Evening times-Republican., 1903-12-28
George j. Allen, opthalmologlst.

in Eldora with relatives and friends.
Court of Honor Will give a dane
Friday night, January l. at Maccabac
Hall. Admission 25 cents
Manager Busby has received about
thirty orders from out of town people
for seats for the Wizard of o."
Mr.. Roy Feltus ahead of the Not
Guilty Company. spent Sunday in the
city looking after business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Pierce arrived
home this morning from a Christmas
visit with relatives in Minneapolis.
For Sale-Medium size Mosler safe,
i one typewriter stand and standing in
surance desk. Jos. H. Egermayer.
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/ The l.. Q. I. NJ. viii have a call meet
ing tomorrow afternoon at . O'clock
| to initiate and ballot on candidates
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Rev. Father G. j. Warng went to
/ Dubuque this morning. where he will
remain until Thursday visiting friends.
Mrs. w. NJ. Petit. who has bean
visiting her parents in Eldora since
Christmas, arrived home Sunday even
| ing.
! MIR. A. L. Cox, and daughter, Leila.
We're in Newburg Sunday where they
spent the day with Mr.. Cox's par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Boggie. who have
been visiting with the latter's parents
in New Sharon for few days, returned
home Sunday.
Mr.. Elmer Lindstcad. of the West
ern Grocery Company, of Kansas city.
who has been spending few days ia
the city with relatives returned home
today.
Messrs C. H. Leonard and A. f.
Huntley, of Clarion. who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Steve
Parks. left for their home this morn
ing.
We are still making extremely low
prices on shoes and underwear. gloves |
and mittens. mems pants and caps and
mems work shirts. These are good
bargains for you. Jarvis & Kellogg.
MIR. Charles Smith and sister Miss |
Alice Smith. of Mason City. who have
been visiting with their sister, Mrs.
William Smith. over Christmas re-
turned home Sunday morning
Mr. and Mrs c. T. Ballou. of Boone.
passed thru the city Sunday morning
on their way to Florida where they
will renain for two or three months
at winter resorts along the Indian
river.
MYS n r l.,
ing her aunt. Mrs. May Ingram, at
Toledo for a few days. returned home
this afternoon. Mr.. Clegg went to To-
ledo this morning and accompanied his
wife home.
Mr.. c. j. Lander arrived home ills
from Minneapolis where he
had been to spend Christmas with his
son, Mr.. c. J. Lander, Jr. and wife.
Mrs. Lander will remain for few
days visit at her sons home.
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Mss kate Moore who has ben visit
ng with her .s;s.-r. ,,rs. r. 4 Post +,
1t leMars, for ab,u. an !avs, nrr.vel
nome Saturday evening. Miss Annet- I
a Moore, of FIT. Dodge, was also al
yuest at the Fost home during the
ls
The much looked for extravaganza
The Wizard of or comes to the Odeon
Wednesday, evening. The company .
fifty-six people, including an !
orchestra. A carload of scenery is
,arried and the production is complete :
n every detail. !
We had a very satisfactory trade
Christmas burt have plenty of goods
eft. and can fill all orders for kodaks.
md supplies. We do all kinds of prac-
ical kodak work, and are the onlyt .
practical kodakers IN the city. G. A.
Jones 132 West Main.
Miss Katheryn Titus of Rhodes Ia. Al I
red Orning of Story City, Miss Ida t
rroutner of Colo, Mrs. j. j. Redmond G
II Albion. Ira Mason of Colo, and Miss
Maggie Ogilive of Guernsey are in Mar
haltown under the care of DR.. Wood,l
we and ear specialist. DR.. Wood says
o make appointments.
The funeral of the late Alvah Foster,
'ho died Christmas morning of con-
umption. was held at 2:3O o'clock
unday afternoon. The body was TAX
n from the Densel and Wilbur under
liking parlors to the grave where sho-t a
lneral services We're held. The inter
lent was in Riverside.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Rogers. OF Chi
ago. who have been the guests of Mr.
nd Mrs. a. A. Moore. for a couple :. .
days. left this morning for 4heir =
ONE. Mrs. Moore accompanied them !"
5 did also her sister. Mrs. j. W. .
amar, of Cedar Rapids. who has also =
cen visiting at the Moore home.
Miss Edna Burroughs. who has been
school at Oberlin College,
nd who has been spending the past
eek with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
w. Burroughs, went to Ottumwa
lis morning where she will remain
" several days with her aunt, Mrs II
linden Hambleton. e.
A rise of forty-nine degrees in tenn
srature followed the cold snap of
hristmas night, and Saturdays maxi
um registered 80. Nineteen was the
inlmum for the day. and at 7:3O
unday morning So was recorded
was Sundays maximum,
I'd 10 the minimum. At 1880 this
orning 20 was registered.
Two more of the children of Peter b
We're taken Saturday to the
id Fellows Orphans Home in Mason
ity by their fat her Ii will he remau1,