Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-17

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Family records in book form at Lie
hig's book store
For Sale-A good standing desk
Inquire at the mes-Republican.
| Underwear, shirts. mittens, cheape
than elsewhere at the Racket Store.
New bargains added daily during on
great clearing sale. Bannatyne & Lay
We will give another French chin;
| plate with every 81 purchase tomorrow
Iowa Tea Company.
| Come and get some of our cent crasl
advertised by others as being wortl
10 cents. Bannatyne & Lay.
Your clothes will be properly cleane,
| and dyed il you take them to Flitton s
Cgan's, "a West Church street.
centerville, Illinois, (the Empire), ane
Miller Creek lump coal; order from
Gregory Brown Coal Company.
Mr. Louis Rice, who is taking a phar.
maceutical course in Des Moines. is il
the city for short visit with friends.
| For the benefit of ladies and children
| old Dan Tucker. will give matinee
| tomorrow at 2:3O. Prices 10 and 2,
cents.
| The price we are putting on oui
trouserings now should interest eco
nomical buyers. Hopkins, the popular
| tailor.
Saturday the 18th your choice of an,
shoe In the store, mems or women's
from 10 to 4, at s245. Economy Shoe
Store, 1o4 West Main
The Chicago & Northwestern Pacific
express. No g. due in the city at 9:O5
was over an hour late this morning
owing to an engine failure on the Ca
lena division.
If girl is in love that is her business
and If a man is in love that is his bust
ness, but II they get married that is our
business, for they will be sure and want
seine of Gray's bread.
As a result of the investigation of the
Iowa Contra, rear-end collision at Ack-
ley, on Sunday afternoon last, Flremen
Runnells and Brown were put back to
work, but the remainder of the crew
suspended Indefinitely.
Get in before tomorrow Saturday.
right If you want to take advantage of
cur great semi-annual clearance sale of
ladies' fine shoes; S1.4s. s1.9S and SEAS for
$3.50, So and $3.50 shoes. Ingledue 6;
Young. the big shoe house.
Mrs. A. Roland, of Melbourne and
Mrs. j. II. Stouffer, of State Center.
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Albion in the evening, where they will
remain for few days visit with thei:
brother law, Mr.. Thomas Parks
and family.
Charles Hoover, of Oskaloosa, who it
will be remembered was opposed to John
Lane, of this city, in a memorable pig
cen match, was participant in three
oornered shoot at Oskaloosa Wednesday
between himself, VIII Mattox and Ora
Coleman. The terms were fifty targets.
s25 a. corner. Mattox won with a score
CT "A.
Hon. Sid Foster, of Des Moines,
spent Thursday in the city. going in
the evening to Union, where he was
present at the banquet given by the
business mems association of that
place. Mr.. Foster addressed the gath
ering on the subject. What is the
Duty of the Business Man to His
Town"
A party of Eastern Star and W. r. C.
members, composed of Mrs. c. NJ. Nor
ton, Mrs Al Everist. Mrs. Louise John
son. Mrs. 1. T. Forbes. Mrs. Celia White,
Mrs. Stewart Eason, Mrs n. p. Bga-
low, and Mrs George Soloman, spent
the day in Liscomb where the day
was spent pleasantly with Mrs. Jud
Garfield. at the home of the latter's
Mrs Nerl Mershon.
One of the brightest and most popular
of the prevalent farce comedy offerings
is Hoyt's "A Day and Night" which
comes TO the Odeon this evening. This
breezy skit abounds in satire and is re-
plete with hilarious situations and
aughter-producing dialogue. The story
of the play is an Interesting one, and
tells of the adventures OF very sancti-
church deacon while spending
a day and night In New York. The
plot allows of the introduction of many
novel specialties and select musical
The Iowa Central is harvesting its an
nual crop OF ice. which is being placed
in the company's big ice house in the
yards. The ice is of an unusually good
quality, clear as crystal, and is pro-
nounced the best crop in years. One
thousand tons are being placed in the
house here, and at the four other houses
along the line-Hampton, Oskaloosa.
Keithsburg and Monmouth-40O tons
each Will be placed. The company is
going to make sure of plentiful supply
this year. as last season the crop ran
short and it became necessary to pur-
ice was pretty expensive
The Miller Creek Coal Company has
been recently organized and has pur-
chased the A. b. Little coal property
of Coalfield, Ia, and are engaged
in opening two new mines, which will
produce the same quality of coal MS the
original BLACK Diamond coal" The
Company in controlled by j. 8. Jones, of
the Jones, Adams Company. Chicago,
president. and l.. r. Rosebrook, of
0skaioosa, vice president and treasurer
Mr. Rosebrook has followed the coal
business for nineteen years, nine of
them with the Whitebreast Fuel Com
pany, and seven years with the Oska-
losa Coal Company. Mr.. Rosebrock has
full charge and control of the business
IN Iowa.
The Oskaloosa Herald of Thursday
evening, in speaking of the Cammack-