Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-31

] DR.. Janss will have his office at 90
East Main street.
For piano tuning or repairing. rim;
i56, new phone, for c. E. Pickard.
Fl. e. ssimkins. undertaking exclusive.
". Second door west of postoftice.
Mr.. and Mrs Franz, Richards, OF LIE.
Grand, are the parents of daughter.
New wool eltemines, AZ inches wide
Is cents a yard. Whitton & White.
head.
Jonathan, northern spy. greetings
wine sap and Ben Davis apples at OF.
sons, III West Main.
| Mrs. Emma Higiy, OF Stratford, Iowa
is in the city receiving treatment from
DIR. Wood, the eye and ear specialist.
/ Cream of Roses is the best prepar-
alton for chapped hands or rough skin
1t is the best on the market. Alexander
Drug Company.
Our No. 2 Illinois nut coal is meeting
with great success. Cheap and clean
Phone lao for trial order. Bruwr
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The funeral of the late Mrs Mary
Stubbs will be held rom the Friends
church at Prairieville Sunday morning
at II o'clock. The interment will be in
the Prairieville cemetery.
Miss M. e. Tomlinson, matron of the
county farm, who has been in the city
for a brief stay on account Of the ILL
ness Of her cousin, Miss Gertrude
Tomlinson, returned TO LaMoille to-
day.
Mr.. w. B. Elliott is announced today
as a candidate for reelection as city
assessor. Mr.. Elliott has filled the office
very acceptably, and 1T is not thought
likely he will have any opposition for
re- election.
Engineer q. c. Andrews, Of the Iowa
Central, formerly, OF this city, who
has been running out of Monmouth for
the, past few years. was in the city this
morning on his way to Mason City for
a short visit with relatives.
The last weekday meeting of the
Gleason series was largely attended
Friday night, the attendance being the
largest of any weekday night during
Miss Gleason's stay in the city. Miss
Gleason will close her work tomorrow.
and will preach both morning and eve
ming. In the afternoon. at 800, she will
conduct a service for young women.
The Marshall County Humane So
ciety. which has been cooking for per-
manent location in which to hold its
meetings. has secured the Christian
Scientists rooms In the Kirby block,
and the first meetinr to be held in the
new rooms Will be the regular monthly
meeting on next Monday evening.
The sale OF portion Of the personal
property of the late r. NJ. Timmons. of
Marietta, was largely attended Friday
and provedve successful. Considerable
OF the property was ,.ithheld. and that
disposed Of aggregated about $4,000 or
about $1,100 above the appraisement.
The horses sold exceptionally well, as
is the case Of all sales this year, two
spring cots selling Cor s62.5o each.
Mr.. L. r. Williams. steward at the
Soldiers Home. has received word an
nouncing the death If his brother, Y. j.
Williams, at Walla Waila, Wash. on
Jan. IS. Mr. Williams died at the home
OF his daughter after an illness with
pneumonia. He will be buried in Du-
budue on Sunday, Feb 1. Mr.. Williams
was a former member OF the Sixth
Iowa cavalry, and tas many friends
who are members CT the Home who
were comrades In the same regiment.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Plunkett and
daughter julia, and Messrs Edward
and Will White, went to Des Moines
Friday evening called by the death
OF their cousin, Miss Julia Whalen.
whose death occurred Thursday night
after an Illness of only few days.
Miss Whalen was well known by Mar
shalItoWn friends, she having visited
here number OF times with her rel
atiyes. The funeral takes place from
ST. Ambrose church Sunday afternoon
at 2: go.
John S. Hixson, of st. Anthony, sold
at the Britain & Co.'S yards Friday
afternoon a load of fine young hogs the
best, in Mr.. Hixson's opinion. that he
has disposed OF this winter. The lot was
one Of spring pigs, averaging 235. They
were purchased from George Rhoades,
who raised them on his farm, six miles
northwest of e st. Anthony, at Illinois
Grove. n. w. Clay disposed of one load
at the packing house Friday afternoon.
and another load was received from
McCallsburg.
General Superintendent M. Sweeney.
OF the Iowa Central, passed thru the
city Friday evening, accompanied by
Mrs. Sweeney. en- route to Kansas CITY,
where they will remain for few days
visit with their daughter, Mrs. James
s. Todd. They go for the express
purpose of being with their son, Mr..
Edward d. Sweeney, of Muskogee, |. T.,
who today submitted to surgical ops
Grafton in Kansas City hospital. Mr..
Sweeney came south in his business
car. No. 200, attached to No. 2. The car
was transferred here to the Grea.
Western and was taken south on No 9.
Mr.. N. p. Hanson, who had trouble
with the cooks and walters union over
the employment OF union help and the
payment of union wages, says that the
officers overstepped their authority in
demanding his card, and for that rea-
son no trouble would have resulted. Mr..
Hanson claims he has observed all the
rules of the union, and that the only
reason his help had no cards was that
the union had failed to provide them,
for which 1t had accepted payment. Mr..