Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-19
DR. Mairs, osteopathy.
DR.. Trotter, phycician and surgeon.

Eyes scientifically fitted at Paley u
Phelps.
The Alexander Drug Company, 1lS
East Main.
See DR.. Mairs about osteopathy.
Over Fidelity bank.
New Liberty satin foulards in dress
goods patterns, at the Hawkeye.
Wedding books, brides books and
taby's books at Liebig's Book Store.
The largest and best assortment of
iron bedsteads in the city you will find
at Marion Cards.
We now have plenty of Hooking
Valley coal. Gregory, Brown Coal
Company.
We have received cur new stock Of
fancy silks, taffetas, grenadines etc.,
at Newcomers.
DR.. Mairs osteopathic physician
over Fidelity bank: practiced over
three years in the city.
Have your clothes cleaned and dyed
now and be ready for spring Flitton
e. Ogan. will do it right. "a West
Church street.
You will find large and up-to- date
lire of all wool goods i'll black and the
new shades for so cents yard at
Newcomers.
You won't be asked to buy unless you
are pleased with them, but tomorrow
will be the last day of our s2.63 pants
sale. w. II. Burrows.
Mr.. Oscar Pepper arrived in town
this morning-it is supposed that he
came to attend the big auction sale OF
clothing at Farrand & Giffords.
Assistant General Freight Agent HI.
T. Marsh. of the Central went to Oska-
loosa Tuesday evening, where he re-
NAMED today looking after company
business.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con-
church will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. r. w. Chamber
lain, on West Main street. Mrs. Ow-
ings will assist in entertaining the So
ciety.
The members of Ensmingers Or
chestra left this morning for Ida Grove,
where they furnish music for dancing
party tonight. Tomorrow night they
will return to Ida Grove for another
party Friday night.
Mrs. Lyman Heath and son Dick left
Tuesday evening for Maxwell, where
they will remain for an indefinite stay
at the home of Mrs. Heath's mother,
Mrs O. M. Shryock. Mr. and Mrs.
Shryock are the parents of thirteen
pound daughter.
The IRIS dispatches from Boone
announced that Rev. Ralph
Hobbs, of West Superior, Wis, is about
to be chosen pastor of the First Bap-
list church, of that city. Rev. Hobbs is
4 cousin of DR.. F. w. Parsons, of this
city, and recently visited him here,
stopping at Boone on his way home
from Marshalltown.
The New York Tribune of Sunday
the likenesses of siNty-two
prominent Connecticut veterans,
among which is the picture of Mr..
George Robbins. of Waterbury, a
brother of Mr. Lewis w. Robbins, of
".
,ers of the Connecticut ex-Union Pris-
5ners of War Association. the first or
of it's kind to be established
n this country, which is to hold its an
lual reunion in Hartford beginning
ext Saturday. Mr. Robbins, who was
/ member of Company Is, Sixteenth
Connecticut Infantry, is second vice
president of the association.
Naughty Anthony" David Belasco's
comedy, which is to be seen
1t the Odeon tonight. owes much of its
success to the fine cast that interprets
t. Marie Doro, who is seen as Cora, the
hosiery model, is acknowledged TO be
he prettiest and most graceful young
on the stage. VIII F. Phil
fps, who plays the title role Anthony"
vas the hit of the London production OF
The Whirl of the Town." a New York |
,asino success. and Patti Rosa, who APP
sears as Winnie, the professors maid.
S we'll known to our theater goers. She
S the daughter of the late Patti Rosa.
md inherits all her mothers brilliant
alent.
Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Ely are home
rom their five weeks trip thru the
lorth, northwest and south, which was
made in company with Mr. and Mrs. |
W. +. Melvin. of this city. The party |
listed st. Paul and Minneapolis, |
rrookston, Mimi, Seattle, Portland
San Francisco and Los Angeles, from
he latter point making all of the side
rips to southern California resorts.
After leaving Los Angles points in
Did Mexico We're visited and in com
ng north stops We're made at Ell Pasc |
SAN Antonio and other Texas cities
DR.. and Mrs. Ely returned via Kan
las City. Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
topped at Arcade, Kas., to visit rel |
ltives, ard will return home in few
lays.
Mrs /. l.. Cady was hostess this af- |
ernoon at a II o'clock four course
luncheon, in honor of DR.. Mary Stafford, |
# Des Moines, who is in the city TO
.ddress the Women's Club. Mrs. Cady |
entertained thirty six guests, includ-
ng the presidents of all of the liter
friends whom she met while I
II the city a few years ago, to deliver
lecture for the library association, at
he time of the founding of the public
library. The decorations of the home
we're of a patriotic nature, because of
he Washington's anniversary celebra
ion on Saturday. Flags and carna-
ions graced the tables Mrs Cady
a number of her guests,
nj arpharc of tho \Vnmep,c CIph of