Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-26
George j. Allen, ophthalmologist

Lanterns and every day glass lamp,
at cul' Us.
Corded velvets. all eolors. for waist.
at NJ. L. Andrews.
$3.50 mems shoes. No better, Il
George Trautman K Co
a new deal on teas coifees and spices
at Culleys. Investigate.
Dr. MARS, consultation free. Office
over Fidelity bank. Both phones.
Special bargains in our cloak de
partment this week. Lee, Benedict &
Company.
Cali up lilo for Illinois No. hui
coal. clean and cheap. Sold BY Brown
Fuel 4 Lime Company.
The sale Of seats for Ezra Kendall in
his latest comedy The Vinegar Buyer
opens tomorrow morning ut 10 a. m.
Checks Nil be given at a. NJ
Miss Ida Heath who was operated
upon for appendicitis a couple of weeks
ago for appendicitis, has so far re-
covered that She is able to be about
the house
No other brand of underwear com
bines so many good qualities and is
so moderate in cost as the Munsing
We have all styles and sizes. NJ. +
Andrews.
George A. Tingley. of the Iowa Cen
trail auditing department. Minneapolis,
who has been at work during the past
week making transfers at Roland and
McCallsburg. left for his home Sun
day morning.
A full carload of Haines Bros pi-
amos was received by the Eadie Music
Company today. 1t Is generally con-
coded that the Eadie Music Company
Is selling more pianos than any other
firm in central Iowa.
After two weeks work Travelling Au-
ditor II. Bennion, of the Central, com
pleted Saturday night the task of
in the new cashier in the
Central local freight office John Smith
of Abba, succeeds w. I. Roundtree.
The Czarina skirt in our stock must
20. as we shall not handle this make
any more. Tomorrow We have decided
To- slaughter them Remember tomor-
row only Nettie ngledue & Co., the
Up-to-Date Dry Goods House.
Ladies, you are specially invited 10
visit Henry Pappes ladies' clothing
parlor tomorrow (Tuesday). You will
lave an opportunity to inspect COM
olste sample line of ladies' cloaks, pro-
iuced by one of the largest houses In I
Cards issued by Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
s. Whitaker of Clear Lake announced
he marriage of their daughter. Bertha, |
o Mr.. George S. Batty. which was cell
.brated Wednesday, October IA at Los
Angeles. Cal. The at home cards read
'fter November 20 at Santa Barbara,
,al
have this day purchased the stock
Il electrical supplies and fixtures of
!. L. Hall. 206 East Main street, and
Viii continue the business at the same
lace. Estimates furnished on any
lass of electrical work. Your patron
ge respectfully solicited. l.. f. Hail.
Mrs Dell Phillips Glazier. of TT
fadison, state organizer and inspector
( the F. +. o. inspected the local
hapter, BIB, at the home of the presi-
ent. Mrs. G. j. Moffatt Saturday night
fter the business of the meeting was
oncluded the evening was spent So
tally.
Dan Mccormack, of Clemens, was
\ the city Saturday afternoon. ac-
two loads of hogs which
e shipped Sunday morning to Chicago.
he animals were OF a very good grade
nd averaged about 2sS pounds. Joe
spence, of Clemens. also shipped toll
'hicago Sunday morning, one car load !,
choice hogs, averaging 275. ,
Three of the best attractions OF the X
sason come to the Odeon this week. s.
Ionday evening. Roselle Knott in
When Knighthood Was In Flower"
.endall in The Vinegar Buyer and
r!day evening, S. Miller Kent in Fac
lg the Music II is seldom that
can offer three such excellent
fractions 10 his patrons in one week.
Mrs. Emery Hurd, of Arnes, who haa
esn visiting at the home OF her hus- G
ands parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 7
iurd. 500 Woodbury. street. is the
other of a daughter born Saturday i
f,ernoon. Mrs. Hurd was formerly Q
.iss Rose Runkie n waitress at the
oldiers Home. and the daughter or
1r. Amos Runkle, a veteran of the /
cine. Mr.. Hurd is employed as a c
,ker in an Ames bakery. n
Professor F. A. Steiner. of the chair ).
applied christianity of Grinnell Col-
ge, who was In the city Sunday for
e last OF a series of sermons de-
,ered at the Congregational church,
as entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. James
ALL Professor Steiner has made many r
lends in the city during the time he /
IS supplied the Congregational pull o
t. and those who have heard him will b
anxious to have an opportunity to C
,ain listen to him from the pulpit or n
cture platform at some future date. y
'ofessor Steiner is a brilliant man, a
I'd most entertaining speaker Il
Mrs. Clarence Arson entertained II
mpany OF relatives and friends at
r home, 1912 West Main street, q
lnday, the guests assembling at her $
me and surprising her because of her =
tn anniversary. Mrs. Arson was
esented with many very pretty gifts II
set Of handsome Haviland u
cad and butter plates. Dinner, ind g
rec courses, was served at 2. The @
tests We're Mr.. and Mrs. Warren An
n and children, Ray and Alvina Mr.. II
n Ire E>y>an nd 111I tatc