Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-04

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THE CITY In BRIEF
DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician.
| Oranges cheap at Mutual Benefit.
DR.. Sayre, goa East Main street
DR.. Billiard, osseopath, IS East Main.
| An immense stock of cotton goods
for shirt waist suits at NJ. +. Andrews.
The Val Blatz beer !s the best for
table use. For sale by Charles Deter
ich.
In Cd Plantation Days" by Pau
Laurence Dunbar. illustrated, at Lie
big's.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. McGrew, of 405
North Fourth street. are the parents Of
twins. son and daughter.
| The furntture tfa,t made Marshall-
town famous YOU VIII find at d. C. Will
| bur's. The new goods are here and you
should see them.
Spring work will soon begin and your
clock should be in good condition. Bring
1t an and let us repair 1t. George j. AL
len. IA East Main. tsweler.
The Ladies' Mission Circle of the
First Baptist church will meet with
Mrs. j. G. Van Orman. 900 South Gem
ter street. Friday afternoon at $3.50.
Will sell or trade. for Iowa land.
stock of general dry goods and milli-
merry; invoices at $4,000 Address H.
l.. Farmer. Box 1856. Maeshalltown,
Iowa.
A number of the members of Frank
NJ. Thomas Post No. 81. G. A. r., alss,
of the W. r. c.. enjoyed a pleasant
evening Wednesday, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry White.
Mrs. Percy Webster arrived home
Wednesday evening from Chicago.
where she was called few days ago
by the illness of her mother. Mrs.
Amelia BRYAN. Mrs. Bryan Is i'm
proved.
Mr.. Her1n Klima, OF Appleton. Wis,
arrived in the city today TO make his
permanent home in Marshalltown. He
enters the employ of the T.-R. as ma
chinist- operator, and will have charge
OF the T.-R.'s linotype machines.
Miss Anna Erickson entertained at
her home. SOS North First avenu, on
Wednesday evening, the crowd of boys
belonging to her Sunday school class of
the Congregational church. Games
furnished amusement for the lads.
When you leave your watch at a
jewelry store it should be repaired ID,
workmaniike manner. and you feel per-
fevtly satisfied with 1t. We not only
claim to do ffrst-class work, but we do
1t. George j. Alien. IA East Main.
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You doubtless have many little arti-
cies of jeweary that need repairing and
you would have II attended to If sure
1t would be properly done. We are
surs eGtat our skilled workmen can
please you. George ]. Allen, II East
Main.
II yon are wise an order will be left
at once at our tailoring emporium for
a spring suit. The new goods are
here. that is. the first invoice. and the
suit would be ready when you wanted
it Come in and see the spring styles.
Tony Psenicka.
A drop of five degrees In minimum
was noticeable in the local weather
observation OF this morning. Five be-
low was the record for Wednesday
night, with recorded when the obser-
walton was taken Wednesday morning
as q maximum for the day. AT 1880
this morning 3 was registered.
Mrs. o. A. Byington. of Iowa city.
who has been in the city few days
with her mother. Mrs William Brem-
ner. who has been III, returned to Iowl
City Wednesday night. Mrs. Bremner
has been threatened with an attack of
but IS improving and con-
sidered out OF danger.
Mr.. Jacob Trcka, of Jefferson, Wis,
who has been In the city for month.
visiting at the home OF his brother-an-
law. Mr.. Edward Heinz, left this
morning for his home. Mr.. Trcka is in
the retail business at Jefferson, and is
SO we'll pleased with Marshalltown that
he expects to move here in the spring
and engage in business
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A number OF Union people were In
the city today to attend the funeral of
Allen Packer. which was held from the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Pack
er. Those present from the home town
of the deceased We're Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Tiffany. Mrs. Isaac Harris, Mrs.
II. ii. Barnes. d. +. Hire, =. II. Sells.
Frank Packer. C. L. Rogers. Harvey
Bye and d. Jones. Rev. w. II. Gle
ment of Union. conducted the funeral.
Further particulars of the death OF
Jesse Haas. son OF j. L. Haas, of Riv-
erside. Cal, formerly farmer living
Just one mile over the Marshall county |
line. west of Conrad. have been re-
ceived by relatives here. Mr.. Haas,
who was a fireman on the Santa Fe. |
was killed nv {,Iy1yrjnp frnm HIS an pei ne |