Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-30
THE CITY In BRIEF

pr. Burkart, oSteopath. S02 Wesl
Main
Dr. MARS new office is at l22 Eas
Main.
Sure. Mike" Beat it If you can
Lamb Bros.
4 Fhfteen-cent oranges at 10 cents {
dozen. Idso.
DR.. Ma!rs; consultation free. Office
122 East Main.
Suits steamed and pressed at tn,
dye works. 10 cents.
Consultation and examination free
DR.. Newell, optical specialist.
4 DR. MARS Office has moved to oppo-
site the rostoftice. 122 East Main.
| Suits steam cleaned and pressed al
the dye works for ten days only, s1.5o
For Rent-April /. store room and
| basement, No. &c East Main street. c.
NJ. Forney.
/ The Sam 7. Jacks Burlesquers" ar
rived in the city this morning from
Oskaloosa.
4 Latest methods, latest apparatus and
appliances at our optical parlors, 12l
East Main. New phone 47s.
The White Mahatma seance at thc
i Odeon Sunday evening will be espe-
cialiy interesting TO ladies and chill
dren.
If patients visiting DIR. Woods eye
Low INF ,-r,,a a nYnnin.-
ments first 1t will accommodate all con-
cerned.
Remember the Loyal Legion of Ply
mouth fair and dance at the Odd Fell
lows hall Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday Of this week.
The Marshall County Humane So
ciety will hold meeting in the office
OF Henry Papps next Monday even
ing, beginning at Sis.
The old reliable and popular tailor
lis making great reductions on all
trouserings and sui,ings for a short
time. See Hopkins. 1t will pay you.
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Have an insight into the spirit world
and behold the many things that are
strange ana startling. The White
Mahatma at the Odeon Sunday even
ing.
| Will sell or trade. for Iowa land,
stock of general dry goods and miili-
merry; invoices al s1i.500 Address II.
L. Farmer. Box 1876. Marshalltown,
iowa.
| August Post. Wayside Farm, Mou. :
ton. In, breeder of Clydesdale horses
and Poland Chinas. says he has usel
Berry's Barb Beaten with satisfactory
Iresults and keeps it constantly on hand.
Sold by Mcbride & Will Drug Co.
A number of the young people %
the Swedish Mission church surprised
Miss Florence Gustafson Friday even
| ing at her home, GA West State stree,
The evening was spent socially. ana
Miss Gustafson was presented with j
pretty music cabinet.
Mr.. Elmer H. Clifford. financial agent
of Penn College, Oskaloosa. passed thru
ahe city Friday evening, on his way to
Edora, where he spent the day with
Mr.. ]. II. Bales. president of the Hrs.
National Bank OF Eldora. who is treas
rrer OF the endowment fund OF Penn
College.
| Howard Robinson. Of Colorado
| Springs, Col, Is in the city attending 20
business matters. and will remain for
about month. He Will also spcnc
some time at Hscomb. looloing after
his farming Interests. Mr.. Robinson
sold his farm near Liscomb severa.
months ago, and will give possession TO
John Ktormoe. OF Gilman, an March /.
We aim to give our customers salts
faction. and judging from their fire.
quent orders we are succeeding. We
can supply you Mt all times with choice
meats relishes. oysters, fish. pigs feet,
sausage and everything in that line.
II the market at which you are trading
can not supply your wants. telephone
US. Leuttennegger & Co., South Thir.,
avenue.
Miss Laura Jones. who is kinder
gartner in the Minnesota State School,
Owatonna. has written her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. d. T. Jones. 10S East State
street. concerning the fire that de-
stroyed the main building of the school
| this week. Miss Jones managed to save
nearly all of her possessions. but no.
without an immense amount OF hard
work. The extremely cold weather
made II next to an .:npossthility tc
fight the IRE. as the water fnoze On the
hos,a. bursting It.
| The funeral OF Henry Dunn. who die!
Thursday morning was held Friday
morning at $50 o'clock ill st. Mary 5
church. Rev War.ng officiating. The
body. accompanied by a number Of the
relatives was later taken to the home of
| Mrs. Dunn's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
/ Cannon. sarem miles north of ST. An
| thony There brief funeral services
was held Saturday morning. at 10 o.
clock. conducted by Rev. Waring. The
1interment was In the burial place at the
Dunn settlement.
The Story City brancl, tratn, due II
| leave this city at li:40 o'clock F'rida.
morning. did not get out until 2.S(
O'Clock In the afternoon. owing to a de.
| railment in the yards here. The de-
4 railing switch. controlled from the in
| terloeking plant al the crossing, uset
to prevent trains from meeting on tn,
crossing, put the engine OFF the rails
Another train was appgoaching tn,
crossing. and the operator gave 1t tn
right Of way and by SO doing opened
all the other derailing switches lead
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