Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-23
Finest oysters at the Paragon.
DR.. Rullard, osteopath. % East Main

Finest oysters at the Paragon.
Dr. Rullard. osteopath, % East Main.
Last day of the famous rug SALE for
9S cents. The Fair.
| DR.. Janss is now located with his
office and pharmacy at 202 East Main
| street.
Socialist Club meeting next Monday
evening at s o'clock. Every one is IN
vited. Over Oppice's store.
Not only are the styles of our tailor
made suits and skirts the newest and
best, but our prices are positively the
| lowest in the city. M. r. Andrews.
| As long as you are going to have a
go-cart, why not buy the best and
latest? We have them IN all styles and
will make the price very low. Marion
Gard.
| There is always someone who can
offer just what you want if you only
knew where to find him. Tells your
wants In a paper everybody reads and
the right fellow will find you.
/ Mr.. Dorr Suit, of Gilman, arrived in
the city this morning. and was taken to
the Singleton hospital, where he will be
! operated on for necrosis Tuesday. He
was accompanied to this city by Mrs.
j. S. barrow.
| Friends in the city received today
from Washington, D. c.. announce
ments OF the marriage of Mr.. George
Alanson Turner and Mrs. Marguerite
/ Lindstrom Grumme. which was cele-
brated Feb. IL in this city. The at
! home cards read after May at COS
/ West Main street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Brandon and
children and Mr.. Henry krough and
| family, the latter of near Garwin. will
make arrangements this week for re-
moving to their new home at Crooks
ton, MINI. Mr.. Brandon will engage in
some line of business in Crookston. and
Mr.. Krough will locate on farm near
the town. They expect to leave here
next Sunday.
| In California which comes to the
Odeon next Wednesday evening, is told
| a beautiful story, the scenes of which
are in the famous state after which the
play is named. A wealth of special
scenery is used, among which is a re-
production Of the wonderful Mount
Shasta and bird's-eya view of the
magnificent Yosemite valley. Miss Rae
Bronson plays the leading role and is
ably supported by Mr.. I'D NJ. Kimball
and capable company.
Mr.. Joseph Murphy, q ranch owner of
North Dakota, located near the mouth
of the Yellowstone river at Dickinson,
arrived in the city Saturday and will
remain for short visit with his sister,
Mrs John Herbert. He expects to re-
main in the state until the first of April,
and will visit at Boone with his mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Murphy. and brother.
Mr. Alfred L. Murphy. Mr.. Murphy is
a cousin of the late Mrs. 7. II. Bend
lage.
Mr. j. F. Kennard, who has had
charge of the T.-R. linotype battery for
the past five years. left Sunday night
for Milwaukee, where he has accepted
a position with Towel Bros, publishers
of suburban newspapers and job print
ers. MI. Kennard is succeeded here by
Mr.. George L. Fort, of Chicago, VINO
comes from the Chicago Inter-Ocean.
where he has been in charge OF the day
battery of twentythree machines. Mr..
Fort will move his family to the city
within the next few weeks.
Lovers OF amusement should avail
themselves of the opportunity of wit
Messing Railroad Jack" on its presen-'
tation here. The explosion at Dawson
Switch and the flight of the midnight
express are said to be very realistic.
the great tornado scene in which cir
Gus tent is blown to pieces and lady
lis thrown into a lions den and rescued
by the tramp in full view of the audi
cree are the most sensational OF all
previous efforts. Railroad Jack will
appear at the Odeon tomorrow evening.
| The funeral of little Florence Neg
| ley was largely attended on Saturday
afternoon from the Ira Negley home,
| five and one-half miles southwest
| OF Liscomb. From distance there
were present Mr.. and Mrs. Elba Negley
and daughter Ruby, Mr.. II. c. Ackley,
| Ray Duffield, Mr.. and Mrs Barton
1 Mcdaniel Daniel Mcdaniel, Mrs. j. w.
| Negley and daughter Edith and Miss
Linnie Annie, Of Gilman: Mr.. and Mrs.
1 Elmer Mcdaniel, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mooney and Mrs. G.. r. Brown, of this
lefty; Mr.. George Mcdaniel, of Potter,
and Mr.. John Reese, of Green Noun
/ tain.
4 A rather peculiar, and at the same
1 time expensive, acciden. occurred on
1.-THE Iowa Central Sunday afternoon
about $3.50. o'clock one mile east of
lCoppock, when car &C glass in an
extra freight, in charge of Conductor
Cowan, was derailed and the contents
were badly damaged. The glass, some
4 Of which was of large dimensions. was
loaded ON fiat car the boxes standing
ION end. 1t is presumed the force of
i the wind caused the car to rock so that
lit finally left the track. and as 1t went
down the embanknent turned COM
'Irletely over. scattering its contents in
Ievery direction. Three other cars were:
carried with 1t. The wrecking crew from
Monmouth was called to clear away tho
wreckage.
l A telegram to the T.-R. this morning
from the Cedar Rapids Gazette request
ed that the hotel registers be investi..
gated to see if one A. p. Johnson has
registered here since the Clifton Hotel
| fire. Mr.. johnson was at the hotel, 1T
Its thought, and has not been accounted
| for. None of the hotels here knows
anything concerning him, and none of
the registers contains his name. J.
4 Cross nf DAYTON o. who had anpape