Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-03
DR.. Phelps, opthalmologlst. -
Finest oysters at the Paragon.

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Mrs. A. c. Fry. NJ. D., obstetrics and
diseases of women especially.
| Brenneck. the reliable tailor makes
good clothes. Go and see him.
One hundred new pieces of Red Seal
zephyr ginghams at Lee, Benedict &
4 Co.'S.
You should not Duy a white shirt
waist until you see our line. Lee, Bene-
dict 81 Co.
Special at the Hawkeye: Hamilton
I linen effects only cents yard. Whit
ton & Whitehead.
Cream of Roses is the best prepar-
iation for chapped hands or rough skin.
II is the best on the market. Alexander
Drug Company.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap-
list church will be entertained by Mrs
w. p. Maulsby, 3oS North Second
street, Thursday afternoon.
The regular meeting of the Chapter
b. b. Of p. +. o.. was held Monday
Eafternoon at the home of Mrs. III. II.
/ Mairs. IL South Third avenue.
BE sure and get .lress pattern from
those Hamilton linen effects shown at
1.-THE Hawkeye; only cents Il yard ABB
sclutely fast colors. Whitton & White
head.
! BE sure and get a dress pattern from
/ those Hamilton linen effects shown at
| the Hawkeye: only cents a yard. ABB
! solutely fast colors. Wilton & White
head.
! owen Ball, who was sentenced Sat
turday to four years at hard labor in
the penitentiary at TT. Madison, by
Judge Caswell, left for prison this
morning, accompanied by Sheriff Shoe
maker.
| Mr.. Maurice Steinberg and Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Grvick went to Cedar Rapids
| this morning to attend the wedding of
Mr.. Grvick's brother Mr.. Maurice
Grvick and Miss Jennie Kromtman,
which will be solemnized tonight.
The program of the Women's Club
| tomorrow afternoon will be in charge
of the members of Marshalltown Chap
! ter Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton. and will be patriotic in nature. Mr..
Anthony c. DAILY will deliver the prin-
| cipal address.
The Span of Life" the attraction
Thursday evening, at the Odeon. is a
melo drama of intense interest and al
lows excellent scope for scenic display
and highly dramatic situations. There
| is enough comedy interviewer to break
iihe monotony and furnish food for
laughter.
The kirke La Shelle Comic Opera
Company, THE Princess Chic III the
Odeon tomorrow evening. The comic
element in this opera is omnipresent
and finds its chief stronghold in two
swa ggering soldiers of fortune ana the
stewards of the Duke of Normandy and
the Princess Chic.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Smelling left this
morning for n trip of several weeks IN
the south. Mrs. Smelling will be absent
for two or three months, While Mr..
Smelling will return in about a month.
They will visit Jacksonville, st. Angus
tine, Daytona and other southern cities
and may take short trip to Cuba.
Commandant c. c. Horton, of the
Soldiers Home left Monday evening
for Marengo, where this afternoon he
was present at the funeral of the late
Congressman J. n. w. Rumple, of the
Second district, whose death occurred
in Chicago last week. Mr.. Rumple was
captain of Company II, of the Second
Iowa cavalry, which was commanded
by Col Horton during the civil war.
VIM. T. Sherwood, the world re-
nowned American pianist, assisted by
Miss Mabel Geneva Sharp, of Chicago,
will give a recital on Thursday after
noon and evening, Feb IL, at the Con-
gregational church, under the auspices
of the Beethoven Club. The grand
Knabe new scale piano which he will
use is on exhibition at the Eadie Music
House.
Very exceptional values will be found
In lot at cents. In lot at 10 cents,
in lot 3 at % cents. ~ lot 4 at 80 cents,
in lot at 40 cents. II lot 6 at 90 cents,
in lot at IS cents. On these lots the
manufacturer takes the loss. At our
great special advance sale of muslin
underwear commencing tomorrow, Feb.
4, and lasting four days only. Nettie
Ingledue & Co.
Big line of white waists at special
prices. The Fair.
The Iowa Central's Newton branch
train. No. 65, west bound, in charge OF
Conductor Ed Nuser, experienced 4
slight mishap Monday afternoon at
point one mile west of New Sharon,
when three cars were derailed. The cars
were not loaded and the train was un-
der such good control that no damage
resulted to the track. The wrecker was
sent south at 5 o'clock, and 1t took
about three hours to clear the track.
The wreclsing outfit was in charge of
Butler and Engineer Joe
Benson.
A meeting of the managers of the |
branch houses of Armour & Co. WAS
held in this city today for the purpose
of talking over business matters N
with the interests OF the
company. Those who We're in the city
were State Manager c. r. Bains. ans!
Local Managers B. j. Beckman. of
Hampton; B. A. Sexton, of New Shar-
on: D. M. Cox, of Grinnell: William
Brideer. of Lorimer, and Manager T.. l..
StoltZ. of this city. Messrs. Cox and /
Rridger represent the Hathaway Prod
uce Company.
Wash silks, 80 cents yard. Wednes-
day only The Fair.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Martha
+ Talbot. of LaMoille. was held Sun
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