Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-27
DR.. Getz. surgeon and physician.
DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician

DR.. Getz. surgeon and physician.
DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician
Big line OF colored shirt waists at
Newcomers
The Morrill, estate is selling trimmed
hats at cost, It's West Main street.
H. E.simkins Undertaking exclusive
". Second door west of postotiice-
Fresh vegetables, fruits etc. at Oh
sons grocery store. Prices that are
right.
Four fine office rooms for rent. Will
liam Andrews q Co. 10l West Main
street.
Live pigeons wanted, Mil pay $3.50
per dozen. Address Newton Gun Club.
Newton, Ia.
Have your eyes tested and your
glasses fitted as they should be at AL
lens, Ia East Main street.
We carry the finest line u zee cream
in the city. and make a speciality OF
soda waters Geo. Powers.
The quarantine for scarlet fever on
the Carlson home on South Second
street was raised Friday afternoon.
For sale-A first class phaeion. cost
$50, at a bargain if sold al lnae. S. W..
LaShelle al LaShelle & Cooks cigar
store.
Ladies. you will soon want patent
leather low shoe. come in and see our
new and hobby line at 81 an 500. E. G.
Wallace.
Today's dispatches announce the
granting Of an additional pension of S.
10 Richard Highberger. "a resident of
this city.
Rev. II. G.. Richardson, pastor of the
Unity Universalist church of this city.
has been invited to deliver the memorial
sunday address at the union services at
Mitchellville on May %, and has ac-
cepted the invitation.
The F.pworth League convention will
be held in San Francisco, Cal. in July
and you will do we'll TO remember that
the best line to take is the Iowa Cen
trail railway. Only four days en- route.
Write George S. Batty, G. p. and T. A.,
Marshalitown la, for fun particulars.
Master Edward Steele, son of Mr.. and
been in Kingfisher and other Oklahoma
points during the past winter. arrived
home this morning Master Steele ex-
months longer. but Was compelled to
is suffering With kidney trouble and
Brights disease.
Mrs Fred Leavens and Miss Msrga-
ret Tittcmore arrived home Friday eve
ming on the. Colorado special from Chit
cago where they have been for few
days in attendance AT the grand opera.
Miss Tittemore, accompanied by her
sinister Miss Frances. left this morning
fer Spokane. Wash. Where she will re-
main for some time with her mother,
whosis in Spokane for her health.
Mrs. Horsely has suffered with an ag-
gravated affection of the throa; for
some years and has been unable hereto
fore "a find relief. She is Now attending
Or Moods eye eai. and throat infirm-
airy and improving rapidly The doctor
gave Special attention 10 diseases Of the
| throat while in Germany, and holds a
\ diploma from DIR. Chiari. professor OF
diseases of the threat in the University
| of Vienna, Austria.
Beginning tomorrow the evening serv-
ices at Unity I-nlversalist church viii
/ he resumed Rev. Richardson has ar
ranbed series of evening lectures as
fellows: April IS, Wendell Phillips
| Reformer:. May L. The Inheritance ot
,s,fl ~,
LOT Man. June2, Orthodoxy Elements
n'ent.s June l6, The Man of Galilea;'
June %, so'ossack or Republican, Nc
services May 5 and 2s.
st. Aldamar CDnnandery, No. 80. K
T., has issued invitations to members
and their ladies to a special conclave te
/ be held on Tuesday evening, April 30
when the illustrious order of the Red
Cross will be conferred upon three com
panions Messrs C. III. Hull. HI r.
Sloan and Frank Newman. The ladies
are invited 10 the banquet which fol.
lows the comforting of the degrees. anG
are 10 be entertained in the parlors
while the council is In session.
Mr.. Louis Armbruster arrived hom
4 this morning from st, Louis. where h
went early in the week TO be present a
the commencement exercises of tn,
Marion Sims Medical College, where hi
son. DIR. Fred Armbruster, graduate
on Thursday. The Post Dispatch o
St Louis published a large class pictur
of the graduates giving an excellen
4 likeness of DIR. Armbruster Other Low:
boys in the class We're G.. A. Jenkins, o
Abba; G. G. Coyle. of Clifford. and G
NJ. Carlisle, of Muscatine.
i The Misses Elsie Walker and Clar
II Newton planned Very pleasant sur
4 prise upon Miss Laura blessing Frida,
!. evening at her home, No. Tl2 Nortl
5 Third street. The invited guests wer
Guy Barber. Walter and Ray Wicker
Forest Newton. Clarence Hall, Ra.
johnson, Fred blessing Elsie Wicker
Jean Clements. Clara Newton, Jessi
Ellie and Clara blessing Among tn
guests present was also Miss Lottie Die
sing. who recently returned from Du
buque, where she has ben for a fietee
months stay. The evening was spen
very pleasantly in playing games unit
a late hour, when refreshments wer
served by Misses Clara and Lott
blessing.
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