Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-04

| bleflnann, is the best table beer.
| Hard coal. nut or range sizes deliy.
cred promptly. Brown Fuel & Lime
Company.
A small 15-cent for rent "ad' in 3
newspaper that everybody reads will lie,
your house.
Cummings & Mote. attorneys at law
| over No. South First avenue. Genera
law business, loans, etc.
Fancy rockers. the newest STYLES
and the lowest prices. See our new
dining room chairs. They are beau
ties. Marion Gard.
| Mr.. George d. Brooke, of Minneap-
Oils, superintendent of the euuipmen,
and machinery of the Iowa Central
spent Tuesday in the city looking af-
ter company matters
William Flowers. living one mile
| north of Bromley. is quite i'll, suffer
ing from stomach and nervous trou-
bles. His present condition borders
ON neuresthenia. and is quite serious
| DR.. Jay Trotter who has been prac-
ticing in this city for the past two
Years. left Tuesday for Denver where
| he VIII visit with friends for short
time. DR.. Trotter expects to locate in
southern Colorado if he can find a suit
able opening.
B. F.. Micka, of the STANDARD Cal
| lsndar Company, Plattviile, Wis, who
has been confined in ward at the
| Singleton Hospital for the past week
suffering with rheumatic fever was
discharged Tuesday. He expects to
leave for his home in a few days.
Ward & Pyle, of Bromley, shipped
from this city to Chicago today three
loads of cattle, to be sold on the Chi
cago market. Two of the loads were
choice steers, averaging 1,150, and the
remaining load of butcher stuff. They
also had to this city today n load of
prime young hogs, averaging 240
pounds. Charles Pyle accompanied the
Chicago consignment.
Mr.. Rollin Duffield, of Mason CITY.
son OF Auditor S. p. Duftield. OF Cerro
Gordo county. spent Tuesday in the
city visiting his uncle, E'r III. P. Duff
field. surgeon of the Iowa Soldiers
Home. and cousin. Mr.. Charles Duff
field, leaving in the evening for Mena,
Ark, where he will remain for a week
or so looking after a land investment
that he is contemplating making.
Mr.. p. F. Arney returned Tuesday
from Nevada, where he has been for
a brief visit to the headquarters office
of the Iowa Implement and Vehicle
Dealers Insurance ssooiation, the or
ganization of which was perfected in
this city a few weeks ago The first
months business of the company has
been the writing of $4,000 worth of
insurance. OF which $4,000 is in
force.
Mr. S. Y. Leech left for Blue Mound,
Kas, this morning, where he will visit
for a week with his sister, Mrs. Alfred
Richards. While away Mr.. Leech will
attend the golden wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richards. which will be held next
Monday. Other relatives from distant
states will also be present at the family
gathering. Mrs. Leech went to LIE
Grand this morning, where she will re-
main with her son, Cornelius Leech, for
the remainder of the week.
General Superintendent NJ. Sweeney,
OF the Iowa Central, accompanied by
Superintendent j. A. Davis and Train
master w. L. Donnelly. of Oskaloosa,
arrived in the city this morning in his
business car, No. 200. Mr. Sweeney
has been over the eastern end OF the
line on a trip OF inspection. Mr.. Davis
accompanied him as far north as AL
bert Lea today, while Mr.. Donnelly
remained in this city to look after BUSH
ness matters connected with the road.
Mr. j. A. Burns, enc of the former
business men Of this city, who at ore
tim. was engaged in tbs re.ail drug
business, and iatcr in the produce hrs-
iness. has recently purchased an inter.
eSs III a brokerage concern in Chicago.
ana will make his future home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns have been spending
the past few weeks in this city, and the
former has gone 10 Chicago 10 take M
active work with Tie firm. Mrs. Burns
joined her husband Tuesday evening.
DR.. Z. l.. Montague, who has been
located in this city since November,
coming from st. Louis, left Tuesday
evening for Luther, Boone county,
where he will engage in practice. DR..
Montague has discovered good OPEN
ing at Luther, small town south of
Boone on the Milwaukee. The field is
unoccupied, and DR.. Montague feels
that the opening is better than the
city where he has to cope with others
already better established in business.
Mrs Montague accompanied him.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Marshall County Humane Society was
held Monday evening. Several matters
OF interest were brough. up. The or
ganization has secured q promise from
the owners of the VariouS feed yards
that they will unhitch. water and feed
all teams left in their various yards
after 1870 o'clock al night. The cruel
| ty committee reported several cases
which they had investigated, and sew
eral other cases have been reported,
into which the committee will look.
| Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Lyon who have
| been making their home in this city
with their son. DIR. w. w. Lyon, for
| several months. went to Cedar Falls
| this morning, where they will remain
| for an indefinite stay with another
son. Mr. e. C. Lyon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyon celebrated the siXtieth anniver-
sary of their marriage, performed at
Prairie du Chen, Wis. They came to
Iowa in 1887 and reared family of
fourteen Hawkeye children, eleven of
whom are now living. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyon have fifty-nine grand children,
and one great grandchild.