Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-06
DR.. Phelps, opthalmologlst.
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CobS for sale, old phone 1876.
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| Cobs for sale. old phone 1876.
See Brenneck, the .elfable tailor.
Mrs. A. c. Fry. NJ. d. obstetrics and
diseases of women especially.
Brennecl. the reliable tailor, makes
good clothes. Go and see him.
i Special prices made on valentines in
. quantity at Simmons Book Store.
i Bannatyne & Lay will close their
store promptly at o'clock Saturday
i evenings.
We have fresh rad.shes. onions and
Il lettuce. d. S. Good Grocery Company;
/ phones, a.
/ We unloaded a car of New York
apples yesterday, and they are first
class. Oppice.
The Sinclair Tea an Coffee Company
/ will give a beautiful! French china COM
port With each 81 cash purchase tomor-
row Match up your set.
/ Our line of muslin underwear is the
largest. best and cheapest we have ever
carried. We buy direct from the manu-
lecturers and are now in a position to
make you better prices than ever be-
fore. whitton & Whitehead.
NJ. A. Ward, of Bromley. one of the
very well known stock dealers of the
fined to his home for the past week
owing to an attack of rheumatism, is
| improving.
The Iowa Retail Hardware Dealers
/ Association will meet in annual con-
vention at Des Moines next week, on
/ Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. Mr..
IC. f. Schmidt, of this city, is a member
of the board of directors.
A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
| Mcekins, of Liscomb, is lying at the
| point of death at the home of her uncle,
Mayor Samuel Meekins at st. Anthony,
where she went on d visit a week ago.
Miss Meekins is III with pneumonia.
A telegram to Mr.. and Mrs John
| Speer from Alba Thursday announced
| the birth of a daughter to their daugh-
! ter, Mrs. Clegg Boud. Mrs. Speer left
| for Abba Thursday evening and will
| remain for couple of weeks.
| Pin settlers in the different Des
Moines bowling alleys have organized
a bowling team and anticipate playing
several match games during the re-
mainder OF the season. Clarence Sny-
der, of this city. has made the best
score in the practice games, with 25o.
e. f. Parker. the Des Moines whole
sale liquor dealer. under whose d-
rection several saloons are operated In
this city, was not convicted of violat-
ing the mulct law Thursday. when his
case came up for hearing in Des
Moines.
All the ladies of the city are especial
~ invited to call tomorrow at the stores
of George l.. Andrews and A. Il. Myers
and try a cup of Walter Baker & Co.'s
delicious breakfast cocoa, which will
be served free to all book OF choice
recipes will be distributed.
The Sinclair Tea .ln1 Coffee Company
will run a special sale on the same
French china compof.s which they have
run before. and as many are trying tot
get a szt now is your opportunity. One
with each 81 cash purchase tomorrow.
These make very pretty odd dishes also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hoeck are home
from Chiltfress. Tex. where they went
!, month ago ON account OF Air. H3eciS $ /
health, he having been a sufferer with
Smokers throat" Mrs. Hoeck took ill
while in the south and necessitated
their return home earlier than had been
expected.
Mr.. f. G. Hopes. of State Center, |
was in the city Thursday to attend the
township trustees meeting with the
board of supervisors. Mr.. Hopes had
the contract for the read work in State
Center township last year. and is natu- /
rally very much interested in road im-
rrovement work.
Jacob A. Riis, police reporter and
author of The Making of an Ameri-
can" How the Other Half Lives. the
Children of the Poor" etc, lectures az
the M. E. church Monday evening-fifth
number of the Railroad J. M g. a.
course. His subjects is the Battie
With the Slum, and will be illustrated.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. L. Cady, owing TO the t
fact that they are soon to give up their
homestead at the corner of First and |
lincoln streets entertained very infor- |
mally at dinner Thursday evening Mr..
and Mrs. j. CT. Trotter and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred S. Kaufman, their nexThbors Tor
MANY wears, and Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
rist Greene, who built the home where /
they have lived The evening proved
most enjoyable to host and hostess ana I
guests alike.
Charles Henry, the retiring council
man from the First ward, announces
himself today as a candidate tnr re-
election. as has been expected. MI. |
Henry has been on the council for the t
ma ST four years and holds the import
ant Craftsmanship of the sewage and
sewage disposal committee. He Is also
& member of the water works and cleo
tric light committee. His strength as
a candidate has been exenpliiied in the /
mast by the excellent organization ne
has maintained, and this. naturally, VIII
prove of benefit TO him in his canaadacy /
"IIerm', Colt, a well known Iowa I
Central conductor, who has been on
the and 6 passenger runs, has peen I
placed in charge of Nos. 3 and 4, be
tween this city and Peoria, to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Con-
ductor N. A. Williams. Conductor
Frank Snyder, who was on Williams
RIM during his illness. has been as
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