Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-05

DR.. Billiard, osteopath. IS East Mair
DR.. Janss will have his office at 90
East Main street.
Mrs. A. c. Fry, NJ. d., obstetrics an,
diseases of women especially.
Brenneck, the reliable tailor. make
good clothes. Go ana see him.
Dinner ware at very low prices a
! the New York York Racket Store.
Valentines! Valentines! Call an,
see them at Powers. IS East Main.
Dr. Cora Williams. specialist, disease.
of women and Obstetrics. Office over tn,
| Fair Store.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Byrnes have re-
turned to the city from Spokane, Wash
ana will probably make their home her
| permanently.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Societ.
will be entertained by Mrs. Moore AM
Mrs. Morley at the formers home. II
South Fourth avenue. Friday afternoon
arrived in Marietta Wednesday, whert
She will remain for an indefinite sta,
with her sister. Mrs. Pleasant Johnson
who is quite i'll with consumption.
Yesterdays 0skalcosa Herald says
"Mr and Mrs. S. w. Williams went t.
Marshalltown this morning to attend
the funeral services If Conductor Will.
or v-bn
Monday"
Newton Courier: bill Drinkle,'' the
old time engineer on the Newton
branch. is again at The throttle of en-
CINE 20, having resumed his duties on
Monday morning. afser an absence al
five weeks. during which time he was
laid UP with sickness at his home in
Oskaloosa.
Culley has his line of teas adjusted -
the reduction in tariff duties of 10 cents;
per pound. His Rose Japan and bask L
fired is not equaled for price or quality.
He also handles high grade oolong,
gunpowder, English breakfast and
Young Hyson. Try his teas once and
you will get the same grade next time.
The new Richard Harding Davis
play, THE Tanning of Helen" in which
Henry Miller is starring this seaso L.
will be presented at the Odeon tomo :
row evening. The piece is a comedy,
and contains many unique touches
characteristic of Mr. Davis. One scene
occurs in the green room of a London
theater.
Mr.. Harrigan has secured Mr.. Smith,
a popular down east auctioneer, TO cry
his sale for Saturday afternoon and
evening. Ladies are invited to attend
this sale as Mr. Smith is
a gentleman who will be very interest
ing to hear, as he has had n very large
experience in the east. This sale will
until further notice.
Mrs. Ellen A. Baughman arrived
nome Wednesday evening from Can
on, H., where she was called two
weeks ago by the critical illness of her
mother. Mrs. Sarah Allen, who died
IN the 9th inst. Mrs. Allen will be
by friends here, as she
las visited here number of times
Mrs. Allen was stricken with heart
allure and died after weeks Illness
She was % years OF age.
At the annual meeting of the Danish
lutheran church, held Wednesday
light, 1t was decided to incorporate the
under The name of the
slim Norwegian Lutheran church, and
articles to that effect Wee ordered
The following trustees
we're elected: H c. Hansen. John
Iesmer. r. Thorshei:n, T. Larsen and
,harles Olsen. S. Halversen was elected |
and c. Larsen treasurer
The Ladies Cemetery Aid Society
,eld its regular meeting with Mrs. L. ID. (
dcElroy and Mrs. Fred Hopkins, at the |
alters home on South Third street /
afternoon. After the rou-
inc business of the meeting was COM
'leted a 6 o'clock dinner was served by
he hostesses. The guests of the soci. I
ty were Mesdames j. Il. Swingley, w |
\. Sandoe. II. w. Shove, f. III. Boucher |
nd A. Janney and Miss May Chaplin.
Mr.. ]. r. Hopkins, who has charge
4 the buying and importing of the
cas- for the Western Grocer Company, I
tas in the city this morning. being on
is way from st. Joseph to Albert Lea. |
ir. Hopkins is visiting the various
ranch houses of tie company for the
purpose of ascertaining the supply OF I
cas- needed for the coming year. About
.pril / Mr.. Hopkins will sail for Japan,
nd will visit that country, China and
'ormosa to purchase the stock required
y the company for i.eXt year.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Pemberton, who
ave made their honia in LeGrand since
heir marriage, a year ago Thanksgiv-
cg day, where Mr.. Pemberton has been
mployed in the Hammond & Sons
aill. have moved to Hartford. where
hey will occupy the old Pemberton
and. Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Pemberton
ave purchased from: Robert Van Horn
he Mrs. Ruth Bishop property, OPP
osite the Hartland church, and will
ccupy it,
The Des Moines News of Wednesday I
vening says: DESPITE the storm last
light fair-szed audience greeted
Siegel at the y. Nj. c. A. This
as Mr.. Siegel's last appearance be-
ire taking a three years trip thru
Europe. In the many selections played
Y him We're evidences of marked i'm
rovement and his many friends believe
II. Siegel is thoroughly entitled to the
anne of leading mandolinist of the
.orld Certainly no finer player has
yer visited Des Moines.'
Mr.. Edgar Tabor of Spring View,
eb.. is in Marietta FOR visit with his
,ther. James Tabor Of Texas, who has !,