Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-14

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Davis Drug Co, 10 East Stat
street Everything new and price
right.
Deputy Marshal b. G. Cochran
confined to his home with an attack o
the grippe.
/ Phone your wood orders to jaime
| Cahill, both phones 3S. Prompts deliv
cry and dry wood
| Ladies fine black satin waists, 81
AS good as any $3.50 waist sold any
where. Archie Parker.
| ASK your grocer or market for Brit
tain & Co.'S Anchor pig ham TIL
present selection is very fine.
/ We have some snaps in real estate
which you shout investigate ii in tn,
market for anything in that line. vii.
! liam Andrews Company.
Signet Chapter, No. 3S, r. A. NJ, viii
hold special convocation this, Mon
| day. evening, March Ia, for work IL
| the M. L. NJ. degree Gavel falls 1880
| Come. I. T. Forbes, h P.
Veteran W. Proctor, OF the Soldiers
Home, who has been visiting his fam
lily in Muscatine, since last May, ar
rived in this city Saturday evening
and will again enter the Home.
President Dan f. Bradley, of Grin
nell College, was in the city Saturday
evening, on his way to Montour where
he preached Sunday. President Brad.
ley filled the pulpit of the Montou,
church both morning and ewing.
Mrs. Charles f. Koontz entertained
the children of Miss Alice Baird's Sun
day school class of the Methodist
church Saturday afternoon In honor Of
the 9TH anniversary of her daughter
Gladys. The little guests were enter
tanned with games, and refreshments
We're served.
Miss Cannon modiste, left Saturday
evening for Chicago to attend the In
ternational Dressmakers' Association
convention. where is displayed the
latest chic creations in Paris novelties.
Only goods purchased at the Hawkeye
Store will be made up by Miss Cannon.
Rev. w. A. Briggs, the new pastor
of the Congregational church of To-
ledo, was in the city Saturday evening,
on his way home from few days Wis
1t at Grinnell at the home of his sis
ter. Mrs. d. p. Breed. Rev Briggs
filled his new pulpit for the first time
q week ago Sunday. He came TO To-
ledo from Big Rapids. Mich.
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Roadnaster John Laughlin, of the Iowa
Central. Is in the city for two weeks
visit at his parents home, 30 South
Second avenue. Mr.. Laughlin, VINO
was formerly a passenger brakeman
on the Central. is now in the employ of
the Wabash. in ehe freight service.
with run between Moberly and ST.
Louis.
DR.. D. r. Miller. president OF the
board of trustees of Otterbein College,
a United Brethren school located at
Westerville. Ohio. passed thru the city
Saturday evening on the Colorado spe-
cial. EN- route to Iles Moines. He was
by his son. Mr.. L. O.
Miller. member of the board of edu-
cation of Dayton. ONO The Messrs.
Miller may stop In the city on their
way east for brief visit with Super.
intendent William I. Crane, of The city
schools.
The funeral OF the late e. P. Walters
was held at the residence EOS South
Third street. Sunday afternoon at
o'clock, and was largely attended by
II voc TO . 49,, ,3% n
lei Pye officiated, The pail bearers
We're George Tra,itmann, W. II. Cal
houn. G. w. Kline. Fl. R. Millhiser. J.
d. Starkey and Theodore Johnston \
quartet composed OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Green. Miss Jessie Hall and r.
A. Salisbury furnished the music. The
lnterment was in Riverside.
With the coming of the snow Sunday
afternoon many sleortsmen OF the city
thought the day night for duck flight,
and all afternoon weathered the. storm
in search of game So far as it has
been able to learn but very few, if
any, ducks We're seen, and stiM fewer
were killed. The most successful hunt
err of the day was Roy Cook, a clerk
FOR the Mcbride & VIII Drug Company,
who bagged two geese near the Sol
diers' Home early In the morning He
killed THE birds out of flock of sew
an he found IN the river. Several 9TH
ar geese have been reported killed by
hunters during last week.
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The funeral of Mrs. Amanda Cath
crime Gibson Fitz, wife of b. +. Fitz
If Laurel, was largely attended at the
nome of the deceased's mother, Mrs
r. s. ellison, 106 North First street
Sunday afternoon Ht 2 o'clock. The SER
lice was conducted by Rev Q. R. New
III, pastor of the Methodist church of
4aurel assisted by Rev. Mark Masters,
The music was by a quartet and the |
loral offerings were very beautiful. In
erment was in Riverside George Mace, |
Will Ingraham, Fred and James Paul, |
# Laurel, and Marshall Ogan and j. S. |
Wells of tllds city, acted as pail bear
RS. Mrs. Fits death resulted from |
ancer last Thursday at the home of I
Ter mother the sad day being the s1st
of the mothers birth Mrs. /
sitz was born In Frederick county, |
Maryland, Nov. II. 1S4S. She came to |
owa with her parents in the spring of |
S52 and settled in Dubuque county, |
lear Cascade. She was married to Mr.. !
'itZ In Franklin county, Pennsylvania, |
Iarch ., 1869, and came with her hus- /
,and and parents to Marshall county |
he following spring. For many years
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