Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-24
Chamberlain, o%ptician.
"a speckled Bird" at Liebig's.
DR.. Getz. surgeon and physician
"Kingship of Self Control" at Lie


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DR.. Getz. surgeon and physician.
"Kingship of Self Control at Lie
big's.
superintendent w. ]. Crane spent the
day in Cedar Falls.
n. E. :5imkins, undertaking exclusive.
ly. Second door west Of postof1ce.
Baked chicken, oranges and ice
cream for Sunday dinner at Breckel's.
There will be a fair given by the
Brotherhood Of American Woman at
1rinkle's hall every evening next week.
You are invited to attend.
Money to loan on farms and city
property. Abstracts of title. Marshall
County Abstract and Loan Co., rooms
4 and 5, basement court house.
Our Pekay nut Goa is coarse, clean
and free from slate and stone. Just
what you want for range or cook stove.
Gregory Coal, Coke & Lime Company.
A Bargain-To save cos Of fore
closure we offer, this week only. a gooC
hotel property, twenty-three rooms, In
4 town of 1, 900. See or write Bennett &
Binford, Marshalltowfl, Iowa. Cash, nc
trades.
The members of the NJ. b. of A. are
requested to meet at their hall on Sun
day afternoon at 2:15, preparatory to
going in a body to the Baptist church
to attend the funeral of Brother John
Ford. BY order President, Mrs. Cora u.
Newton.
Mrs. Charles Schulmeistrat. of Glad
brook, wife of Rev. Schulmeistrat, ar
rived in the city this morning accom-
panied by her husband and was taken
to the Getz surgery, where she was
operated upon for the removal of the
larger portion OF a needle from her
hand. The needle became imbedded in
the hand about a week ago.
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Coulter, of 500
West Railroad street, are highly
pleased for what DR.. ]. II. Fry. the eye,
ear. nose and throat specialist has
done for their son Ralph, he being
almost deaf, and after one months
treatment the doctor has succeeded in
restoring his hearing. The doctor is
having excellent success in all Of his
cases.
The Saturday Evening Post Is only
81 per year till Feb. i, when 1t will be
raised to So per year and the paper
enlarged and improved. Subscribe or
renew your subscription at once in or
der to secure the low rate N at the
same time assist US in the piano con-
test which we very much desire to Sc
cure for u little daughter Pearl. Re-
member you can use the 81 per year
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address. C. DeuelIs News Depot, $50
East Main street.
Mrs. G. H. Ruth entertained about
sixty OF her lady friends at a tea given
Friday afternoon at her home on North
Fifth street. Mrs. w. C. Rodgers, Mrs.
Charles Adams. of Waterloo, Mrs. Z. II.
Keller. Miss Kate Downing Mrs
Benton Davis Of Ames assisting In
serving. A guessing game furnished the
amusement and resulted in Mrs. j. !.
Carney winning first prize and Mrs. w
Fl. Burrows second. The guests from
out of III city were Mrs. Charles Adj
ans of Waterloo. Mr:. Benton Davis of
Ames and Miss Blanche Young OF Min
IN
neapolis.
The sudden Changing of the electric
burglar alarm on The First National
Bank building at about 6 O'Clock Friday
night caused considerable excitement.
/ The sound could be heard Tor almost
two blocks and some bought the bank
was being robbed. The seems
to have been due to Cashier I. j.
Fletcher's efforts to open h door of the
vault, after he had partially closed It.
The noise of the gong was very SINH
lar to that of one On the fire wagon
and many thought a fire alarm had
been turned in. 1t Continued to ring for
several minutes. all efforts to stop 1t
being of no avail.
Mrs. G. w. McNeely and Mrs. p.
Lawrence entertained the OF
the Invincible Whist Club at the regu-
lar monthly supper and meeting or the
club Friday evening at the McNeeiy
home on West Main street. The play
ing of bid euchre resulted in Mrs. w. a
Sandoe winning the lone hand prize LOT
the ladies, while Mrs. A. Higgin Won
for progression. Mrs. Martha Osman
Smith, who played a gentleman's hand,
won the lone hand n Mr.. a.. Hfggln
the prizes for progression. Miss Aileen
Patterson played several numbers for
the guests, while Misses Kate and Alice
Rogers and Miss Patterson assisted in
serving.
The monthly spread and meeting OF
the Hawthorne Club was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. d. T. Denmead
on East State street Friday evening.
Mrs. B. A. Morgan and Mrs. w. =.
Kibbey assisted in serving dinner at
$50 o'clock, after which bid euchre
was INDUCED in. The prizes for the
ladies went to Mrs. w. r. McCreary
and Mrs. Nina Bartlett; Mrs. f. B.
Garvin tied with Mrs. McCreary for
the sweeps prize, the former winning
on the cut. Messrs. A. F. Balch and
+. b. Garvin carried off the honors for
the gentlemen. The invited guests OF
the club were Messrs. and Mesdames
r.. W. McCreary, d. w. Norris, Jr., F.
r. Garvin, Linn Norris and G. j. Allen.
Mrs. Maude NJ. BATHS. Mrs. Nina Bart
lett, of San Francisco, Mrs. Il. r. Stew
art. OF Minneapolis; Mrs. James L.
Williams and Mrs. M. E. Ackert and
,s;..oe NJ,tepo and Anna Nelson and