Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-31

4tsiilts' NAiNirtC L 81 N.Y.
For Sale-Medium size Mosler safe
one typewriter stand and standing IN
surance desk. Jos. H. Egermayer.
4 A special matinee at the Odeon to-
morrow afternoon. "Arizona' is tbs
BILL Prices IS and 30 cents.
Messrs. Lou Fanske, Carl Brice,
Frank Ward and Art Everett, of Tama,
were in the city Wednesday night TO
see The Wizard of o.
Mr.. Sam Beeson, who has been visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. b
Reeson, thru the holidays. left this
morning for his home in Lincoln
Neb.
l take this opportunity TO thank alt
my friends and patrons for many ia
vors and to wish one and all very
Happy and prosperous New Year. Johi
b. Simmons.
Miss Yegge Is now permanently 10
Gated the third door west of the post
office and will close out her winter
millinery for less than cost preparatory
70 filing in spring millinery.
Officer Mike Clark, who has the
night beat in the depot district, is off
duty. owing to a threatened attack of
ague. Officer Will Lage has charge
of the district in his absence.
Rev. j. B. Meloy left for Russell this
morning on business He will preach
in Bridgewater on Sunday. Rev. f. F..
Nell. of Des Moines, will fill his pull
pit at the State street United Evangel-
ical church on Sunday.
Mrs. W. l.. Merryman arrived home
| Wednesday evening from kanawha,
where she has been for week at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Maria Patrick,
who has been very critically Ill. Mrs.
Patrick died Tuesday night.
Mr. Amos Bates, engineer of the Iowa
Industrial School for boys. at Eldora.
| was In the city Wednesday night, to
witness The Wizard of Or" and was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Fisher He was accompanied by Mas
4 ter Roderick HUMPHREYS and Miss Yer
! ne lift.
| Mr. Thomas Carmody who Is fresh
| man at Marion Sims, the medical de-
partment of the st. Louis University.
| who has been in the city spending his
| holiday vacation with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. p. Carmody, will leave
| for st. Louis tomorrow evening.
| Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Loree left for
/ Omaha Wednesday evening. where they
| viii make their future home. Mr.. Loree
| is employed as a travelling salesman
representing Cribben & Sexton. whole
| sale stoves, Chicago, and has western
territory. including Nebraska, South
Dakota. Colorado and Wyoming.
| The Times Republican has adopted a
rule of cash In advance for all onv-
cent a ward ads and small briefs,
including announcements of secret So
cieties. This IS done in order to avoid
extra bookkeeping and taking the time
| OF our collector, who Is kept busy with
his larger and regular collections.
| Engineer James Clark, of the Iowa
Central. is off duty owing to a slight
trouble with his lungs. He left for
Colfax this morning for a stay of \
few days. Several months ago Mr..
Clark suffered an attack of pneumonia,
and since then his lungs have been.
more or less trouble.
John Arney one of the Oldest of
Albion residents. lies at deaths door.
Mr.. Arney has been for months affliet-
ed with cancer OF the stomach, and
slowly nature Is giving way before the
inroads OF the disease. 1t Is not thought
he can live but day or two. Mr.
Arney is a cousin of Mr.. P. f. Arney
and Supervisor C. f. Arney, OF Albion.
Elias Day, The most popular feature
OF the Railroad Y. NJ. C. A. course two
years ago. will appear again on the
course naxt Monday evening. Then he
appeared In double number; this year
he gives full program of his charac-
terizations. This Is the fourth number,
Mrs. Beacher not appearing on account
Of Ill health. Seats on sale at the Fur
bush hardware store Saturday and
Monday.
The body OF the late Mrs. Sarah
Martin. who died IN Cherokee Tues
day night. arrived In the city this
morning. and was inferred IN River
side. The remains were taken from the
station to the burying ground. where
brief services were read at the grave
by Rev. David Dempster Mrs. Martin
was the Wife of the late Henry Martin
and prior 10 about fifteen years ago,
llived in this city.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Fifty
third infantry band met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. F. L. McCreary.
on Summit street. The election of Of
flcers for the coming year resulted in
Mrs c. c. Woodmansee being chosen
president; Mrs. John Nolan. vice pres
ident: Miss Kate Estel. secretary.
and Mrs Fred Robertson, treasurer.
Mrs McCreary served luncheon a, the
conclusion of the meeting.
Sinclair's SO l-3 per cent china sale
will close Saturday night, Jan. End.
To our. many friends in Marshall-
town and vicinity, where we have been
successfully practicing medicine and
surgery for the past sixteen years, we
wish very happy new year and thank
them for the many courtesies shown
us In the past, and hope We may MART
a continuance of the same In the years
to come, whenever the services of con-
scientious and careful Homeopathic
medical skill is needed. Respectfully,
Drs. l. H. and A. C. Fry.