Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-23


See DR.. MARS about osteopathy. Owe.
Fidelity Bank.
Read our ad today. Remnant sale.
Archie Parker.
Ladies union suits Monday, 10 cents.
Archie Parker.
Roasting pans, ID cents at Furbush's
hardware store.
Expert piano tunling always, A. j.
Morley, Harlan's music store.
Buy your Thanksgiving turkey at
Hoyt's market. Green trading stamps.
Mrs. G. A. Mershon and Mr.. and Mrs.
Nerl Mershon, of Liscomb, spent Friday
in the city.
Ensminger's orchestra will play dur
ing the dinner hour at the fremont Sun
day. Meals, so cents
Attend the big fur sale Monday. Ev-
erything goes at greatly reduced prices,
Monday only. Lee & Benedict.
Thanksgiving dance of the 1901 Club
will be given at the Pilgrim Hotel
Wednesday evening. Nov. 9th.
One hundred bolts Go YARDS one
and half satin ribbon in colors only,
ID cents bolt Monday. The Hawk
eye.
Mr.. and Mrs j. /. Grouse, of Sedan,
Kas, are in the city for an over-Sunday
visit With their nieces, Mrs. ]. S. Dixon
and Miss Cynthia Willis.
Observation-Disclosures boiler makers,
and blacksmiths at the Chicago Great
Western railway shops-Oelwein, Ia.
For particulars apply to agents.
Mrs. C. d. Harding. of Monmouth. ILL.,,
arrived in the city Friday evening and
will remain for short visit as the
guest of Mr.. ana Mrs. B. A. Morgan
Buy good farm in this county at only
SIS an acre an easy terms. Save rent
and have home of your own near two
markets. If not sold soon for rent. De-
lano I. Smith. court house.
Miss Anna L. Kirby, of cambridge.
N. Y, arrived in the city Friday even
ing on the Colorado special and will re-
main for an indefinite visit at the home
of her brother. Mr.. George F. Kirby.
Miss Pauline Hartwig, domestic in
the employ of the Fisher household on
South Third avenue, had the misfortune
to step on a wire nail, which penetrated
her foot. The accident will not prove
serious.
Rev. d. D. Babcock, who has been in
cripple Creek, Col. for the past month,
investigating a mining speculation in
which L F. Hockersmith and others of
this city are interested, arrived home
this morning.
LsG. Seager of Gilman, arrived IN the
city this morning from Chicago, spend
ing the day here, in company with his
son, Mr.. Charles Seager, who is stu
cent at Iowa College. The Seagers are
living in Grinnell this winter.
DR.. A. b. Conway left this morning
for Fremont, Neb., where he will re-
main for few days on business, after
which he will go to York, Neb., for
short visit with his brother, ex-senator
y. B. Conway, and family, returning
home the latter part OF next week.
L. 4. Murphy underwent an operation
this week at DR.. Woods infirmary and
Is doing Well. He has nasal and middle
ear catarrh. DR.. Wood has some forty
patients who are daily improving. F. III.
Bates had a growth successfully re-
moved from his eye. O. w. Anderson
has graduated lids.
Mr.. James McLarnan, Of Newcastle.
o., who has been visiting in the city
several weeks with his brother, Mr..
Thomas McLarnan, and family, went to
Newton this morning, where he will
visit his son. Mr.. Joseph McLarnan.
Mr. McLarnan will return to Marshall
town to spend the holidays.
Frederick Douglass said that he lee
tured upon the subject of freedom twen-
ig years before he was permitted to set
foot in a church, but it has been a hun
cred years since DR.. Cranes Quaker
Tonic Tablets began to lash lazy livers
into action. For kidneys liver, head
aches and constipation. All drug stores;
so cents.
The Ogden Reporter says: Boone
county's tax ferret, McGregor, is invests
eating the estate left by the late C. B.
Plnkham, also the matter Of the inheri-
tance tax. This is nothing more than
justice, as his property was all made
and accumulated in Iowa, and will be
taken to an eastern state. If any OF the
estate has for years past escaped taxa
ton ii will be but simple justice to now
collect
Mr. James w. Smith. OF st. Louis,
Mo-, employed in remodeling the county
Jail, was 80 unfortunate as to have
piece of steel become embedded in the
ball OF one of his eyes, and after suffer-
ing intense pain and visiting different
physicians finally called on Dr. I. II.
Fry. the eye. ear, nose and throat spe-
cialist. who succeeded in extracting the
steel without in the least impairing the
vision of the eye.
Messrs. Busby Bros. have secured for
their Thanksgiving attractions at the
Odeon, two of Americas greatest play
ers, Mr.. Herbert Kelley and Miss Fife
Shannon, who Will present their new
play Her Lord and Master" The APP
pearance of these two artists here will
be the dramatic event of this season.
They play but three towns in the state
of Iowa. and Messrs. Busby Bros. We're
fortunate enough to secure them for one
of these dates. This will be Mr.. KEEL
cey's and Miss Shannons first visit to
Marshalltown, and they will give but
one performance. Thanksgiving evening
only.
The members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Christian church enjoyed
n very pleasant time Friday at the