Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-06

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THE CITY In BRIEF
Finest oysters at the Paragon.
DR.. Iierle, over Waltton & White.
heads.
DR.. Montague, 10 South First ave
DR.. Janss will have his Office at 2O4
East Main street.
The Darkest Hour" comes to thu
Cdeon next Monday evening.
A fifteen cent I'D in the T.-R. will tell
So.ooo people that your farm is for
sale.
Don't buy valentines until you ser
the line OF them at Simmons Book
Store.
Sheriff T. j. Shoemaker left Thurs
day evening for Omaha, Where he spent
the day.
We have fresh miaed hard egg coal
Tor furnace use. Brown Fuel and Lime
Company. Phones i4O.
Daniel Nolan. an old and well-known
resident of st. Anthony. is very critic
ally i'll with complication of troubles,
brought on by his advanced years.
Our Miller Creek and Iowa Hooking
lump take the lead col furnace or stove
use. Clean coal and prompt deliv-
cry. Brown Fuel and Lime Company.
John D. Plumb. of st. Anthony, was
able to be up Thursday for the first
time since being threatened with an
attack of pneumonia, two weeks ago.
He has been quite seriously ILL.,
Ross Hubbard, of Marietta, has re-
been for the past two months. employed
rs a bookkeeper for n. III. Buck. Mr.
Hubbard expects to take a position in
this city in about two weeks
Messrs. Joseph LaPlant and George
MorrelL of Clemens. left Thursday eve
ming for Linden, Dallas county, where
Mr. Morrell expects to purchase farm
of 16o acres. They will be gone about
a week.
A Minerva township land transaction
has been contaminated, whereby w. H
Hadley sells his farm of ITO acres, two
miles north of Clemens. to Cyrus Glenn
ons, for $4,000, or a little better than
STA per acre.
The revival meetings that have been
in progress a the Methodist church at
st. Anthony for the past four weeks
will be brought to a close Sunday. The
have been very successful in
deed. The pastor, Rev. S. S. Scull. has
been in charge, assisted by Rev. j. NJ.
Plumb.
Mr.. Fred Wing. purchasing agent
of the Iowa Central and Minneapolis
& st. Louis railways, headquarters
spent Thursday IN the
city. looking after business matters
N his department, as connected Will:
The Office of Storekeeper W. G. Man
chester. Mr.. Wing returned to Mime
lpolis Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Eaton went
10 LaMoille today on account of the
critical Illness of the formers father,
Mr.. j. Eaton. Mr.. Eaton has been j;
sufferer from cancer for several
and few months ago was
operated upon three times. During the
past few weeks he has grown gradual
" worse. so that his condition is ex-
tremely precarious.
One of the dramatic treats of the
season will be Mr.. Henry Miller in his
new play, "The Tanning of Helen,
which is tonight's attraction at the
0deon. Bohemian London and life be-
hind the scenes at iheater are charm
rgly depicted in this comedy and Mr..
Miller has the best roe he has assumed
since his triumph in "Heartsease."
Louis Prazak, of former Marshall
own young man, but for the past
.wo years of Northwood, spent Thurs
lay In the city. being on his way to
Mr. PraZak, who has been
n John Schobert's employ in this city
md Northwood for the past fifteen
years, has decided to quit the dry
goods business, and has entered upon
l venture with Mason City, Lacrosse,
Wis, and Northwood capital, forming
/ corporation to be known as the Ma
.ional Produce, and Manufacturing
Company. of Davenport. The COM
oany will do clam dredging and
pearl button manufacturing business.
md Mr. Prazak will move to Daven-
oort Mrs. Prazak is visiting, her Sis
.er, Mrs. O. S. Tverson, at Pickering,
md will also visit her mother, Mrs.
DIE o. Lien. north of the city, before
Joining her husband. Mr. Prazak says
hat Mr.. Schobert is closing out his
business at Northwood and expects to
cave there. He has not decided where
20 locate, but would prefer some point
near Excelsior Springs. Mo-. where he
feels his health would be better. He
only recently returned from a stay at
he Springs. and was much benefited.
Mrs. A. Higgin, Mrs E. T. Hoag
and Mrs. NJ. C. Brown We're hostesses
at the first Valentine affair of the sea-
son Thursday afternoon, when they en- |
sixty ladies at a o'clock |
at the Hoas home, 3O41a West /
State street. Mrs. A. II. Simon adj
nitted the guests ana directed them to
the cloak rooms. The luncheon was