Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-28
DR.. Phelps, opthalmolog'st.
DR.. Montague. 10 South First ave

Or. Janss. surgeon and physician
George ). Allen, ophthalmologist.
DR.. Montague. 10 South First ave
Attend the b. o. A. Y. fair at Finkle's
hall all week.
/ Fancy candlesticks in china, metal
and glass at Liebig's.
Mrs. A. c. Fry, NJ. D., obstetrics and
diseases of women especially.
B. O. A. Y. fair at Finkle's hall every
evening this week Admission 10 cents.
Window shades, sash and curtain
rods, plate rails. ETC.. at Simmons Book
Store.
/ DR.. Cora Williams. specialist, diseases
OF women and obstetrics. Office over the
| Fair Store.
j For Sale-Flat top desk; fourteen
foot counter, and standing insurance
desk with large drawers. JOS. II. Egg
1 ermayer.
To save storage charges all our fur
niture and bedding must be sold at
once. j. +. Atkinson. 207 South Third
avenue.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Ellyson r. Purdy, on Fremont street,
! Thursday afternoon at 2:30. A pro-
gram will be given.
Mrs. John G. Warrington left Tuesday
night for her new home in Hailock,
Mimi, where Mr.. Warrington is already
located on a farm near that town.
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Rev. o. II. L. Mason, of Boone was
in the city this morning between trains,
/ being on his way home from Shell Rock,
where he has been for short stay.
Yes. you can burn the Illinois Pea
coal in your cook stoves. 1t is clean
and free from slack and stone. Order
of Gregory Coal, Coke & Lime Co.
/ William Ford, of Aurora, ILL.,, who
was recently summoned to the city by
the death of his brother the late John
Ford left this morning for his home.
1 Rev. r. NJ. Coleman went to Cedar
Falls this morning to attend the fun
eral of his old friend, DR.. John Bow
man, who died recently in that city.
Rev. Coleman will return to his home
this evening.
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District Deputy Grand Master H. w.
Mundhenk. of the Iowa Odd Fellows,
went to Rhodes this morning, where to-
night he will act as Installing officer at
| the installation of the officers of Min
erai Lodge No. $40.
| House cleaning time will soon be with
us again, and you will want to discard
some of the old carpets and furniture,
SO you may have some new things. We
want you to examine our stock of fur
niture and carpets now and make your
selections. Marion Gard.
| L. w. Fox of Albion: George Roberts,
of Gearing; and Ward 6 Pyle, of Brom-
ley shipped hogs to the city Tuesday
afternoon, each having a car. The lots
were all of medium grade ranging from
go to $50. H. w. Clay, of Newburg,
had a load in the forenoon.
| j. C. Myers and son, w. b. Myers, of
Liscomb, were in the city Tuesday aft
| ternoon, leaving in the evening for
4 Guernsey, Poweshiek county. where
| they have acquired a stock of hard
ware owned by T. ID. Merrill, for which
\ they traded North Dakota land. They
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and conduct the business.
| Mr.. J.. r. Fahy who has recently
been appointed train dispatcher of the
Iowa Central. and who will assume
his duties February 1, was in the city
this morning on his way north over
| the line. Mr.. Eahy will spend the next
few days in travelling over the COM
pany's property and familiarizing him
self with the various conditions.
4 d. S. Good announces today as a cam
didate for the city council from the
Third ward. Mr.. Good has served one
| term as member OF the council from
| that precinct, having been defeated by
only a few votes by w. A. WATSON, who
retires this year, and who will not be
a candidate. Mr.. Good has many
friends who have urged his candidacy.
Work has been commenced by the
| Iowa Central to run between Manly
Junction and Albert Lea, a distance OF
/ twenty-eight miles. 2 dispatcfer's wire.
| The company has never heretofore had
4 wire of its own between these points.
but has used the Wire of the Rock
Island, which owns the track. IL will
not be used, however, for operating
4 trains. as the Rock Island controls the
4 movement of all trains between these
two points.
4 Messrs. A.. III. and A. A. Hall. of St
/ Joseph, Ore. former residents of this
county, are in the city to visit relatives,
and are guests of their sister, Mrs. j
! III. Drummer A. FL. Hall left the county
in 1865, and has been making his home
In Montana Nevada and Oregon, en-
gagged In the lumber business. His
| brother left In 1875 and has lived
largely in Colorado and Oregon. TIL,
Messrs. Hall came here from Longmont
Col, and Kansas City, where they have
lbeen visiting relatives. They will return
home about March l.
4 Railroad men and especially those of
the Great Western were sorry to read
lin the IRIS dispatches Of Tuesday
evening of the death of w. Wilson. a
lie. G, w. brakeman, who was instantly
q killed in the Oelwein yards Tuesday
morning. Wilson is we'll known here,
having run thru the city on local
freights. as head brakeman for Con-
1 ductor Jim Latour, for several years
For about q year he has been on the
Leo and 81 thru freight runs Wilson
lived in South Des Moines, and is sur
4 yiyed by wife and two children.
The Souvenir Cinch Club and few
friends were entertained Tuesday eve