Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-29


We will have fresh radishes onions,
lettuce, sweet potatoes, Saturday, at
olson's, the grocer
/ We will have fresh radishes, onions,
lettuce. sweet potatoes, Saturday, at
Olson's, the grocer
1 We are showing an endless variety of
hand bags, purses, fancy combs and
novelty pins. NJ. r. Andrews.
suitable for offices or small store. In
/ quire at 22s East Main street.
!. A. l.. Van Tine has moved his stock
of wall paper to lie West Main street,
one door west of the city building.
4 We want to tell you about our gro..
Gerry department after you buy china at
| your own price Saturday. Iowa Tea
Company.
Mr.. Charles Brooks, of Des Moines
| travelling passenger agent of the Chi
cago Great Western, spent Wednesday
in the city looking after company bus
mess.
Manager G. Fl. Ruth of the Marshall
Oil Company. left Wednesday evening
| for Mason City. Rockwell, Sheffield and
other points north on the Central, for
a few days stay on business.
Mrs. b. G. Falls, of Oskaloosa, was
in the city today with relatives. Mrs.
Falls and family expect to leave Os-
kaloosa for Charleston S. c., about the
middle of March.
|
We invite you to see our stock of
washing machines, clothes wringers,
clothes dryers, ironing boards and wash
benches Quality and price are al
ways right at Schmidt's hardware
store.
Mr.. Frank Wright and Miss Frances
Allen, Mr. Arthur Dverett and Miss An
/ derson, Mr.. and Mrs. d. T.. Goodell, Mr..
Frank Ward and Mr.. Frank Goodell, all
of Tama, We're in the city Wednesday
night to attend the production of Flor
| odora.'
All kinds OF poultry supplies, includ-.
ling Pratt's Poultry Food Lees Egg
Maker, ground beef scraps. graduated
bone, mica crystal grit, crushed oyster
shells and also Eysie shipping coops
/ and egg carriers at Wilson'S Flour &
Feed Store, No. 4 East State street.
Mr.. and Mrs w. S. Porter, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T. Eumphries, Mrs. E. O..
/ Iloeneman, Mrs. c. j. Warchow, Mrs.
l.. f. Brown, Miss Vivian Thamer.
Miss Grace Davis. Miss Emma Slack.
Mr.. Charles Parks and Mr.. Don Miles,
| all Of Eldora, We're in the city Wednes
day evening to attend "Florodora''
4 Assistant General Freight Agent H.
i. Marsh, Of the Iowa Central, spent
Wednesday in the city, looking after
company matters, arriving from Chi
cago. Mr.. Marsh went to Mason City
Wednesday night. where he remained
today, coming south this evening to
Oskaloosa. He will return to Peoria
| tomorrow.
The Iowa Central will, on the first of
February, discontinue the practice of
maintaining a gang of nine men at Iowa
Junction, ILL.,, for the purpose of re-
pairing of both freight cars and pas
senger coaches, also cleaning the latter
after each trip. Arrangements have
been made with the Peoria & Pekin
Union railway, whereby that company
will do the work.
4 Iowa Central men will be more IN
| terested in the Wabash wreck at MOul-
4 ton Tuesday evening, reported In the
T.-R. dispatches Wednesday, by know
| ing that Engineer Sam Cole, formerly
/ of the Central, was cincerned in it, The
/ wreck occurred near Moulton, and it
was Mr.. Coles train that ran into the
rear end of another freight, the engine
| OF which had died between stations.
Mr.. Cole was not injured, but his fire.
| man sustained slight bruises.
| Mr.. r. C. Martin, whose resignation
as agent of the Iowa Central at Oska-
loosa has been rendered, will leave
Ishortly for Minneapolis to assume his
| new duties with the NJ. & s. L. in the
/ general freight department. Mr.. Mar
| tin makes the change principally on ac-
count of being able to be with his fam
lily, which has remained in Minneap-
/ oils during Mr.. Martins connection
with the Central in this city, Peoria
and Oskaloosa. Mr.. Martins successor
has not yet been announced by General
Traffic Manager Tittemore.
! Another candidate for the council
| from the Third ward is announced to-
| day in the person of Mr.. George Pat
| ton. Mr.. Patton is we'll known in the
| CITY. having resided here for num-
her of years. He is especially we'll
know In labor circles, being employed
| as foreman of the coach department
lin the Iowa Central car shops For
a number of years, before coming to
! this city, he was engaged in milling in
4 Marietta township, near the Moninger
settlement Mr.. Patton has served no
| public trust since his membership on
the school board several years ago.
"Florolaora" attracted quite a large
number of out-of-town people to the
Ieity Wednesday evening, especially
/ from off the Central and its branches.
/ A one-fare rate was In effect on the
IStory City branch and a good-sized
crowd took advantage Of the excursion.
The evening west bound train was held
until 1880, in order that the passengers
Knight return home after the theater.
on the main line of the Central a one
\ and one third rate was made. The
1 points south We're not worked so hard,
because OF the recent Prince of Pllsen''
/ production. which drew heavily from
! the south.
So