Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-28
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Main.
Sure, Mike" Beat it If you can
Lamb Bros.
One dollar corsets for SO cents. Ar
chic Parker.
Gold Medal flour. d. S. Good Gro
Gerry Company.
DR.. MARS; consultation free. once
122 East Main.
DR.. Newell, opthalmologist, t24 Eas'
Main. New phone 47s.
Consultation and examina don free
DR.. Newell. optical specialist.
Men. women ana children's wool hos
iery, one fourth off. Archie Parker.
DR.. MARS office has moved to oppo'
site the postof:ice 122 Eas; Main.
Best sateen bed comforters large size
sl.35, former price 81. Archie Parker
All this week we viii sell our 10
cent oranges for 10 cents q dozen. ldso
Ladies and misses all wool sweat
ers at one-half price. Archie Parker
.
The w. c. T. U. VIII hold an ex-
change at Culley's Saturday after
noon.
Latest methods. latest apparatus ana
appliances at our optical pariors' 1zs
East Main. New phone 419.
Remember the Loya! Legion of Ply
mouth fair and dance at the Odd Eel
4en.s. hall Thursday. FRIDAY and Sat
urday of this .vsalr
Miss Eunice Collins and Miss Anna
in Des Mones for several days, re.
turned home Wednesday.
The ladies of the Ben Hur Aid So
ciety will give card party and social
at the home of Mrs. Charles MCGOWAN,
COS West Boone street. Friday evening.
Tony Psen1cka. the tailor, returned
yesterday from Chicago where he Wen.
to personally select his spring stock.
Mr.. Pssnicka has knowledge of what
his customers would like and selects
only the best and latest goods.
Miss Nellie Garwood. teacher of the
Willow Hill school. in Taylor township,
il a; the home OF her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. j. n. Garwood. in this city. SUI
ferdng an attack of .onsilius. Her
school has ben closed temporarily.
The styles change In furniture
about as often as thsy do in dress. We
always aim 10 have the latest and be-
9lieve we have. Our spring stock Is
arriving and we would be pleased to
have you see the new things. d. c..
Wilbur.
Such plays as The Two Sisters
which comes to the Odeon this evening
must do the human race good and are
worth thousand melodramas with
their absurd red fire. scowling villains
and impossible situations. 1t is fun
of wholesome laughter and warm hu-
manity.
II you want to know how to develop
in daylight. call at 201 South First av-
enue. Q to 4, or Sizer & Hoag. Branch,
1875 West Main street. to p. m.
Saturday. jan 3oth. 1t is interesting
to know how to do 1t. The Eastman
is the only kodak. The Fisher Gov
error co.
Herber. L. Flint, the world famous
hypnotist will open q three nights en-
gagement at the Odeon next Monday
evening. Mr.. Flint Is master In the
art Of suggestion and Is the greatest
hypnotic funmaker now before the pub
lie. On Monday night lady will be
admitted free with every so cent tick
ct purchased before 6 o'clock Prices
10. 20. 80 and so cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Dean. Of
Colo. formerly residents OF LeGrand.
were in the city Wednesday looking
after business matters. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dean. who went to Colo few months
ago to engage in the restaurant BUSH
ness, have just opened hotel, in con-
nection with their cafe. The hosiery
will be known as the Dean Hotel. The
visit of Mr.. and Mrs. Dean to the city
was for the purpose of
buying furniture and other furnish
ings for the new hotel
~So>----
Carl G.. Thornquis. formerly chief
Clerk to Superintendent j. A. Davis, OF
the Iowa Central. at Oskaloosa. VINO.
during recent months, has been an ac-
countant in the office of the division
superintendent of the Southern rail-
road, at Primers Point. Va, has re-
ceived nice promotion. On Feb. !
Mr.. Thornquist viii move. to Columbia,
S. c., having accepted the position Of
private secretary TO his superintendent,
who Is to be transferred and placed In
charge of the Savannah division, with
headquarters at Columbia. Mrs. Thorn
uuist de- expected to arrive In the city
within a few days. and will accompany
Mrs. b. G. Falris and family south.
The freight wreck at Eddyville. on
the Iowa Central Tuesday night at
about 3 o'clock, was more serious
affair than was first reported. Nine
cars were piled up on the Des Moin IS
river bridge, and traffic was delayed
about twenty hours. The accident was
caused by break -in-two of extra III.
pulled by one of the huge Great North
erns engines. Engineer Jerry Lynch WAS
in charge OF the locomotive, and no
ticed that the train had parted. He
made every effort to keep the first sec
ton far enough in the lead to prevent
the collision by the parted section,
thinking that possibly the force of the
second string of cars would be spent.
Train No. AZ was standing in the Eddy
Vile yards, and the engineer was un-
able to get past the sta tion. The rear
section crashed into the front cars, re-
sulting in nine cars being piled up on
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