Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-11
Finest oysters at the Paragon.
DR.. Boucher. 20S South Third Ave

The Fair.
! A Novelty Boosters Eggs" TO,
Easter, at Liebig's.
George Martin still continues to i'm.
Iprove. and his general condition is Yer,
Favorable.
Cummings & Mote, attorneys at law
over No. s South First avenue. Genera
law business. loans, etc.
Mr.. 7. j. Fletcher went to Oskaloosa
this morning to attend the funeral OF
TIN. late Mrs. w. II. Sewers, who dice
\ Monday.
| Everybody knows of the Quick Meal
stoves. a full line will be ready for your
Iirspection in a few days. Schmidts
Hardware Store.
Colonel c. c. Horton went to Des
Moines this morning to confer with the
boart! of control on matters of business
connected with the institution.
What's the use of using drugs If you
don't need them? And if you do why
not use the best and the purest? That's
| the kind we handle Alexander.
| George A. Bowman will begin clean
ling carpets tomorrow (Thursday).
March II. If you have any carpets that
you want cleaned call on phones 80 and
they will be called for.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Railroad
Y. NJ. C. A. will be entertained Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. Clara Meredith
and Mrs. D. p. Wilhelm at the home of
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nue..
Conductor S. B. Chapman. of the
| Central, who has been confined to his
room at the home of his son. Will Chap
man, for several days ewing to an at
tack of esysipelas. was able today to be
removed 10 his own home on East State
street.
Will Hambleton, of Melbourne. who
is employed as a clerk in the drug store
Of Or. e. A. Hunt. was operated upon in
the Singleton hospital this morning fo..
appendicitis. He rallied nicely and is
doing we'll. Mr. Hamble.on is a nephew
OF Captain Il. C. Mcmillan, of this city
Our drug and patent medicine de-
partment is kept in the same manner
as in the largest drug emporiums of
the country. and Furthermore, any ar
ticle from our store, guaranteed by US,
will prove satisfactory. or your money
be refunded Alexander.
Miss Marion Parker. who has been
spending several months with her sis
ter Miss Adeline, in Denver and Colo
RADIO Springs, arrived home Tuesday.
Miss Parker is much improved in
health and will assume her duties as as
sistant public Librarian at once.
Through the Breakers thrilling
melo1drama, is the bill the Gaskell
Stock Company will present at the
their best plays and special attention
is given to the scenic details. and a
production worthy OF higher prices
is promised this evening.
Mrs. Clay Reed, wife Of a well-known
farmer who. until recently, lived in the
Illinois Grove neighbour bod, but is now
a resident of ST. Anthony. was operated
Upon this morning at the Singleton hos
p.tal. The operation was double ova-
rotamy. with serious complications. The
patient is doing very nicely.
Miss Ella Coulter living nine miles
north of the city, gave china shower
Tuesday afternoon in honor of her
friend, Miss Mae Steward, of this city,
who is to be married to Mr.. Pearl
Ravens. on the 18th inst. An elegant
three-course luncheon was served by
Mrs. Coulter, assisted by Miss Coulter,
and Miss Gertrude Hall. Many dainty
China pieces were received as tokens
of the esteem In which Miss Steward
is held. Those present were Misses
Lolita and Gertie Morrison, Ruth Fla
theirs. Anna and Mabe, Schiebel, Mabel
Wheeler Maude Rolston,. Lena Koch
Ter and Laura Coulter of Conrad.
The body of the late John Ensminger,
escorted by the band and a delegation of
the bartenders' union to the depot, was
sent to Gilman this morning for inter-
ment. Those who ACCOMPANIED the re-
mains were his mother, Mrs. Lydia
sister, Mrs. B. Campbell, |
and brother Dennis, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Arnold and Mrs. Charles john
son. The party was met at the train
On its arrival at Gilman by the Masonic
order of that place. and taken TO the
burial ground, where services, in charge
Of the Masons, Were held. The bar
tenders sent as floral offering a pill
low, and the Fifty third band wreath
General Manager l.. f. Day, accom-
panied by General superintendent
Sweeney and Chief Engineer III. G. KEEL
ley, arrived in the city from the north
evening In his private car, and
spent the night here. Superintendent
] A. Davis, of Oskaloosa, who met the
party at Albert Lea, came south with
them. General Traffic Manager j. N.
Tittemore, of Peoria, also met the party.
in this city and was in consultation
with them Tuesday evening. The par
ty, excepting Mr.. Tittemore, went south
this morning and will spend several
days along the line looking over the
property. This inspection, it is under
stood is to look over the proposed new
work that is contemplate for the COM
ing summer What decision the off
Gals will come to will be known, it is
thought, in few days. Assistant Gem
aral Freight Agent III. +. Marsh was
also in the city on business Tuesday.
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