Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-19
CITY In BRIEF
DR.. Phelps, opthalmologtst.
This Is for You," at Liebig's.
George j., Allen. ophthalmologist.
Or. Janss. surgeon and physiciaa.

lseOiS at eDlS
Mrs. A. G. Fry, NJ. D.. obstetrics and
diseases Of women a speciality.
i Fancy china in dinner ware very
cheap at the New York Racket Store
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pearson. of No
So4 North Sixth avenue. are the par
ents of a son.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Augustine, of
4 Albion, are the parents Of daughter
born Sunday night.
We are state representatives for the
igenuine Haines Bros piano. establish-
ed 1851. Eadie Music Company.
/ The Luxerit Bible class Will meet at
2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
Dell Lands. 1os.s East Church street.
Messrs. Fred Williams, Lou Wallace,
Arthur Rohrer and G. Schneider OF
Melbourne. spent the day in the city.
David Coulton's condition is some
what improved over few days ago and
his friends are greatly encouraged over
the prospects for his recovery.
Word received from Albert Lea
states that Conductor S. b. Chapman
continues TO improve steadily, and was
able Sunday to Sit up for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cavell, of Laurel,
are parents OF son, born to them in
this city at the home OF Mrs. Cavells
lparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S.,Wells, HOS
West Main street.
r The thrilling melo-drama, Tracy,
1.-THE. Outlaw" will be the attraction at
the Odeon next Thursday evening. The
Eplay. is based upon the life and adven-
turous career Of the Oregon outlaw.
Matthias Hauser. of Liscomb was in
the city Saturday, being on his way
home from Ames, where he has been for
\ the past Two weeks in attendance at the
tschool of instruction for farmers, con-
Quoted at the Iowa State College.
Officer Frank Weaver is compelled to
Ebe absent from his beat owing to an at
tack of illness. His place in the depot
district is being filled by Officers Lage
and Hanson. It is thought he will be
liable to return to work In a day or two
The Political Equality Club will hold
Its regular meeting Wednesday evening
at g O'clock with MS. Harriet L. Sui
ton, corner of Grant and Center streets.
Principal E.. U. Graft, OF the high school,
will read a paper on "Our Foreign Rep
resentatives and Their Duties
Mr.. III. E. Wordsworth. of Syracuse,
N. Y, representative of the Day
brooke perfume people, was taken sick
at the Pilgrim Saturday with the
grippe. He was later removed to a
private hospital, and altho his condi-
ton is not serious he is quite i'll.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Elgin, of S02
West Nevada street. entertained few
| friends Saturday at dinner, in honor of
Mrs. Mary Dillon, OF Milwaukee, who
is visiting In the city with her sister,
Mrs. Sarah Dillon, 1t the home of her
niece, Mrs. Daniel Benbow, 6121s West
| Nevada.
The funeral of Clayin Hayne, the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Hayne, re-
siding three miles southwest of the
| city, will be held from the Linn VAL
ley school house Tuesday morning at
II o'clock, The interment will be
made In the center school house GEM
Miss Angie Pfantz who, for the past
several years, has conducted mil.
linery establishment in State Center,
and who recently sold out her business,
spent Sunday In the city with Mrs.
Nellie Richeson and other friends. She
| left for Chicago last night, where she
will visit for an indefinite time with
friends and relatives.
Miss Stella Ellis. cf the Christian
Workers Training School, was in AL
bion Sunday, where she conducted
services In the Friends church. Miss
Inez Batchelder. who was formerly pas
tor at Albion, has gone into evangelis-
| tic work and at present is conducting
! meetings at High PORT, Warren county.
Miss Ellis will hold services regularly
at Albion.
| w. II. Burrows. accompanied by
Joe Beeson, of Oskaloosa, left Saturday
might for New York, Rochester and
philadelphia, for their spring and sum
liner stock. Mr.. Burrows is now assoc
Grated in buying with the Golden Eagle
stores at Oskaloosa and Abba, which
gives him strong buying power. Mr..
Burrows will be out of the city about
two weeks.
/ Mrs. A. T. King, of Gladbrook, spent
Sunday in the city with relatives, being
on her way to New Sharon, where She
was called by the sudden illness of her
Esister, Mrs A. L. Bishop, formerly Of
this city. Mrs. Bishops condition is
most critical, and 1T was feared Sunday
she could not live. Mrs. King will also
visit her sister Mrs. A. M. Rhoades, at
New Sharon. also a former resident of
Marshalltown.
Recorder Evans has installed in her
4 Office daily cash book for handy refer
ence to herself or patrons of the Office
| who may be desiring to consult records.
/ An item is made upon the receipt of any
4 paper for fling. no matter to what class
/ 1T belongs. On days when the Office is
rushed with business, and every mo-
ment is needed to attend to the wants
| of patrons. the cash book Will act as an
1 index for the days business, which may
be made out after Office hours. Miss
Evans thinks the system is going to be
q very handy thing, both to herself and
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