Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-17

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THE CITY In BRIEF !.
Or. Mighell. surgeon and physician.
DR.. Cheshere, physician and surgeon.
Dr. Bay, Woodbury. block, new phone.
Maccabee dance Wednesday evening
at *. I. hail.
3 Get our prices on unbleached bath
towels. NJ. f. Andrews.
This is the Week Hellberg sells five
beauty pins for 10 cents.
1 Beach's World soap is guaranteed to
be the best laundry soap made.
H. Il. sinllSins, undertaking exclusive
~. Second door west of postof1ice.
Big variety Of ladies underskirts,
new today. Hoyt's Department Store.
( Ladies Wrappers, With wide flounce,
perfect in fit and make. Hoyt'ss De-
partment Store.
The home and education department
of the Moments Club will meet
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 O'clock
With Mrs, sc. Lutz.
In Chocolates we nave cream hearts,
dipped caranlels mint waters, marsh
mallows and a dozen other ilavors.
Reynolds, Watson & Co.
The Emerson piano has stood the
testof fifty years and 10000 purchasers
recommend them to their friends. Sold
by the Tuffree Music House.
The Beethoven Society will meet
Thursday afternoon instead of.
"Wednesday at the home Of Mrs. L.
Lawrence on West Main street.
Miss Minnie Wolken. of Dillon, spent
Monday in the city, going to State Cen-.
ter III the evening, where she Will Visit
six weeks With her aunt, Mrs. Louis
Eckhart.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Blue and daugh-
ter Mrs. L. P. Noble, of Belle Elaine,
arrived in the city this morning and
viii De IN attendance at the Vending
lecture this evening.
Mayor and Mrs. f. G.. Pierce and Mrs.
NJ. 9. Rodgers Went to Cclfax this
morning for a short stay. Mayor Pierce
Will rsturn either Friday or Monday,
but the ladies will remain for longer
visit.
Anticipating a. great demand for gold
watches, We are glad 10 inform you
that we can Show you a magnificent
stock Of those goods, as we have been.
busy the past three days buying thenl.
Hellbers.
Mrs. T.. j. Shoemaker. accompanied
by her brdther-ir-law and SISTER, MIR.
and Mrs Grant Poe, If Montour, went
ito Rhodes this morning, where this
afternoon a . O'clock she attended the
funerai#of her amt, Mrs. III. j. Burger
The streets and alleys committee OF
| thu council, accompanied by Mayor
Pierce, spent Monday afternoon in look
ing over the eraGe8on South Third ave-
nug, which Was established in the ordi-
nance passed at Monday nights coun-
Gil meeting;
DR.. sellrader, of Iowa city. president
of the state board of health. was in the
city yesterday. Hereported that at The
last examination held for practitioners
at Dies Moines that OUT of total of
thirteen who wrote, only eight passed.
Dr.. Bay. of this city, received a gem
eral average of %.
A. Holt. proprietor Of the Center
House. and his son, T. r. Holt We're
arrested by Constable Nicholson yester-
da. on a charge of assault and battery,
preferred by w. y. Weaver. Justice AZ
llen dismissed thesuit upon the failure
Eof the complainant TO appear, and taxed
the costs TO Weaver.
| There is nothing that adds so much
| TO the appearance of a room as a beau
4 tiful screen. We have them, filed ane
5unfilied, at various prices. We alss
have a nice line of easels and pape
holders. You need not hesitate on ac
count of price, as they will be solt
cheap. D. G. Wilbur.
4 Mr.. r. p. Howard went to Anes tl1i!
1, morning. who're he will sunerinte::d tn.
4 erection Of a barn on a lot recently pur.
.tcnased near the grounds of the Iowa
State College. Mr.. Howard expects t,
4 move the members of his family t,
4 Ames about May and Will build
home after they arrive.
4 Mrs. Frank Thorpe and brother, Nj
i Benjamin Wade, are home from Web
ster City, where they We're called re
3cently by the illness and later death o
their aged mother, Mrs. Samuel Wade
4 Mrs. Wade was injured In an acciden
4 a few weeks ago, from the effects o
which she never recovered.
4 The last of the seasons notable at
fractions will be "A Poor Relation" a
i the Odeon tomorrow night A larg
I house should, and doubtless will. gree
4 the return of this splendid compan,
4 land unusually fine play. Laughter AM
tears are 50 deicately blended as t.
i form a story of the rarest relish. Odeol
tomorrow night.
4 Miss Jennie Stinson entertained tn
4 clerical force of Lee & Benedicts stor
A Monday evening at her home 1'h
evening was spent in playing progress
sive caroma. Assisted by her mother
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