Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-17

daanks. obituary resolutions. and simtl,
ao1iCes. VIII be charged at tho rate OF Soon
per line 1or each Insertion.
THE CITY In BRIE]
George J. Allen. ophthalmologis.
For Eyes That Weep. at Liebig'
DR.. Billiard. o%steopath. 2s East Mai,
Seven Oaks" and Arthur Bonnj
castle" at Liebig's.
The newest styles in wall paper a
Simmons book store.
For Sale-Household goods in goo
condition. Inquire at los South Secon
street.
Still a good assortment left in every
thing advertised for the loom end sal;
1.-THE Fair.
MI. Charles Mold. OF Union, was II
the city this morning, being on his wa
to Cedar Rapids on business.
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Wednesday our suit man will be here
Special orders taken all day for suit
and Jackets. Lee, Benedict & Co.
George A. Bowman will clean carpets
II Q have any carpets tina you wan
cleaned Gull on phones 80 and TIE,
will be called for.
Every piano must be sold within
fifteen days and at prices never befor,
offered in this. city. Seven more piano
left. Central Iowa Music Co., Fink,
block. -.
Lecture In the Christian church b,
~ ]. Cahill, Of Dayton. O. Subject
Peters Wife's Mother" Meet her
You will like her. Friday night, March
%, 1903
The Busy Bee Circle Of the L. o. T
M. will meet with Miss Heating, 2oe
South Third street. "Wednesday after
noon. The meeting place was changed
en- account of sickness.
Mrs. Clay Reed. of Gearing, who was
operated upon last week at the Single
ton hospital. for a very severe double
s~ovarotofny, is improving rapidly, with
every prospect for
The Congregational Ladies Aid So
ciety will be entertained Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. r. W. Chamberlai:.
ard Mrs. Sarah j. Owings at the for
mer's home, 709 West Main street.
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The wedding of Mr.. VIII Wyckoff,
news agent on Iowa Central passengers
Nos. 8 and 4. and Miss Addie Hicketch
took place at the home OF the brides
parents in Geneva this evening at s
Tomorrow Is the last day. for secur-
ing Thomas orchestra tickets at {. re-
duced rate. They may he had at Fur
bush's hardware store, the Railroad Y.
M. c. A. or at the Odeon COX office after
7;l5 tomorrow evening.
The Breaking of an eccentric strap
an iowa Central engine bringing
the Story City branch train into the
city, from the west, due st 4:45, de-.
the arrival until I o'clock. The
accident happened just out OF ST. An
thony.
jay Johnson who. for the past year or
two, has besn in the claim department
o. the local freight office of the Rock
Island in Dies Moines, has resigned his
position and accepted one on the road
for e. S. ketchum. He viii travel out
Of this city.
For the Hess Burr Club at the Odeon
tomorroy evening the Railroad Y. Nj.
G. A. can seat nearly 100 more than are
supplied with ticks,s Fifty seats
may be reserved by t~alephonfng the
association. All who now hold reserved
tickets should sec that thsy bear
the number $40.
Distinction in dress is the expression
IF III different and higher character
the garments made by a tailor. 1t is
by taste and originality and
he perfect working out OF every little
letaii. Our extensive and ~clusi
assortment OF spring suitings was never
50 large. Hopkins, the popular tailor,
Hopkins block.
Rev. DIR. T. o. Douglass. of Grinnell,
the city Monday afternoon. be-
ng OF his, way home from Il visit to
Clear Lake. Pr. Douglass filled a Sun
lay appointment at the Clear Lake
to lock. after matters pertain
ng to the werk of the Iowa Congre-
Home Missionary Society, of
which he is secretary.
DR.. and Mrs. c. G. Cottle and child
EN-, who expected to leave ColfaX last
Thursday for Fairhope, Ala. but were
passed thru the city Monday
light at 1910, nrout to Chicago, and
rom there will go south. Unless DR..
condition should grow sud-
lenly worse he viii leave F'airhope, in
.ompany with Mrs. Cottle, for Cuba,
within a few weeks.
Mr.. o. G. Howard, OF Fed Oak, a
ormer resident Of this county spent
Monday in the city, looking after bus
ness matters. Mr.. Howard is in the
estate business In Rel Oak and
While here took occasion to investigate
4 wing. Red Oak is planning to pave
lext summer. Mr.. Howard went to
4iscomb Monday evening and visited
oday with his sister, Mrs. j II. kinzer.
lie will return here this " ing and re-
main over Wednesday with friends.
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Messrs. j. L. Stanton, and S. J.l
Tinker were in Boone Monday night
where they attended the cel ebration Of
he sixteenth anniversary OF the organ
of Boone Lodge, Mo-. 219. A. o.
]. w. Each took part on the program,
dr. Tinker responding to the toast,
What Boone Lodge Ought to Have
accomplished in Sixteen Years-An
View and MI. Stanton to
What Boone Lodge Can Accomplish
n Less Than Sixteen Years, and How
o Do It."