Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-27

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CITY in BRIEF
Cobs for sale. old phone 1876.
George J. Allen. ophthalmologlst.
DR.. Mighell, rgeon and physician.
DR.. Burkart. osteopatl:. 500 West MAR
THE Fortunes of Oliver Horn" at
Liebig's.
Attend the fair at Finkle's hall from
Jan. 26 to 31st.
Lowney's chocolates, none better, at
Alexander Drug Co.
Henry Stone, attorney; "a East Main:
old phone. 33; new phone. 1872.
Another arrival oc those beautiful
wash materials at NJ. +. Andrews
Teams wanted to haul ice. Inquire
of John A. Bowman, 3l2 May street.
We are making a discount of 10 per
NCA1S VII ~ A1sSll PulStlSdSS9 I'll LIZ llIulGs
d. c. Wilbur.
For Rent-Furnished rooms with
board. Mrs. Atkins, 212 South Center
street. New 'phon1 SSl.
Scrub brushes both floor. stove and
shoe. Clothes lines all prices at Gull
ley's. 10 & ~ South First ven
The Royal Neighbors' aid society viii!
meet with Mrs. L. s. Gantz.. sos North
Center street. Wednesday afternoon.
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Art needle work instruction free this
week only. Bannatyne. & Lays. New
ideas. Fine work. Hardanger work
taught.
There VIII be a fair given by the
Brotherhood of American Yeoman at
FfnlSle's hall every evening next week.
You are invited to attend.
Money to loan on farms and city
property. Abstracts OF title. Marshall
County Abstract and Loan Co., rooms
I and s, basement court house.
I.E $500 --
An Illinois pea coal, nice and clean,
at d small cost is what the Gregory
local, Coke. and Lime Co. can furnish
you. Ask about 1t.
Mrs. N. M. Wilson and Mrs. E. S.
Burroughs will entertain the Beethoven
Club Wednesday afternoon at the Will
son home, 512 North Center street.
Miss Edith Waterman was hostess to
the Literary Clan Monday evening
Light refreshments ware served by the
hostess following the evenings work.
TrySa ton Of our No. 2 soft nut coal.
A cheap high grade coal for domestic
use. Phone us at lao and we will tell
you more. Brown Fuel & Lime Com
pany.
Perry Arney. of Albion, a w%ell-known
business man Of this city, who has been
confined to his home three weeks with
a evere attack OF measles, is able to be
at his place of business again.
Mrs. Chloe Bloomfield. who has been
In Belle PLANE five weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. j. e. Cox, who has been
i'll. arrived home Monday evening. Mrs
Cox has been suffering from a severe
attack OF the grippe, but is now conva-
descent.
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Mrs. F. w. Brewer went to Tama this
morning, where she Will remain for the
balance OF the week with her mother
Mrs. w. G. Clark. Mrs. Clark has been
in poor health for some time, and re-
Gently her condition has become more
serious.
Every one should take advantage OF
tho n~~n~<,~ttv <Ito ,~;Il H,x,1,fhau ,T
fords and replenish their coal supply
When the bad weather comes there is
sure to be trouble. Call up the Greg
DRY Coal. Coke and Lime Co. and be as
sured Of a supply of good coal.
The fair being given by the Brother
hood Of American Yeoman at Finkle's
hall opened last night. A good crowd
was in attendance. Among the voting
contests a gold watch will be given to
the most popular lady dancer; and a
silver mounted umbrella will be given
to the most popular candidate for sher-
if. Ensminger,s full orchestra furnishes
the music.
A small frame building near the Iowa
4 Central round house, used by the COM
pany IN WGlcn TO store ana cry Sane
used for the engines, in some manner
caught fire about z o'clock Monday eve
ming. The damage was very slight and
the blaze was easily extinguished, althc
the department had considerable diff
ficulty in reaching it because of the
network Of tracks.
B. B. Van Steinburg, who has been
employed as a switchman in the low
Central yards for the past five months
resigned his position today. and viii
go to Ogden, Utah. where he has beer
given a position in the Southern Pacific
Yards under Frank Jonas, general yard.