Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-25

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DR.. sayre, eo4 East Main street.
DR.. Bullard, ostopath. 2S East Main
sure. Mike" Beat it 1. you can.
Lamb Bros.
Choice oysters at the Hawkeye gro
Gerry.
DIR. Burkart. osteopath, 500 West
Main.
Sweet potatoes. hard cabbage. pars-
nips and rutabagas at Culley's.
Buy your teas and coffees at Gull
ley's and get fancy dishes with the
same.
We call your attention to our ruffled
chiffon and lace trimmings. NJ. F.
Andrews.
Late patterns in embroidery. medal
lions. one-quarter off Friday and Sat-
urday. Archie Parker.
Basket ball-Des Moines VS.. Mar
DIT lilS ". VI. y. ~.
morrow evening Admission IS cents.
The regular bi-weekly meeting of the
Beethoven Club was held Wednesday
afternoon in the Women's club apart
ments. Mrs. w. A. Sandoe acted as
chairman for the day.
Mr.. w. b. Causey has been appointed
general storekeeper of the Chicago
Great Western. vice Mr. ID. f. McNab.
resigned. The official circular. an
nouncing the change. is signed by
General Manager Samuel C. Stickney.
The appointment became effective on
Feb. 2s.
Eugene Spaulding received word
this morning from Hit, ILL.,. announe-
ing that his mother, Mrs. Samuel
Spaulding, was dying. Mr.. Spaulding.
accompanied by his sisters, Mrs. J. L.
Stapler. will leave tonight for Hit.
Mrs. Spaulding's illness is caused by
dropsy.
George Treffry, who was operated
upon at st. Thomas hospital about four
weeks ago, has so far recovered rs
TO be able to be removed from the
hospital this morning. He was taken
TO the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. w.
Winery. los North Second avenue
He expects to be able to be out of
the house as soon as the weather
inoderates.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bryant. of Ell
sins. n. c., arrived in the city We'd
aesday and later went to the home of
the latters brother. Mr.. Henry Huds-
peth, seven miles north of the city.
where they will remain Indefinitely. Mr..
Ind Mrs. Bryant had rather vivid
experience on their way north. having
oeen in the wreck on the line of the
Nashville. Chattanooga & ST. Louis
,alway near Nashville. Tuesday night.
rhe coach in which they were riding
was derailed, and while neither was
seriousiy hurt both were quite badly
sruised by the sudden stop.
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Superintendent w. e. Grayson. of the
Barber Asphalt Company. arrived in
he city Wednesday night. where ne
las Joined by Mrs. Grayson. who has
52een spending the winter with her par
ents in Saginaw, Mich. Mr.. and Mrs.
;rayson will remain for several days
visiting friends here. Mr.. Grayson will
gain be in charge OF the company-s
contracts in this vicinity of the state.
md operations will be commenced in
Fort Dodge, where thirty-five blocks OF
work was let last fall. too late to be-
Yin the work. Another contract, COW
ering thirty more blocks. will be let on
March 81. The few blocks of brick
raving that the company has here will
also be done MS soon as the weather
will permit. Mr.. and Mrs. Grayson
viii make Fort Dodge their headquar-
ters during the summer.
letter from Mrs. Emma Woolston.
Of Magnet. Neb.. to Mrs. C. H. Shaw.
IN this city. announces the death of her
father, ]. II. Bailey, which occurred In
Magnet. at Mrs. Woolston's home. The
body was taken to Newton for inter- |
ment. The funeral was in charge of
the Masonic fraternity, with which Mr..
Bailey had been identified for nearly |
fifty years. Mr.. Bailey formerly re-
sided In this city. and will be remem-
hered by many old friends. He was an |
active member of the Methodist church |
while living here. He was recognized
,s man of liberal and progressive
views. and was most charitable to all. /
Affection or want never applied to Mr..
bailey without receiving his sympathy
md obtaining his assistance, SO long
Is he had dollar in his pocket. AS is
Usual with many such men he died
,oor man. but ever mindful OF the sur
living members OF his family he car
led $4,000 insurance on his life. Mr..
Bailey is survived by his wife and the
me daughter