Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-13

DR.. Billiard, osteopath, IS East MAR
Imported china at less ;han cost. Lie
big.
All kinds of soft drinks. Alexande
Drug Co.
Go to Allen for cut glass. IA Eas
Main street.
\, Mrs. Bridge, dressmaker 4O6 Nortl
First avenue.
/ Dressmaking. Mrs. NJ. White, so
South First street.
For cool, refreshing drink call a
Alexander Drug Co. ~
See our prices on our taffeta silk rib.
bon for tomorrow. Archie Parker.
Call and get our prices on ladies' suits
and skirts. Lee, Benedict & Co.
The Ladies' Reading Club was en-
tertained by Mrs. Mary BATHS Monday
afternoon.
newspaper that everybody reads will LEI
your house.
1 Don't forget to order ice of the Mar
shall Ice Company. You need it now
Telephone ia.
A pony saw mill in good condition
for sale cheap. Has been used very
little. o. NJ. Braner zoe South First
avenue.
| DIR. T. G. Brady, who went to Des
Moines month ago for an operation in
Mercy hospital, and who has been at
Colfax for the past two weeks, has
returned home much benefited in
| health.
The show windows of Lamb Bros.
cigar store, "A East Main. are attract
ing much attention. In addition to the
artictic arrangement the windows are
filed with choice domestic and inn
ported cigars. They carry large line
of tie best goods.
The early attempts at watch making
produced such clumsy affairs that the
owner was obliged to watch the sun
to know when 1t was noon. Our watches
are up-to-d date. reliable, accurate time
keepers, joy to carry one and see
how true they run. Geo. j. Allen.
Word received in this city Tuesday
from Kenmare. N. d. states that at the
town election, held in that place Mon
day. E. r. Binford, formerly of this
city, was chosen mayor. Mr.. Binford
has been making his home in kenmare
for about a year, and is in the banking
business.
The Lotus Club was entertained
Tuesday afternoon at It's regular meet
ing by Mrs. +. CT. Stewart, I'll South
First street. Mrs. Stewart read paper
of much interest on the Martinique
disaster, after which Mrs. ]. h. Moore
house gave a piana number, "Pierette.'
by Chaminade. Miss Bessie Weber
sang two vocal numbers, The Tale of
the Seashell," and Day Dreams" Mrs.
Stewart served light refreshments at
the conclusion of the program. Mrs.
s. G. Weber and Miss Webber, of
Denver, We're the only guests.
President E. r. Austin, Of the Mar
shalltown Trades and Labor Assembly.
left Tuesday evening for Davenport
where he will remain day or two at
the annual convention of the Iowa
State Federation Of Labor. Mr.. Aus
tin was wired to conc to assist In lob
bying Tor u candidate the conservative
element in the federation wishes to
have elected president, 10 succeed Ar
thur Z. Holder, who is not going to
be q candidate for reelection. Mr.
Austin will also look after the inter-
ests of Marshalltown in her candidacy
for the 1904 convention of the state
federation.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Simon and sons
left Tuesday night for Chicago, where
Master Julian, the elder boy. will be
examined by u specialist on muscular
diseases. The lad has been bothered
for some time with trouble that has
affected the left leg. So serious has the
trouble become that the boy is gradu
ally losing the use of the limb and an
effort will be made to establish the
cause of the difficulty. After their
stay in Chicago Mrs. Simon and sons
will go to Ludington, Mich, for q
months visit with Mrs. Simon's sister.
Mr.. Simon will go to Toledo, o., to
look after business matters, later join
ing his wife and family at Luding
ton.
Marshalltown friends of Mr. Fred
Let's, son of Mr.. +. c. Let's, of Chi
cago, will be interested in knowing
Of trip that he has recently COM
plaed as member of the Triangle
Club, one of the leading social organ
ozations of Princeton University, where
he is a freshman. The club has COM
pleted spring tour Of five cities, In
which it presented comic opera writ
ten by Princeton students. Every
of the cast, even to the female
was Princeton man, and
the trip was highly successful, both
financially and socially, The club APP
peared in Cleveland, Chicago, New
York, Philadelphia, Newark. N. j.. and
Princeton. Mr.. Let's was in the CHOIR
us, and is one Of the very few freshmen
privileged with membership.
The regular meeting Of the Poliu- |
cal Equality Club was held with Mrs.
Henry c. Wilson Tuesday evening, and
letters from the state secretary and
treasurer regarding the work were