Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-14
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George J. Allen, ophthalmologls..
"Toby Tyler and Teddy at Lie
big's.
Band fair in Finkle's hall, February
| 16 to 81.
DR.. Cora Williams, specialist, diseases
of women and Obstetrics. Office over the
Fair Store.
Three dollar and fifty cent shoes for
s2.4S and SO and $3.50 shoes for $1.9S a;
Wallace's shoe sale.
| Tuesday next embroidery and lace
cost You nothing. See Monday night
"ad.' Archie Parker.
Don't look elsewhere for embroi-
! deries. We have 81 prices and all
qualities. NJ. j.. Andrews.
r. c. Durelle. formerly employed by
the Postal Telegraph Company, Of this
city, went to Waverly this morning.
where he has accepted a position as
operator
/! The 2-year-old child of Andrew Tow
| Of Dunbar, went successfully thru q
| serious operation Tuesday under DR.
Wood. the eye and ear specialist. Ii
| is improving.
| Dairynen who are feeding cob meal
claim that it is a great milk producing
feed Try some of it at so cents per hun
bred weight c. s14 per ton at N.W.Wil-
son & Co.'S -four and feed store, East
State street.
Mrs. Alma G. White. supervisor OF
drawing in the public soho ls, whose
resignation was announced Il few weeks
ago, left Friday night for Chicago
where she will remain for j brief stay
before going to San Francisco. Mrs
White will stop at Salt Lake for short
visit with friends en- route west.
Kelly James went to Grinnell Friday
evening. where he was called by a tele-
gram announcing the death of his
brother in-law, the late a. r. Turner.
whose tragic death by suicide on the
grave of his wife, was announced in
these columns Friday evening. Mr..
James is unable to account for the rash
act of his brother.
Mr.. II. l.. Stuntz and sons Harold and
Glenn. of Minneapolis. arrived in the
city Friday night. accompanying the
body of Mr.. Stuntz's daughter Harriet.
The funeral was held this afternoon
from the home of Mr.. William Long,
No. s Court street. Rev. Coleman o1fi-
ciated and the interment was in River
side.
Engineer j. /. Armour and "Dennie'
Collins, of the Central, two OF the old
drivers on that line, who haS. pulled
passengers out of this city for many
years, have exchanged runs, the change
going into effect this morning. Mr..
Armour. who has had the run of pas
sengers Nos. l, 2, and 6, between
Albert Lea and Abba, has been placed
on Mr.. Collins run on Nos. and 4.
between this city and Monmouth. and
Mr. Collins takes Mr.. Armours runs.
Mrs. j. f. Strain, of Green Mountain,
entertained Friday evening number OF
her little friends in honor of her daugh :
ter Grace. The affair was in the nature
of a valentine party, and was n surprise
TO her daughter. The guests were en-
tertained from to s, a four-course
luncheon being served at by the host
ess, assisted by Miss Susie Albeit.
Games We're enjoyed during the eve
ming Mrs Strains little guests were
Bessie and Mabel White, Ada and Flora
McAfee Hazel and Eta Wallace. Luz
ella Nichol, Mildred Low, Sibyl Thorn
as, Margaret and Rosalie Keen, Laura
Yetley. Marie Adams, Lizzie Sellers and
Eda Leibrum, and Masters Willie Rice.
Roy Thomas, Marley and Leo Howe
and Ned White.