Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-21
George j. Allen. ophthalmologist.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath. rs East Mali

the Laltrea cigar. Lamb Bros.
! DR.. MARS: consultation free. Office
over Fidelity bank Both phones.
| Make appointments with DIR. Wood.
eye ana ear specialist, before calling.
Manager f. l.. Stoitz. of Armour &
Co, spent the day in Grsnnell on pusi
ness.
Mr.. Henry Dinges. of Eldora, spent
Tuesday in the city as the guest of his
son, Mr. i. n. Dinges.
C. c. c.. notice, Courts of Colum-
bia Circle Will meet Friday night Oct.
%, in the X. of P. hall.
Mr.. j. w Williams of Omaha. trav-
cling passenger agent of the Burlington
route, was III the city Tuesday night.
If YOU can use any kind of a towel in
Your office, store or shop call UP Derby
Bros Towel Supply. New phone $40.
Are you ruptured Prof. Sidwell
will give free consultations at my
office tomorrow. Something new.
Come DR.. l. II. Fry.
attend our special sale OF mercerized
no mistake. Nettie Ingledue & Co. the
up-to date dry goods house.
Our new fall cloaks are not merely
good when you first buy them, but they
keep their shape, their fresh appear
anee and their smart air, until you are
ready TO discard them NJ. f. Andrews.
The beauty about wedding presents
at Helberg.s is that anything In gold
or silver will be found in the family
when those delightful anniversaries are
held-twenty five or fifty years from
now.
John Smith. formerly cashier for the
Iowa Central at Abba, arrived in the
city Tuesday. and today was checked In
to succeed w. r. Roundtree as cashie,
of the local Iowa Central freight
Office.
The rural comedy drama, The Little
Homestead comes to the odeon Sat
urday, Oct "a 1t is a clever play ana
tells a pretty story. A special matinee
has been arranged for ladies and chill
dren at $50 o'clock. Prices TO- and
% cents.
For the American livestock show at
Kansas City the Chicago Great West
ern will sell round trip tickets foI one
fare plus 81 Oct. IL to a. inclusive,
good to return not earlier than Oct.
10. nor later than Oct IS. BY depositing
tickets and paying 80 cents tickets will
/, 70 hp1
rates. j. A Ellis. agent.
The new fabrics this season arei
handsomer than ever before. When al
merchant tailor makes a trip to mar
ket and personally selects his goods
you may depend upon ii that you will
have an opportunity to see the bes,I
and especially If that merchant tallort
is Tony Psenicka. A new invoice just
arrived. Step In and leave your order.
Any person who wishes pictures
enlarged should not fail to see the ex-
btbit of Artist Gibson's at c. ]. Lam
ders drug store this week. The artist
Will be pleased TO talk with you about
the work From 10 a. m. to I'm, aud
from D. m. to y. M. you VIII find
the artist a the drug store. From / Pm.
10 l.: 80 p. M ard after $ D. m. at the
Stoddart.
The Lotus Club was entertained at
its regular meeting Tuesday afternoon |
by Mrs. George Albert and Mrs. Wight |
al the formers home on South Fourth |
street. Roll call was answered by cur
rent events of Russia, which country !
the club is STUDYING Papers on ..sociai |
The Russian Mir and Zemstro," by |
Mrs. D. S. Manney; and under demes
tie science, Beads. Old and New" by
Mrs. James Zug. At the business ses
sion the club was presented with hand
some gavel by Mrs. Albert. The guests
We're Miss Stinson and Mrs. Graham
Smith.