Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-14
George j. Allen, scientific optlclan-

DR.. Trotter, phycician and surgeon
DR.. Iierle. eve. ONCE hours to 8: 30
Fine line of ladies drop stitch hosiery
at the Hawkeye.
The best line of lo-cent canned goods
in the city at Culley's.
Miss Middlekauff has a fine new
stock of millinery at ITO East State
street.
One dollar and fifteen cents will buy
a Sl.5O petticoat tomorrow at Henry
Pappes ladies' clothing parlor
The Bee Hive will offer ten pounds
of granulated sugar for 80 cents with
order of 81 or over Saturday only.
Come on. Don't wait any longer. You
get what you pay for when | sell you
the coal. City weight George Nyden
That fancy lot of dried fruit-nectar
ines, prunes, apricots, etc.-are proving
Very acceptable to our customers
Reynolds & Sheldon.
Everything in wash dresses will be
trimmed in embroideries and inser-
tons, and you will find q big line of the
newest styles at Newcomers.
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Mr.. NJ. r. Andrews arrived home this
morning from Wallingford. VT. where
he was called one week ago by the
death of his cousin, the late Charles
Claghorn.
Mrs. J. A. Crombe and daughter,
Miss Estelle. were summoned to Des
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nouncing the critical illness of their
daughter and sister. Mrs. Charles keat-
ing Mrs. Heating is ill with an attack
of peritonitis.
I will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder one ladies driving horse
city broke, perfectly gentle. Also one
almost new phaeton and single harness,
on the corner of Main and Center
streets, Saturday. March To- 1902, at
2 o'clock. c. O. FRAZIER.
Wait for our opening Saturday. We
have fine display of the choicest mil
linery creations, up-to-date, ready-to
wear hats. swell materials, for the new
shapes. Miss Mills has just returned
from the east and has charge of our
trimming department, at Miss Gill
more's.
The funeral of the late Jane Smith
will be held Sunday forenoon at 10
O'Clock from the home of Mr.. and Mrs
j. Polk Shelter, four miles east of tho
city. The interment will be in the
Center school house cemetery OF
Timber Creek township, four miles
southwest of the city.
Gust Johnson, until recently an en-
ploye of f. G. Wallace, arrived home
Thursday evening from FIT. Dodge,
where a few weeks ago he took pos
ition in a shoe store in that city. Mr.
Johnson has been offered another pos
ition at Waterloo. where he will man
age shoe store owned by w. e.
Kohl, travelling salesman.
1t develops that the break in the Sol
diers Home sewer which was reported
to the T.-R. by citizens of the ncrth-
west portion of the city. has been re-
paired for nearly a month Others in
terested say that until the SHOWS melt
ed no sewage got into the river. as 1T
spread upon the bottom lands and froze
before reaching the stream. Another
break occurred a few days ago and
sewarge was carried into the river
during the high water.
Extra Foreman John Clarey, of the
Milwaukee, passed thru the city Thurs
day evening, being on his way home to
Eldora from Marion, where he has been
looking after business matters for a
few days. The Milwaukee is planning
for great amount Of work this season
between Marion and the Bluffs. the
company is planning to work about q
900 men on the division. The track will
be stone ballasted, many grades will be
reduced and curves Strengthened. The
gravel for the roadbed will be secured
from Illinois, and work on the improve
ment will begin about April 1.