Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-13

Mrs. A. C. Fry, NJ. d. obstetrics and
diseases of women especially.
When you want the best, buy Kim
HES flowers.
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Brenneck the reliable tailor, makes
good clothes. Go and see him.
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Ten and 15-cent dimities for Satur-
day only cents a yard. The Fair.
Auction at the Bee Hive this Friday)
evening; also Saturday afternoon and
evening.
DR.. Cora Williams, specialist. diseases
of women and obstetrics. Office over the
Fair Store.
a big 14-cent sale at Sinclair's Sat
urday. The biggest values ever offered
in Marshalltown.
w. D. Ingledue, of Minerva, is quite
seriously i'll at his home. suffering an
attack of the grippe.
A dollar saved on pair of shoes
ought to help some. Save it by attend
ing L. G. Wallace's shoe sale.
For sale one fine side board and
book case for half price, an elegant
piece of furniture. Beasley's dray
loftice.
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday we
will sell Scent to 15-cent quality en-
broidery for cents to cents a yard.
NJ. +. Andrews.
A. r. Merrill, of this city, will move
to Harlan soon. where he will open up
l,@ I,,
for next falls crop.
Mr.. Harry Oaks, of Fearing, who has
/ been spending couple of weeks in
Missouri. was in this city this morn
ing on his way home
The r. Howe Taylor Canton, No. &c,
initiated a class of four into the order
i Thursday evening. All of the candi-
dates were from out of the city.
i Mr. P. j. Jacobson, of Gilman, spent
Thursday in the city looking after im-
4 portant business matters and consult
i ing an attorney on case that he is
/ contemplating bringing. Mr.. Jacobson
was accompanied BY his wife.
! To assist the pupils of the Arson
school in remembering Lincoln's birth
/ day Mrs. Helen A. Clark made a fac
smile of his birthplace and its sur
roudings. The sketch was exhibited
in the different rooms to the delight of
/ the children.
Charles Clemens, n young man resid
| irg at the town bearing his name, was
operated upon Thursday for appended
It's. The operation was very successful
and the patient gives promise of rapid
( recovery. Mr. Clemens is a son of
I William Cltmons, ana is in the employ
/ of his uncle, Mr. N. y. Clemens.
! Charles Faust and nephew, George
| Creme, of Carroll, who were arrested
several weeks ago for the murder Of
| their brother and uncle, j. r. Faust. II
| former farmer of this county, were ar
raigned in a Carroll county court
Thursday for the purpose of being adj
mitted to bail. The bonds We're placed
at $4,000 each, and as yet the prisoners
have not been able to furnish them.
Mr. Henry Myers. a wealthy resident
of Waterloo, spent Thursday in the
| city in conference with MIR. w. L. Bus
lby, of Busby Bros. Mr.. Myers is con-
tempiating the erection of a fine opera
house at Waterloo, and is negotiating
With Busby Bros. 10 manage 1t. He
returned to Waterloo Thursday night
and tonight goes to Chicago to make
arrangements for having the plans
drawn.
The Sinclair Tea and Coffee Com
pany will run big 14-cent sale on two
or three different articles which they
are willing to sell away below cost tol
close out. Pictures that retail for SOL
cents each will go at IA cents while
i they last. Old-fash.oned blue salad
dishes, worth so cents. go tomorrow att
IA cents. These are odds and ends left
after having supplied our regular trade.
All are in perfect condition.
Word from Minneapolis, received to-
day, announces the death of Herriet,
the baby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
l.. Stuntz, which occurred in Mime
apolis Thursday at noon of capillary
bronchitis. Mr.. Stuntz and two eldest
sons will accompany the body to this
lefty. reaching here this evening at
l555. The funeral will be held from
the home of Mr.. William Long. Court
street. Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
REV. Coleman will officiate and the in
terment will be in Riverside.
The Married Peoples Dancing Club
held most successful masquerade
dancing party in the Odd Fellows hail
Thursday evening, and so successful
were the ladies in their DISCUSSES that
the husbands knew not their wives,
from the other fellows. The ladies', by
a prearranged plan. We're costumend
exactly alike, as witches in black. At
ter the unmasking the ladies further
surprised their husbands by providing
a basket supper. About thirty five
couples were present.
The shoot of the Ciemons Gun Club,
which was postponed from a few weeks
ago on account of the stormy weather,
was held Thursday at Clemens, and
proved to be a very successful little
tournament. Ten marksmen We're be-
fore the traps, and fourteen events,
with 100 targets, We're shot. Il. G.
Wallace, of this CITY, was high gun,
killing 141 out of his possible 100, per
cent of SS1.. Jesse Cundiff. of Union,
was second high average, missing
twenty-six birds out Of the, 100.
Des Moines Register and Leader: SUI
nerintendent Barrett yesterday received
a letter from Principal r. U. Graft, OF |
Marshalltown, outlining the arrange
ments for the meeting of the Central