Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-03

/ We are better prepared than ever to
do your laundry work. F'litton.
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Dr.. w. NJ. Choate. dentist over No.
6 West Main street. New phone 81.
! Fresh Pike trout, white fish, catfish,
halibut. and white perch at Culley's
market.
! Nine. Helene, card reader, tells future
| ings, so cents. 1872 Postoffice building.
Mrs. f. A. Crand.ll has received no.
tice of her election as delegate to the
/ R9bel<ah state assembly, to be held at
Sioux City beginning Oct 90
DR.. Cora b. Williams, specialist. dis
cases of women and obstetrics. Of
flee over No. West Main. Residence
sos West Main. New phone 60.
For Sale--OEe hundred and eighty
ineal feet terrace plank and eleven
posts. Enquire at 402 North First
street.
| One of our Malleable Steel Ranges,
With pots, kettles and pans, of our inn
ported blue enameled Strausky ware
will delight your wife-Schnidt's
! Hardware Store.
| We have lot of odd dressers that
are very desirable. and you should see
them. If you need new buffet, an
| iron bed, or some mating, see our
| line. Marion Gard
| A plain argument on our suits: The
style is superior, the fit perfect. the
workmanship excellent. These are the
| three essentials insured in every gar
ment. Prices guaranteed the lowest.
NJ. F. Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P, Chase have re-
| turned from Allerton Wayne county.
where they have been for a few days
visit with their son. Mr.. Miner Chase.
| Mr. and Mrs. Chase made the trip over
land both ways.
Colonel +. c. Let's, of Chicago, and
son Fred arrived in the city this morn
ing and will remain for a stay of a day
or two. Mr.. Let's visit is for the pur-
pose of comforting with the managers
of the branch houses here.
Mrs. Jessie C. Liston, principal OF the
Abbott school, arrived in the city on
Wednesday, evening from Des Moines.
Mrs. Liston has only recently been dis
charged from Chicago hospital, where
she went three weeks ago for Slight
operation.
You should see the new goods that
are now on display in our tailoring en-
porium. We have just returned from
Chicago where we selected a large
stock of fall and winter goods We
a. &
prices right. Tony Psenicka.
The Busy Bee Circle of the L. O. T.
NJ. was entertained "Wednesday after
noon by Mesdames Crandall, Thorpe
and Abbey at the home of Mrs. Gran
DALI Mrs. Cation gave several musical
numbers during the afternoon. Re-
freshments We're served by the host
esseS.
Ned Downing's condition shows a
slight Improvement, it is thought
he stands a much be- chance for re-
covery. His temperat;re is down to
normal most of the time. BY tomorrow,
If the Improvement continues It is
thought the patient viii. be practically
out of danger.
known s'piritualists of the country, now
pastor of church at Lincoln, Neb., but
for many years of Chicago, arrived In
the city Wednesday evening from Gin
ton, where he has beer In attendance
at the Mississippi Valley campmeeting.
Rev. Hoffman will remain at the Gem
trail Iowa meeting until its conclusion.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. McGoogan Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Galloway. Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel WINERY, Mr.. ard Mrs. L. NJ.
Knsey, daughter Mabel and niece, Miss
Eta Weed. Mrs. Minnie Smith, Mrs.
Nellie Roberts and Miss Margaret Boy
Ian, Messrs. J, N. Baughman and Hugh
w. Hoe.ue went to Eldnra this morn
ing to attend the Hardin county fair.
Midshipman Frank Fletcher, OF the
United States navy. arrived in the city
Wednesday evening and will spend
thirty days leave OF absence with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Fletcher,
Midshipinan Fletcher has Just finished
the annual summer cruise, on the Hart
ford which was brought to a close with
the vessels participation in the maneu-
vers off Portland Me.
Tonight is the last opportunity to at
tend test seance by Josie K. Folsom
at the Spiritualist Camp. All who have
seen her work this year will testify that
1t Is remarkable and marvellous. Mrs.
Folsom donates the proceeds to the AS
ISOLATION and all persons wishing to
show their appreciation and desire to
keep the camp meetings in existence
can do so by attending. Admission as
usual.
It has come to the knowledge Of the
committee having charge of the invi-
tations to the travelling mems dance
at the Pilgrim on Friday evening, that
a number who attend dances have been
missed. This was thru an unintentional
oversight, and the committee desires it
understood that all those so omitted are
requested to attend, and are welcome
altho they may have received no in
vitation.
"a Gentleman from Gascony," this
evening will be enjoyed by the lovers
Of the romantic and historical stage
and probably no modern drama Of our
country stands in greater favor among
the ladies'. 1t is one of those scholarly
works, which makes the theater a tenn
pie of art and education. Not only are
the actors of acknowledged ability. but
the rnountings are finished and correct
and the ensemble of the presentation
perfect. The managers, NJ. w. Han