Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-09
George J. Allen. ophthalmologts..

Chamberalns S.
Don't buy wall paper till you lool
over the fine stock d. Simmons Book
Store.
Don't miss Jacob Riis' great illus
trated lecture on ''rha Battle With the
Slums. at the NJ. E. church tonight.
Next Saturday is st. Valentines day
Buy your valentines at Simmons Book
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gilbert acted
las host and hostess to a small COM
pany of friends Saturday evening.
, The greatest bargain in crash ever
offered. Take advantage of this sale
Tuesday and Wednesday. NJ. Fl An
: drews.
), The Brown Fuel and Lime Company
has a complete stock Of Iowa and ILL
nois lump or nut Goals. "Clean coal
and prompt delivery. Phones 140.
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a crowd Of young people enjoyed 4
sleighing party Saturday evening to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Wild
man, at Albion, where supper was
Iserved.
Many were pleased at the auction
sale at the Bee Hive Saturday. as they
picked up many bargains. The down
least auctioneer is proving drawing
lcard. Sale continued afternoon and
Evenings.
4 George j. Hixson has sold to Mrs,
Martha A. Lyon, the south ninety feet
Iof lot 10, block 9, Andrews sub divi-
sion, for $500, the deed of conveyance
having been filed in the recorders Of
flee today.
Americas Dakin, of State Center, has
4 filed a petition in the district court
raining A. d. Tinsley. OF Aberdeen, S.
| d., as defendant. the suit is on a note
for 500. with interest at per cent.
from Aug. 80, 1902. Mr.. Dakin asks Il
judgment for s19S.30.
Rev. w. C. Bunch, Methodist pastor
Iof the Toledo circuit, who has been
holding special meetings at the Bent
| ley school house near Union for the
past two weeks. concluded the services
| Sunday night and returned to his home
this morning.
| Poultry men should call and see our
supply of feed and etc, before pur-
chasing. We expect to keep everything
in the way of poultry supplies that
any one could wish for. and if you will
call and see us, we can surely please
you. N. w. Wilson g. Co., flour and
feed, No. East State.
f. U. Tatman, who has located in the
city and will engage in the tailoring
business at no West Main has resided
III the south for the past ten years and
conducted q very successful business.
He left there on account of i'll health
and will become permanent residen;
of Marshalltown.
w. II. Harrison, of Des Moines. ar
rived in the city Saturday and has
accepted a position with E. S. Ket-
chum, who he will represent on the
road with an implement line. Mr..
Harrison has been in the employ of
the New Century typewriter people.
Miss Marguerite sylvia, the char,n-
ing prima donna, Of "The Strollers,'
which is the attraction Thursday even
ing at the Odeon. first appeared in the
title role of THE French Maid" rye
following year she starred in the
Princess Chic" and last season was the
stellar attraction in Miss Bob White"
j. 7. Bohannon. of Algona, who has
been in the city several days looking
after business matters, left for his
home Saturday While in the city Mr..
Bohannon purchased an outfit for a
new billiard hall that he is to open in
Algona soon. Mr.. Bohannon was for
merly clerk in the Durdall, at Algona.
The International Correspondence
School car No. 104, of Scranton, Pa, |
which often visits this city, was turned
out of the Iowa Central paint shops |
this morning, where it has been for the |
past ten days receiving thorough ov-
and a new coat of paint and |
varnish. The car went to Oskaloosa
this morning.
Marshalltown is to have new busi-
ness house. Il. U. Tatnan having rented |
the building at 40 West Main street.
and about Feb. Is will open a first-ciass
tailoring emporium. Mr.. Tatnan has
been in the east for the past six weeks
studying the styles and selecting the
latest in foreign aud domestic goods.
He will employ more but first-class
worklnen. He solicits your patronage.
Word has been received from the
of the Everett, Har-t
ward and Hamilton pianos and organs
to sell at cost all unsold at this time.
This means that rev instruments
shipped less than three months ago will
be sold at prices generally obtained for
secondhand pianos and organs. Come
in and make your selection. Central
Iowa Music Company, Finkle block.
TAYLOR Thorpe, who was sentenced
at the last term of court by Judge Cas-
we'll to ninety days in the county Jail
an :, charge Of assault with intent to dol
great bodily injury, was released by
Sheriff Shoemaker Saturday afternoon
md is now a paroled prisoner. The {
conditions of the parole are that he (
cav the costs of the case, keep good
company and report to the sheriff each
week.
The Beethoven Club are to be con-
rratulated on securing such treat for
music lovers as the S
coming visit of the noted American
PIANIST, William Sherwood. On Thurs
lay afternoon, Feb 18th at o'clock,
Mr.. Sherwood will give piano recital
md lecture and at s o'clock in the {
evening will give an instrumental and
local entertainment being assisted by S
nf CI,{ In