Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-13
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THE CITY In BRIEE
George j. Allen. ophthalmobgist.
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pr. Janss, surgeon and physician
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DR.. Mighell. surgeon ard pRsician.
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"Bandanna BALLADS and Shadow.
on the Wall at Liebig's.
All colored dress goods one purth of
regular price. Archi,. Parker.
Mrs. A. c. Fry. n. D., obstetrics ane
diseases of women a specialt-.
Found-A ladies' fur boa IN MAR
street. Call at Hopkins tailo shop.
DoSnot fail to attend NJ. f. andrews
great ten days clearance s'le. SCI
lad in this issue.
For sale-A good Lyon & Hay par.
Tor organ, cheap. Inquire of a W. Var
Cleave, at T.-R. Office.
f One dollar and ninety-eight cent sale
Of ladies' and mems shoes low on
Shoes sold up to So. The Fail
I will tune pianos in Marsh,lltowIl
next week. Order by postal csri. Gen
eral delivery. William Beatoa.
Mrs. NJ. "A. Bussard leftfthis morning
for West Liberty, ILL.,, called W the
serious illness of her mother, Mr.. G. B
Delzell.
{ Miss Nettie Hayzlett, who ha been
in Chicago for some time. will relrn tc
Marshalltown on Feb. and b en-
pioyedSby Lee. Benedict & Co.
Money to loan on farms ane city
property. Abstracts of title. Mrshall
County Abstract and Loan CO., looms
4 and 5. basement court house.
The condition of John Ford, living
just southeast of the city, is not o en-
couraging today, and he Is agar very
critically i'll. Mr.. Ford is i'll withpneu-
monia.
See the wonderful weird aid es-
tosnding performance givtn by 1.-THE
Fays,' at the Odeon. Write QUESTION
and tfey will answer it. Pieces 10. 20
and 80 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pfiio Lyons primer
MarshalltowL residents. but nov OF
Mason City, nave this everins for
Humboldt, Kas., where they VII make
their future home.
The special meetings in ch.rge 4
Dr.. E. B. Jones, at the Fir Baptit
church, are steadily increasg In IL
lterest. DR.. Jones subject foI1is eyel-.
! ing will be Apparent Reasorfor Ncl-
Church Attendance"
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Dune, of Salt
Lake City, arrived in the tty this
morning and will remain I a short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Kilborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan are oneir way
to Minneapolis to visit theSon. Mr..
! Amide Duncan.
! DIR. Arninda C. Fry is con.d to her
home with Very serious aek OF the
grippe. complicated with PEE celluli-
tbs. Her condition yesterdawas con-
|sidered quite critical. but dmprove-
ment Is noticeable today. jatives of |
DR.. Fry We're notified by wiiast night |
IL vas tWenty-seven yea ago that
DIR. Wilson, the ell-knowne and ear
specialist. came to Marshalwn carry
ing his salise, which at tn time was
the only property he posssed. The
doctor has accumulated handsome
fortune and owns one OF the finest |
farms in8lowa.
Il Miss Emma Graybill, 70 recently |
left the city With the intedon OF taxi
ing a POSITION with the Gnd Detcur |
Plow Company. at Dixon, L., returned |
Monday evening, having deided to re-
maxi In Marshalltown. Sh will again
take UP her work with he Mineah
Lumber Company.
Mrs. H. S. Wilkey, of safe cener.
who has been in the city few digs
visiting her sister, Mrs. E.L. Thaler.
home Monday everng. Mrs.
Wilkey came to be present a a family
party given in honor of hei motier,
Mrs. Elizabeth Fike, in which. he cle-
oration of Mrs. Fixes S1st anniversary
vas observed.
The Oskaloosa Herald has the folJw-
ng to say regarding strike of seoion
nen employed near that city: .rhe |
owa Central has another strike oIits |
lands Section hands were n.tifie1 of
| cut in wages from $3.50 to $!.25, and |
hey refused to stand the cut. All men
between the stations of Oskalo,sa and
lacey have gone OUT
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer N. Boardnar. Of
iarner. were in the city Monday even
ng, being on their way to State Center.
where they will remain for shot yisit
t the home of Mrs. Boardmans TAR
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c., Dakin. From
'tate Center they will leave for King
Isher, O. T., where they will locaa, Mr..
'oardman having decided to engage in
he practice of law in that city.
All ladies' furs one-fourth off regu-
ar price. Archie Parker.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse G. Bristol who
ave been in the city for several weeks,
.ft Monday evening for their hone in
dempsey, Idaho. Mr.. Bristol will 20 to
.eremeos, B. c., after few days at