Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-17
Iuaua 4dag Nuurnhrr H. 1893
George j. Alien, ophthalmolosist
Kemple's flowers. s2s North Third.

George J. Alien. ophthalmologist
Kemble's flowers. s2s North Third
VIM Battin, 5 per cent farm loans.
Beautiful chrysanthemums at KEN
ble's.
Special good values in furs at TIRE
Hawkeye store.
Dr. MARS treats neuralgia, hea ZACH.
,ackachc and spinal curvature.
Mrs. d. W Marston. who has been 4
for several weeks. is able 10 be about
the house.
onsu!, Or. MARS about that enron
ailment. Six years successful prac
e in city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Buehwald of q
ast North street. are the parents OF 3
5on, born Monday
Have Kemble send you potte
hrysanthemums and grow your owr
Lovers for THANKSGIVING.
We place on sale one case women
S cents each. E. r. Lay.
Trainmaster Frank Snyder. of Os-
<aloosa, was in the city today, look
ng after company matters.
Look our goods over carefully befofS
buying We can please you both in
goods and price. Marion Gard.
District Passenger Agent Georgs
Bristow, of the Great Western. was ir
he city this morning on business.
Tickets for the Steiner lecture cours
IN sale at Morgan's drug store. The
New England. Lee, Benedict & Co. The
Hawkeye, Miller & Crary.
A reception will be given by S.
Pauls parish Thursday evening, Nov.
10. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. d. T.
Denmead. in honor OF Rev. and Mrs.
William Pence James.
Messers ]. H. Drummer and Jacob
aunkel returned Monday evening from
Lisconb where they have been for
lew days' duck shooting. They hal
very good shooting and brought home
twenty-five mallards.
A burning fiue. which threatened TO
communicate to the surrounding wood
work called the central station depart
nent to the home of Mr.. Margaret E.
Rodgers, 40s Jerome street. at o'clock
his morning. The blaze was ex,.n-
yuished without damage being sus-
aimed.
-. s. to- M o{t II al1ra N
sitations issued by Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
3. Wright. of West Liberty, for the
marriage Of their daughter Laura May.
% Mr.. Ralph Emerson Nichols, which
will be celebrated on Thanksgiving ev-
ening at o'clock. The at home cards
read after January at Heaton, N. D.
w. A. Gibson. operator at the Great
coed r. A. Mills, as ticket agent at the
depot. Mr.. Mills recently
resigned to accept position with the
city ticket Office OF Des Moines The
change will become effective as soon as
the travelling auditor can make the
transfer.
The furniture, appliances and instru
nents donated and furnished by the
physician. OF the city and county for
The operating room at the St Thomas
Hospital were used for the first time
Monday. The operation was upon Da
,id Conner. 1905 South Center street.
,or cancer Of the bowels. His condi-
ion is serious. but 1t Is thought that
,e has fair Chance for recovery.
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The Women's Club will meet We'd
lesday afternoon in the club parlors
rhe day will be incharse of the child
tucy department, of which Mrs C. II.
:. Boardman is chairman. The musica.
numbers OF the program will be trio.
mandolin guitar and piano. by DR.. and
frs. II A. Hurd. Mrs. r. W. Mcbride.
vho will play "Valse Fantasia by
;iegel. and piano number, "Daffodii
Dance" (McClellan) by Miss Adah |
lowers. The address of the afternoon
till be by Mrs. T. ]. Fletcher, pres
!ent OF the Iowa Federation OF Won
ms Clubs, on Child Labor"