Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-28

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4 tertainmentS. secular meetings. cards OF
Thanks" obituary resolutions. and similar
| notices. will be charged at tho rate of cents
per line Tor each Insertion.
THE CITY IN BRIEF
Maori and Settler" at Liebig's.
DR.. Boucher. EOS South Third Ave.
Or. Trotter. Office. Hopkins building.
DR.. Rullard, osteopath. IS East Main
DR.. Lierle, over Walton & White.
heads.
Attend the fair at Tinkle's hall from
Jan. 26 to 31st;
4 Lowney's chocolates, none better, at
Alexander Drug Co.
The 'Florodora' Company arrived
from Oskaloosa this morning.
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Henry Stone, attorney, "a East Main;
old phone. SO; new phone, 332.
A small 15-cent "for rent "ad'' in a
newspaper that everybody reads will let
your house.
| We have 4 very large stock of new
wall paper now ready for inspection at
Simmons Book Store
| There will be no meeting of the La
dies Auxiliary tomorrow afternoon. be-
cause Of the Gleason meetings.
To Rent-Room on ground floor;
suitable for offices or small store. In
quire at 22s East Main street.
After Tuesday, January "a, you will
find us at our new location, S3 West
Main street. Singer Manufacturing Co.
We can make prompt delivery of all
the best grades OF Iowa and Illinois
lump Goals. Brown Fuel and Lime
Company
The finest stock of invitation station
cry. tally cards, playing cards, prizes
| for card parties, etc., in the city, at
Simmons Book Store.
Another good audience was present
Tuesday evening at the Gleason meet
ing. The interest in the special SER,
vices Is more manifest and seems to
be growing.
Mrs. Edward Ankrum, of Clifford, ar
| rived in the city Tuesday evening, COM
! ing to be present at the marriage this
evening of her sister-in-law, Miss
Clara Ankrum. to Mr.. Fred Taylor.
Harry Tate, of Clinton, and George
Potter, Of Green Island. Neb., who have
been in the city for brief visit, left
for Clinton yesterday. Mr.. Tate is a
brother of Mr.. Louis Tate, of this city.
The Congregat Ladies' Aid So
|.cietyf will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. James Britton, Ill North
Fifth street. Mrs. Pritton will be as
sisted by Mrs. Tallett and Mrs. Peter
son.
General b. A. Bseson, quartermaster
at the Soldiers Home. left this morn
| ing for Lake City. where he will visit
for today with his mother, Mrs. Mar
itha Beeson. before leaving for his new
position in the, east.
Theatre parties from Tanla. Grianell,
Eldora, State Center, Hampton and
from the Story City branch will wit
ness "Florodora" at the Odeon this
evening. All seats reserved and I'M
called for by eight O'clock will be sold.
Something new, and good article,
Icheap, clean. free from slate or stone,
land viii burn in any kind of stove. A
| No. Illinois nut coal has all these
qualities. Sold by Brown Fuel and Lime
Company.
Miss Anna Knoble. who was called to
the city three weeks ago by an accident
| TO her sister, Miss Martha, who, on Jan.
/ 4 slipped and fell on an East State
fstreet Icy walk, severely spraining her
back, returned to Newton Tuesday
evening. Miss Martha, while not fully
recovered from her accident, is able to
be out.
Try the books in the circulating IL
brary at Simmons Book Store.
Marshall ]. p. Flbert and father
Harrison Ebert, Of Dunlap, who have
! been in the city for 2 short time with
! friends, left for their home this morn
ing. The gentlemen stopped in this
4 city for q short time on their way from
i Eldora, where they were called by the
death Of the formers uncle, John FL
bert.
Agent Porter. OF the Iowa Central
has filled all the places made vacant
by the clerks who quit Tuesday
Orrin Lampman, who resigned. recon-
sidered his action and returned to
j work. Burt Edwards, formerly with
| the Illinois Central at Williams, has
4 been placed on the billing desk, to sue
coed Fred Gilchrist
4 Miss Sue Morgan, who has been ir
4 the employ of Mrs. Lenora Tuffree fol
the past two years. will leave Saturda,
for Chicago. to enter Gage Bros whole
sale millinery house. After studying
the spring styles and trimming for {
few weeks Miss Morgan WILDE assigned
to a position as trimmer in some millin-
cry establishment. probably in the
west.
Iowa grown timothy seed for sale. In.
ouire of Brennecke & Heald.
District Passenger Agent Georgs
Bristow, OF the Chicago Great Western
was in the city Tuesday night and
portion Of this forenoon. leaving fol
Waterloo at 10:40. Mr.. Bristow, whel
asked what he thought about the tall
of the proposed sale of the Great West.
ern to syndicate of other western
roads, said he took no stock whatever il