Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-25
George ). Allen, ophthalmologis.

George }. Allen. ophthalmologis.
DR.. Burkart, ostsopath. 302 Yves,
Main.
Fancy p~arasols. all colors, at NJ. #
Andrews
Professor Kenngott, 207 West Grant
can again take students for German
and French.
New lace curtains and a good variety
of curtain swisses in fancy colors and
white at M. Il. Andrews
Wall paper, paper hanging. and car
riage painting. Go to Dinges & Ever
jst, 205h West Main street.
If you think a gas range will be too
Expensive, give it a thirty days trial
as to its merits. Gas Company.
One hundred seats for the Bruno
Steindel concert next Tuesday evening
are on sale at Furbush's hardware
store.
Chamberlain & McLain, of Union,
shipped to the city Friday afternoon
a very fair load of mixed hogs, aver
aging 244 pounds. The lot comprised
sixty nine head.
Williams Bros. are moving their ma
chine shop to new quarters at No. lo6
South Eighth avenue. where they will
be In better shape thar ever to take
care of their customers.
Mrs. George f. Thayer, who has been
confined in the Singleton hospital for
the past three weeks suffering with
typhoid fever, was able to be removed
to her home this morning.
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Today the N-Ray is a power In med
icine. One of the finest machines In
the state is owned by DR.. Wood. the eye
and ear specialist, OF Marshalltown. 1t
is of great service in some diseases of
the eye, ear and throat, and is used IN
the German hospitals where DR.. Wood
spent some years.
Ladies, after you have seen the hand-
some silk and linen novelties. wash
goods. at our sale Monday, for "a cents
a yard. always sold for SO cents, do not
come Tuesday and want them at the
same price, for you will be disappoint-
ed. The sale is Monday; two patterns
to a customer. Lee, Benedict & co.
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The young men of the Odeon, VINO
are preparing to present an entertain
ment in this city later In the month.
have. decided to put on the performance
at Tama on May 4, arrangements hav-
ing been perfected Thursday afternoon
Messrs. Joe Whitacre and Albert Solo
man will manage the affair, II the
boys will appear at the Soleman.
Beginning on Wednesday, April 30,
continuing the rest of the week. we
will sell at our store, SO West Main
street. a few slightly damaged sewing
machines at half price; also a few new
machines as low as SIG. Call early ii
YOU desire to take advantage of this
exceptional offer. The Singer Manu-
featuring Company.
President Roosevelt will be in Des
Moines from 2 to 4 p. m. April 2sth.
You can leave Marshalltown at $50 a.
M, and arrive in Des Moines at 11:40
a. M; returning, leave Des Moines 40
D. m., and arrive in Marshalltown at
1880 .. M, via the C. & N. w. Railway
$2.35 for the round trip. Tickets on
sale April 81 and %. Good to return
or before April IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. T. Denmead enter
tanned at their nome on East State
Friday evening about forty of
their friends in honor OF the formers
cousin, Mrs. C. H. Conovsr. of Chicago.
who has been their guest during the
PAST few days. The decorations of n
house were in American beauties and
President Carnot roses, bouquets of the
handsome flowers being used. Bid
chre furnished the amusement for the
and resulted in Mrs. Conover
securing the prize for points, and Mrs.
r. w. McCreary for sweeps. while Mrs.
A. A.. Moore received the consolation.
Among the gentlemen Mr.. f. r. Lay
and Mr.. McCreary cut Tor the point
prize, the latter winning. The prize for
sweeps went to Judge G.. w. Burnham,
and the consolation to Mr.. c. H. b.
Light refreshments We're
served.