Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-01
THE CITY In BRIEF

George j. Allen. opthalmologist.
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DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.
Read Culley's bargain lad" in this
issue.
Sure, Mike" Beat it If you can.
Lamb Bros
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An overcoat sale without parallel at
Henry Pappe's. Investigate.
Ladies' and children's sweaters at
half price. Archie Parker.
Mann's bone cutter at 50. SIS and s11.
schmidt's Hardware Store.
Two new patterns in English dinner
ware al the Temple of Economy.
DR.. Flint will do the wonderful rock
breaking act at the odeon tonight
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Don't delay. but get first choice of
our white goods. NJ. f. Andrews
For Rent--Aprl /. store room and
basement, No. 26 Eas, Main street. c.
NJ. Forney.
We have another lot of navel or
anges. better than ever. at two dozen
for % cents. Jarvis Il Kellogg.
Ths popular prices we are making on
suits ard trousers are worth investiga
ting. Hopkins. tine popular tailor.
Wanted-A first class suit and cloak
saleslady. Permanent position to right
party. Apply at once. Henry Pappe.
MGrshalltown. Iowa.
We have received thousands of dol
lars worth of new goods this month In
the best styles and most reasonable
prices. NJ. f. Andrews.
For Rent-Store room at N. 10 East
Main street; Sos per month; both
stories and basement. Enquire of A.
F. Balch or ]. l.. Carney.
The Concordia Naehe Bundle win give
a masquerade dance al Odd Fellows
hall. Friday evening Feb. g. Coffee and
coffee cake served. Admission Is cents.
Haviland china. rich cut glass. ele-
giant lamps and semi porcelain dinner
sets. jus; the thing for wedding and
birthday presents. Temple OF Econ
omy.
.
An engine failure on the Northwes-
tern, at Montour, delayed local pas
senger No. IS. due into this city at
5 o'clock. nearly two hours Saturday
evening.
Miss Esther Bowen. of Maxwell, ar
rived In the city Saturday evening, and |
Will make her home in this city with
her une,e. Mr.. VIII H.Bowen,a and wife |
Miss Bowen will enter business college |
here.
Marshalltown friends OF Mrs. Nell
Watson Mold. OF Union, will be In
terested III Knowing OF the BIRTH to her
of a son. The babe has been christened |
Howard, after Mrs. Nold's brother. Mr. |
Howard Watson. of this city.
lFor5 Sale-Will sell the eighty acres
,djeining my home fam, two miles
east OF Marshailtown. at my sale
On Wednesday. Feb. 3. or will divide 1t |
into ten, twenty or forty-acre lots to
suit purchasers on long time. E. +.
Powell.
Mr.. NJ. A. Ward. of Bromley. spen.
Saturday in the city, the first time he |
has been away from home since his |
bad runaway accident OF two months |
ago today, when he sustained serious |
injuries. He was accompanied by his |
son. Mr.. Edgar Ward.
1.-THE best of the season" Is what the |
young people intend MAX
ng their mid-winter picnic at the r.
r. Y. NJ. G. A. tomorrow evening. Train
40 ~ oil
shake and smile to the gateman for
.ound trip transportation. Everyone
invited.
DIR. A. A. Willitts, of Chicago, was
n the city Saturday evening. being on
MS way to Conrad where. on Satur-
lay evening, he delivered n lecture on
Sunshine" before the patrons of the
Conrad Lecture and entertainment
curse. DR.. Willitts was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Blanche during
his stay in Conrad.
The funeral OF Mrs. Rachel Baum
viii be held in this city Tuesday after
loon at 2 o'clock. from the home OF Il
dr. and Mrs. Watson Roberts. No.
North Fourth street. Rev. ii. c. Rich
rdson, of Boone, formerly pastor OF
he UnIversalist church in this city.
will have the services in charge.
Mrs. I. B.. Haviland and daughter
lucille. of Dies Moines. arrived in the
,ity Saturday afternoon, and in the ev,-
ming went to Minerva. where they
we're called by the death OF Mrs. Havi-
and's foster mother Mrs. Rachel Baum
hrs. Haviland will move to Davenport