Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-16
Or. Janss. surgeon and physiciaa.

-. Ansss eurgeonS and physician.
Fresh smoked white Ash at Culiey's.
Fresh cystets IN every style q sus-
dell's cafe.
Try the new candies at the Paragon,
119 East Main street.
Extra strong horehound candy only;
10 cents q pound at Fellner's.
See the pretty outing gowns. made
well and cheap. at Newcomers.
Mrs. A. G. Fry. N. D.. Obstetrics
OF woner and children.
After the theater go to Chords for.
oysters. They put them up right.
A few hard coal stoves left. Prices,
cut to close them out. D. ]. Bullock.
We sell Tone Bros package spices
and will forfeit 800 for anything any
better. Iowa Tea Company.
The purest and best 25-cent coffee is:
the Java and Mocha sold by the Sim
clair Tea and Coffee House.
Fine embroideries and insertions at
lower prices than such goods have ever
been sold in the city. NJ. F. Andrews.
The change froA balmy weather to
winter brings the people to a sudden
realization that the holidays will Don
come.
Miss E. E. Burnett, Of the Ridpath
Lyceum Bureau, was in the city Mon,
day and Tuesday last, having her throat
attended to by DR.. kierulff.
f ~N- fS
Mr.. and Mrs. N. s. ketchum are the
grandparents OF a little boy, a baby SON
been born to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Hayzlett, of Pocahontss Center.
Get sociable and go to the Odeon to-
night to see Ferris splendid company
give a big production Of Frohman'si
great success, The Fatal Card Ten,
20 and 30 cent?. Big matinee tomorrow.
The Stowaway" will be given Saturday
night.
Mr.. e. S.. Cincebeaux, of the Iowa
Central general passenger department.
left this morning for Peoria, where he
will remain for a few days looking after
matters pertaining to the de-
partment. Mr.. Cincebeaux will be ac-
home by his wife, who has
been spending the past two months with
parents in jacksonville. Ill.
What's the use of buying expensive
linen, and then taking it to some cheap
priced, inefficient laundry to be ruined
by careless methods and bleaching com
pounds? Better patronize a laundry
which does honest work, washes clean,
irons without scorching and leaves you
content-pays in the long run and saves
worriment. We bespeak your patronage
because we know we can afford you sat-
isSa Flitton.
Z. Elman was arrested by Constable
Nicholson this morning upon an infor-
nation filed in. Justice Aliens court
charging him with obtaining none by
false pretenses. The complaining Wit
ness in the case Is Frank Brown. coll
-ored, who alleges that he purchased a
stove from Elman, paying him for Il,
and that when the stove was delivered
it was found to have had the base
broken SO that 1t could not be set up.
When he complained to Elman ard re-
quested his money returned Brown
claims Elman refused to refund. The
hearing la set for this afternoon in
Justice Aliens court
The regular social of the Railway
Y. NJ. c. A. and Ladies' Auxiliary, to
which the shopmen Of the Central were
especially invited. was held Thursday
evening in the association rooms and
was largely attended. An evening Of
excellent amusement, vas planned, the
principal feature of which was a taffy
pull. The new game crolard, similar to
carroms, vas introduced for the first
time and as an attraction Mrs. George
A. Tingley and Mrs. C. Il. Ringer, after
the prevailing fashion of eastern aux
iliary ladies, gave an exhibition OF
bowling. About forty shopmen. with
their wives. attended the social.
Fresh bulk oysters only 25 cents a
quart at Culley's.
The second OF the series OF parties be-
ing given at the F. B. Wiley home this
week was that of Thursday evening. and
was equally as pleasant as the tea par
ty which had preceded ii. Ladies and
gentlemen to the number OF about thirty
We're invited for dinner and to spend
the evening with cards. The dinner
served was an elegant one. Partners
We're found in a novel way. Stamp pic
lures Of Master Harold, the little son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley. were distribu-
ted among the guests. There were only
two of each pose and by matching them
partners We're secured. The pictures
also served as pretty little souvenirs.
Cinch was the game played, Mrs. Henry
Shove and Mr.. C. NJ. Carr receiving the
prizes.
Fancy dishes. the best In the city, at
Culley's. See them.
The open meetings which the depart
ment OF philanthropy and applied
Christianity Of the Women's Club are
giving this year are proving of great
interest to those who attend. Thursday
evening the second Of the series was
held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II.
E. Boardman, Miss Catherine Arm
brnster presiding. The subject for dis
~cussion was What Constitutes Good
Citizenship The ladies did not talk,
but for once allowed the gentlemen
to hold forth. speeches being made by
Rev. Russell, Mayor Pierce, Judge
Burnham, Hon. Henry Stone and Mr.
Boardman on the various phases Of the
subject which seemed to them the mos,
important. The musical program was
very good. Mrs. r. w. Mcbride and
Il MrS Ral1n WalN0 q n1a vfrp the