Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-26
THE CITY In BRIEF

Cobs for sale, old phone 1876.
mississippi Bubble" at Liebig's
George ). Allen. ophthalnologiss.
New fancy ribbons. at the Hawkeye
Attend the fair at Finkle's hall from
Jan. 26 to S1st.
The Making of an American by
Riis, at Liebig's.
Lowney's chocolates, none better, al
Alexander Drug Co.
Be sure and see our new line OF
wash goods. The Hawkeye.
Mrs. A. c. Fry, NJ. D., obstetrics and
diseases of women a speciality.
Henry Stone. attorney, "a East Main:
old phone. sS; new phone, sa2.
We have just received a full case OF
fine India linens. The Hawkeye.
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Frost, of GIL South
Center street, are parents Of a son.
See u 10 cent assortment of canned
fruits and vegetables: also 3 for 25
cents assortment at Culley's.
A modern barber shop for sale; must
be sold in ten days: doing a good cash
business. Address !. care T.-R.
It is the time of year to. make hard
or soft soap. Buy Merry War I've, only
20 cents per dozen at Culley's.
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COndurfOr 6 n (SK,p,p,r 80 Arh...
Lea, still continues to improve, and is
reported as being much better today.
1900 --~>-
DR.. Wilson, the eye and ear specialist,
is daily found in his old Office at work
the same as he was twenty-seven years
ago.
For something good to eat including
Gold Medal flour and Monarch coffee,
call phones "a. D. S. Good Grocery
Company.
The Fair offers for tomorrow, calico
shown our ummer shirt waist AMI
wash dress goods.
Miss Georgia Plummer. who was
called to Davenport two weeks g
on account OF the Illness of her sister,
Mrs. ID. Van Orman, arrived home
Saturday evening.
There will be a fair given by the
Brotherhood Of American Yeoman at
Finkle's hall every evening next week.
You are invited to attend.
Master Mechanic w. %. johnson, of
the Central, left this morning for Peo-
III . Vv.l, n va In1 r,,t1 .,~&.t 1T
stay on company business.
See u Grand Duchess corset made
the Thompson glove fitting factory,
for large people, with reinforced hips,
for one dollar. The Hawkeye.
There Is always someone who can
offer just what YOU a IL o only
knew where to find him. Tell your
wants in a paper everybody read and
the right fellow will find you.
Signet chapter No. 3S Royal Arch
Masons, will hold a special convocation
for work In r. NJ. degree this Monday,
Jan. 26. Gavel Falls 1880 p. m. i. T.
Forbes, n. p.
I. 3. Stiison. OF Mason City, a rail-
way postal clerk running on the Gem
trail passengers I and 2. is Ill with an
attack of quincy at his home. A. T..
Cook, OF Grinnell, is substituting his
run.
The funeral OF Samuel Horn, the Sol
diers' Home veteran who died Friday
night, was conducted .his afternoon at 8
o'clock from the charel. Chaplain Jesse
Cole officiating.
A part OF the electric light fixtures.
which were purchased by the Women's
Club for the new library building, have
few days in B. S. Jones, Electric Com
show window.
DIR. and Mrs. c. s A. Mershon, OF Lis
comb, have sold their residence prop
erty to Elias Bueghley, a well-known
farmer living one-half miles west Of
town, who Will occupy it as a residence.
DR.. and MRS. Mershon do not expect to
leave Liscomb.
,Marshalltown friends will be inter-
ested m knowing that Mr.. Charles
Kline. formerly of this city, has been
transferred from his position with the
Chicago g. Northwestern at Webster
City to Rockford, III. where he has
been made cashier OF the station at
that point.
While other Fraternal insurance
are confronted with the
problem OF raising their assessment
rates or levying double headers to
meet their increased death rate, the
old A. o. U. w, older than any Of them,
announces no assessment for February
with every death claim paid up to
date.
While many are inclined to criticise
the new Great Western depot on ac-
count of dts style, there is one feature
of It's construction for which the road
is certainly deserving of credit, and
that is the excellent manner in which it
has been lighted. Electricity is used,
and not only is the building well light
ed, but it is brilliantly SO, a most pleas
ing contrast with the union station.
Sunday was a banner day for stock
on the Iowa Central from
points north of the city. No. 80, run
Sunday exclusively for the benefit
Of stock shippers, brought twenty-two
cars into this city destined for Chicago.
Ten of them were turned over to the
Milwaukee at Pickering and the re-
mainder were delivered to the North
western here.
Mr.. j. G. Cook, a former old ernploye
OF the Iowa Central in the bridge and
building department, arrived In the city