad time to look around
for lumber prices if you contemplate
building the coming season. We are
up and are prepared to fur
nish anything in our line. Will be
glad to see you at our office and talk
prices to you. j. f. Irwin Lumber
Company.
Mrs. Owen Murphy, of Monmouth
H.. wife of Engineer Murphy, of the
who was recently transferred
to this city on the 8 and passenger
runs, arrived in the city Friday eve
ming for short visit with her hus-
band. and to make arrangements for
soon to Marshalltown.
pleasant gathering of German
speaking citizens was held at the hall
Of Goethe Odd Fellows lodge Friday
evening Rev. X. Michel, pastor of the
German church of this city, delivered
learned lecture on The Deutcher Frau"
and the German singing club, composed
Of members of the church choir and
others sang several selections.
The Chicago Great Western, which
aid heavy steel between Des Moines
and this city last season, is planning to
continue the work of improvement
north and is arranging to replace the
I'D 56 pound rails between Waterloo
md Marshalltown with new rs pound
steel. The steel is now en- route, but the
work of replacing the old track Will not
,egin until April or warm weather sets
n The change was made necessary to
the new heavy engines
which that road is about to install on
hat division.
The breaking of a flange on one of the
anl wheels of Iowa Central engine No.
g. at a point three miles north of Ell
fora, derailed the engine and caused
delay to other trains. The
3 was in charge of Engineer Bill
owyer of this city, and was pulling No.
i, local freight, in charge of Conduc-
or Fowler, north. The wrecking outfit
vas sent up from this city in charge OF
Conductor Cowan and Engineer Rogers,
With NJ. & st. l.. engine No. 20. Be-
ides the delay TO freight trains No l. |
he north-bound passenger, did not get
nut of Eldora until o'clock, three
lours late.
New 15-cent fancy dimities at 1917
ents at the Fair Store.
The st. Paul Pioneer Press Of yes
erday contains the following that will |
e of general interest: "Postoffice In
pector Kimball has informed Otto b. |
Zoe, of Minneapolis, that he is engaged |
n an unlawful business when he car
les the mail OF certain local business
ouses to the train. Mr.. Moe for some
ears past has had an arrangement |
18th several business houses of this city
o carry their evening mails to the
rains, which enabled them to write let
ers later in the day than if they de-
osited them in the postof1ice prior to
he closing of the mails. The United |
tates law provides that no person shall |
or hire carry mails where there is an
established postal route conducted by
he government, and provides for
fine of not less than $3.50
or each offense. A postal route is de-
ned as route for collection of mails
rom any box IN a city and carrying it
0 the postoff1ce.
New hosiery at the Fair Store for
ldies and children.
Mr. and Mrs. L.. e. Darling, of ITO
'orth Third avenue, entertained Fri
ay evening number of the young
Idly school teachers of the city and
aw friends of the neighborhood, COM
to four of the teachers who
re making their home with them
Iisses Ella Mccullough. Edna Stone,
ellie Pcmberton and Ella Lonn. A
uessing contest "A Penny for Your
thoughts" in which twenty two ques-
ons were asked concerning penny,
al oy ha AM ri