Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-21
pig" tobacco Jars al Liebig's.
George J. Allen, ophthalmologist.

For Sale-A good Lyon & Healy par
Tor organ, cheap. Inquire of A. w. Van
Cleave, at T.-R. office.
Art needle work display at Bannatyne
" Lays store. starting today. Instruc-
tons free with materials. Ladies in
vited to call.
a revival of the good old play. "The
Two Orphans with Kate Claxton in
the leading role, will appear at the
Odeon Friday evening, Jan. 90.
Word received from Albert Lea is 10
he effect that Conductor S. b. Chap
man. who has beer very i'll with cry
sipelas for the past week, still continues
tC improve.
The annual meeting of the Iowa
State Teachers Commercial Associa-
ton will be held in Des Moines on May
10 and 16. Mr.. a. w. Dudley. of this
city. is a member of the committee on
program.
DR.. II. Janss has leased the business
site now occupied by the Green Trading
Stamp Company, on East Main street,
ti'n eDOu ~. VIII OUSil up anu COI-
Duct pharmacy in connection with his
office. which will be located in the
same place.
Another excellent crowd was in at
tendance at the Gleason meeting n the
Methodist church Tuesday evening. A
special conservation after meeting was
held for church members, many re-
manning for 1t. Mrs. G. w. McGill and
Miss Elizabeth Merritt sang. .
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State Organizer Frank Johnson, of
Omaha, who recently Instituted Unity
Court No. 81, Tribe OF Ben Eur, in this
city. went to State Center this morning
on business. The Ben Hur lodge of
this city is soon to take in another large
class of thirty-six members.
Thomas Idso, a former resident of
this city, who has been spending the
past wv months here with his family,
left Tuesday evening for Denhoff, N.
D., where he had charge of a farm
last summer. He expect to remove
his family to Denhoff in the spring.
Nate" Thompson, who has beer m
ployed as night baggageman at the
union station for a few years, has re-
signed his position and takes the day
work with the Chicago Great Western.
Jake" Huffaker, who has been assist
ant day baggageman at the union sta
ton. succeeds Mr.. Thompson.
e. E. Milligan, of Pocatello. Idaho.
a conductor on the Oregon Short Line.
in the city Tuesday night, being
on his way home from Mason City,
where he was recently called by the
death of his mother, Mrs. James Mill
ligan. Mr.. Miiligan's father has also
been quite i'll, Blu is now improving.
A party of Belle Plaine gentlemen,
composed of Charles Paden, H. Fl. and
j. A. Wheeler. w. kithcart, Samuel
Ward, William Twogcod. C. S. House
man, William Coffman and o. Petit,
also Miss Mary Greenlee, of Bale
Plaine. was in the city Tuesday after
noon, leaving in the evening for Okla
homa City. The visitors are going to
the territory with the idea Of looking at
investments.
Conductor Elm" Young and Engineer
Nose Arquette, also other members of
the crew of Iowa Central passenger
trains Nos. 8 and 4, were in Eldora to-
day. being subpnnaed as witnesses In
the case of the State VS.. the Iowa Gem
trail Railway Company for the blockade
ing of a public crossing near Union.
their absence the crew thai has
of No. 3, south of this city, will
take the train north to Mason City.
Messrs. Warren Nichols, of Minerva,
and George A. Turner and w. II. Jones'.
OF this city, who were appointed by
Judge Caswell as appraisers of the perl
sonal property of the late Robert Tim
mons, went to Marietta this morning to
make an a~ppraisement of the property.
While Mr.. Timmons was estimated to
worth in the neighborhood of $780,
coo, most of his holdings We're in real
the personal property being OIL
comparatively small .alue.
Messrs. p. A. Hawley and Stewart
Eason went to Des Moines Tuesday,
where they will be present at the Fra
.ernal Congress of Iowa, which Is in
Mr.. George B. Albert is secre-
AIRY and treasurer of the congress. hav-
ng held the Office ever since Its organi-
"A fight Is expected for the Office
the annual election occurs, and
Albert Is 6. candidate to- succeed
Mr. Hawley is representing
he Maccabees Of the state at the con-
yress, and Mr.. Eason the Court of
Honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Dakin, of STATE
We're in the city this morning.
between trains, being on their way
from Holden, Mo, where they
nave been for the past two weeks. Mr..
and Mrs. Dakin expect to leave State
center about March I, and will remove
10 Holden, where they have purchased
property, and will there make
their future home. Mr.. Dakin will novel
to Holden in order to be in ~closerl
touch with his extensive real estate in
.erests which he recently purchased in
hat section of Missouri. Mr.. Dakin
disposed of all his property In and
around State Center.
The Unity Club members, and a few
invited guests, enjoyed a social day
With Mrs. Emmett Waters, I North
Fourth venue yesterday. Mrs. Wat
RS entertained In honor of Mrs. Fred
rick Bay-Fink, of New York, who gave
he members a shor talk upon points
# interest in the metropolis. A CUES
ing contest was held, the guests be-
ng furnished with names of books,
With instructions to draw sketches
representing their titles. Mrs. E. w.
and Mrs. #. b. Garvin sue
.eeded in guessing correctly the iarg-