Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-28

"SH' liver, anu kinney trouble, OrOpSy
paralysis and constipation.
"A Young Woman as a Wife" will b.
the subject of DR.. Jones evening ser
mon at the Baptist church Sunday.
4 General Foreman c. H. Mead, of tn
Iowa Central car shops, spent Frida,
4 in Oskaloosa looking after compan,
business.
/ Remember the Woman fair a
Finkle's hail this week. Proceeds vii
be used for sick benefit fund for the
Brotherhood of America lodge.
Why break your back and mark w
your nice hardwood floor when you car
buy a good lea hfer wheel castor tina,
runs with ease at D. c. Wilburs?
NJ. A. Ward. of Ward & Pyle, Brom-
ley, sold in the city Friday afternoon a,
the Britain & Co. yards sixty-two
head Of heavy hogs, averaging 299
pounds.
H. H. Buck. of St. Anthony, was
in the city Friday afternoon, accom-
panying load of poultry which was
sold at the Swift & Co. plant. Mr..
Bucks consignment comprised 5000
pounds, largely, springs.
Bowen John, OF Des Moines, who has
been visiting with friends in this city
for several days, returned to his home
Friday. Mr.. John will come back to
this city In about a week; having Sc
cured a situation as switchman with
one of the railroads here.
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The beautiful and talented Eugene
Blair, viii be seen In the original pro-
duction OF David Belasco's "Zaza" Mon
day evening. Miss Blair is supported
by large and competent company
and the entire scenic production Is car
ried. Seats are now selling.
Christmas shoppers are buying more
and better things this season than ever
before. at least that is our experience.
We have set aside many handsome
things in the furniture line already and
are selling something every day. Come
in and see US. Marion Gard.
DIR. N NJ. Whitehill, of Garwin, who
recently suffered an attack OF appen-
1icitis and who, since his recovery,
has been visiting for few days at the
home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
H. Whitehill, at State Center, left for
Chicago Friday night where. in a few
days, he will undergo an operation In
the Presbyterian hospital. Mrs. White
hill accompanied him.
Owing to an unusual number of OPP
cratlons this week DR.. Wood. the eye
and ear specialist, was unable to see
several who called without making an
appointment To accommodate these
parties the doctor will open his office
next Sunday between the hours OF 10
and IL o'clock a. m. Let everybody
remember to always make an appoint
ment.
Courtiers and ladies mingled and
whirled away to the strains OF waitzes
and two steps at the masquerade par
ty given Friday night by the Travelling
Mems Charity Club. The party was
given at the Odd Fellows hall and was
attended by about twenty-five couples.
the best Of the series given so far al
tho not financial success.
]. c. Myers, former well-known
business man OF Liscomb. was in the
city Friday afternoon. being on his
way to Liscomb from Guernsey. Mr.
Myers has been located at Guernsey in
the hardware business since last Feb
ruary, but Is disposing of his interests
there and Is moving back to Lis
comb, where he will enter into the
hardware and grocery business. His
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be associated with him.
Mrs C. NJ Probst and children went
to Liscomb this morning, where they
will visit for some time with Mrs
Probst's mother. Mrs. Urith Lancaster.
Mr. Probst who has been In the EN-
year. has resigned and will go to Des
Moines tonight, where he has accepted
freight run on the Milwaukee be-
tween Des Moines and Spencer Dur
ing the greater portion of the time he
has been with the Central he has been
employed In the yards here as night
foreman. Mrs. Probst and family VIII
remove to Des Moines later
Miss Charlotte Winery is entertain
ing at house party at her home Miss
Margare. Christian and ), Mr.. Floyd
Swisher, Of Grinnell. Miss Reba Win
cry. OF Union. and Miss Vera Miles, of
Mason City. The guests will remain
over Sunday. In their honor this NOR
ming Miss Winery was hostess at a
1880 o'clock breakfast to the members
of the Karten Kranzchen and a few
friends. The guests aside from the
club were Miss Louise Utz, Agnes Bur
roughs. Pauline Andrews and Caroline
Beeson. After the breakfast finch IA.
enjoyed. This evening Miss WINERY
will entertain a company Of thirty-six