Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-30

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DR.. Billiard. osteopath. % East Main
Dance at F'inkle's hall every night
this week.
Reader and impersonator at M. e
church Friday night.
| Cuckoo clocks so cents. See ives
window. The Fair.
i Get prices from Kirk Bros. on Shetle,
and Crescent wagons.
Dress goods-the latest in zibelines
and mohairs. Archie Parker.
Three 7-foot show cases for sale
cheap. Temple of Economy.
Girls heavy feeeed underwear at .;
cents. Archie Parker. 1o6 East Main.
The Orphans Prayer" Company ar
rived in the city this morning from
Mason City.
Our cloak and suit representative
will be here Thursday with full line
Of the latest styles. f. r. Lay.
Make appointments with DR. Wood
the eye and ear specialist before call
ing, otherwise you may be disappoint-
| ed
Thomas Rockey's condition shows no
Improvement whatever today and there
are no possible hopes of his recov-
cry.
Maple and elm wood at 81 per cord
is a cheap fuel for moderate weather.
We have only few cords left. Gregory
Coal, Coke and Lime Company.
Coal. wood and kindling all under a
weather proof shed is something that is
appreciated by our customers. Greg
DRY Coal. Coke and Lime Company.
Freesias. lilies tulips daffodils, hya-
cinths and Chinese lilies. Wright's
greenhouse, 113 North Third street, two
blocks from Main. Both phones 1S9.
! Seventy two was the maximum tenn
Iperature for Tuesday, and the minimum
was 43. The precipitation for the
twenty four hours ending at $50 this
morning was 10 of an inch.
When in the city for the carnival
don't fail to go to 10 East Main street
10 see the fine imported canary sing
ers which are for sale. Also a fine
talking parrot for sale.
Mr. L. F. Berry Of Des Moines, gen.
eral agent for Iowa of the Chicago &
Northwestern railway, spent Tuesday
in the city looking after company in
terests. He was the guest of Agent
f. B. Gartin, of the Northwestern.
Mrs. II. Halverson, of Story City, the
lady who was operated upon short
time ago for cataract by DR.. Wood. of
Marshalltown has regained her sight.
and will soon return home. She had
been totally blind for several years.
Our new ladies' and children's cloaks
are without doubt the nobbiest and
most attractive the designers could
have produced BY inspection you will
find our prices the lowest and our gar
ments superior to anything shown In
the city. NJ. F. Andrews.
The big scenic production. AN Or
phan's Prayer" comes to the Odeon
this evening. 1t is good melo- drama,
filed with pathos and laughter, pre-
scented by an excellent company, head
ed by Nettie De Coursey. Special
scenery is carried for each act.
Frank Humbert, aged 10, who
makes his home with his stepmother,
Mrs. Edward Humbert, at Clemens.
is quite seriously Ill with an attack OF
1t is feared the young man
is going into quick consumption. AMI
that there are slight hopes for his
ultimate recovery.
The initial meeting Of the season
1904 of the Shakespeare Club was
held Tuesday afternoon with the clubs
president, Mrs. B. F. Nichols. 1141s
North Center street. After the usual
routine of business had been disposed
of the club took up the reading of
Hamlet" A short social session fol-
lowed the reading, during which Mrs
Nichols served light refreshments.
Mrs Myra L. Parker. of Des Moines. |
past department president of the Iowa
w. r. c., arrived in the city Tuesday
evening from Albion, where she con-
Quoted an inspection Monday evening
Oh tut COlPS Va tHaS RieAsS' A'AtS = y
manned in the city over night as the
guest Of Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Reed.
and this morning went to Nevada, |
where she inspects the w. r. c. this
evening.
Day Operator E. L. Belden, at the
union station, who has been taking a
vacation of about three weeks on ac
count of recent Illness, arrived home
Tuesday While away Mr.. Belden Wis |
tied in Chicago, Youngstown and Ash
tabula, o., Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Tor
onto Montreal and Quebec, Can. He
also spent several days fishing in the
lakes near New Madison, Wis. Mr..
Belden will resume his work in couple
OF days.
Mrs Harry Timer and mother, Mrs.
J. A. Hollingsworth, who have been
in Belle Plaine at the bedside of their
sister and daughter. Mrs. Fred Draper.
arrived home this morning. Mrs Dra
per's condition is very critical, and for
a time Tuesday night 1t was feared she
could not survive, but this morning she
appeared to be resting easier. Mrs. |
Hollingsworth or her daughter. Mrs. |
Ulmer, will probably return to Belle |
PLANE in day or two,