Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-31

/ DIR. N. w. Getz. surgeon. physician.
Lost-A fur boa. Finder leave II
Eadie's music store:
Subscribe for magazines. and paper
at Simmons book store.
Remnants of all kinds must all b.
sold Saturday. Archie Parker
Excelsior diaries and Pelonbets note
! for 1904 at Simmons book store.
DR.. Wood says. patients who make
appointments save themselves mucl
inconvenience.
/ Court of Honor will give dane
Friday evsning. Jan. /, at Maccabe'
Hall. Admission % cents.
For Sale-A stock Sof groceries, goot
trade. cash business, cheap rent. Ad.
dress y X, care imes-Republican.
If you can use any kind OF towel II
your Office. store or shop call up Derb,
Bros Towel Supply. New phone. $40
Dons miss our remnants of dresl
goods Saturday. The price will sci
| than quickly. Archie Parker.
1
You know what our remnants are
they are good to look at. good to bu,
| and we are going to sci, them cheap
Archie Parker.
| Mrs. Myrtle Ingledue and daughter
Myrtle. of Gearing. spent wednesday
night in the city. coming to see The
| Wizard of Or
| Miss Carol Meeks left for Websts.
City this morning, where she will spend
a few days with her sister. Miss Myr-
tie Meeks, who is visiting there With
relatives.
Remnants Of dress goods-silks. lin
ings. prints, ginghams, waistings, en-
broideries and white goods-ail go a;
prices to sell than quickly. Come ear
~ Saturday. Archie Parker.
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Presiding Elder w. r.. Pitner, of the
Methodist church. was in Clifford We'd
nesday night, trying to effect some ar
ranganlent whereby the Methodist
church there, which is without a pas
tor could be supplied. No definite ar
rangement was made.
y
morning from Des Moines. where she
has besn attending the annual conven-
ton of the Iowa State Teachers As
sociaiion. MISS Miller delivered an
address before the kindergartners'
round table.
The sensational meso-drama, NOT
Guilty" is the attraction next Satur-
n, = t-~t, r. T.
picture of life in che mining districts
o. Penns ylvania. special matinee
has been arranged fer 2:s0 o'clock.
Prices 10 and 25 cents.
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Mrs. c. E. Barnard and daughter.
Beatrice. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Boggie
and family OF oskaloosa, and Mr..
and Mrs, f. D. Goss. of New Sharon,
arrived In the city last night and this
morning to attend the. marriage of
Miss Pearl Boggie and DIR. Burt Oscar
Frazey. which will be, celebrated to-
night.
Joseph Miner and II. Mcdonald, the
two employees of the American Tele-
phone & Telegraph Company. who were
terribly Injured in. premature ex-
plosion of dynamite three weeks ago,
near Haverhill, are still suffering great
~ from the effects of their injuries,
and have not yet been pronounced out
of danger. Their conditions. however,
are as satisfactory as could be expect
ed.
The every -other-day change in tenn
perature is evidenced by this morn
ing's observations, which shows We'd
nesdays temperature to have been a
rise of 10 degrees In maximum and IS
in minimum. The maximum for the
day was 30, minimum Z. AT 7:s0 this
morning II was registered. Is degrees
higher than at the same time Wednes
day.
R. L. Bird, one of the old residents
of Hampton. who has been making
this city his home, left for Hampton
this morning. He goes to visit rela-
tives and to attend the wedding of his
daughter. Grace, who will be married
next Wednesday evening to Mr.. A. T.
Hamilton, of Hampton. The wedding
Will take place at the home of another
daughter. Mr.. Bird viii be absent for
several weeks.
Rev. Ellison r. Purdy. formerly pas
tor OF the Friends church Of this city.
now of Oskaloosa, will arrive in the
city tomorrow. accompanied by his
wife, and will remain over Sunday at
the w. r. Painter home. Master
Alex Purdy son Of Rev. and Mrs.
Purdy. has been here for few days,
visiting Master Carl Painter. Rev.
Purdy will fill the pulpit of the Friends
church Sunday. both morning and
evening.
sinclairs SO Is per cent china sale
will close Saturday night Jan. End.
Ira Kempkes. first trick operator at
the interlocking plant, returned We'd
nesday from Reinbeck, where he has
been for brief visit at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Murphy, near
Relnheck. Mr.. kempkes, who has
been off duty since August, acting as
the representative of the Iowa division
In the conferences with the North
western officials on the new telegraph
ers' schedule. will assume charge of his
duties again tomorrow.
Sinclair's 80 Ia per cent china sale
will close Saturday night Jan. End.
DIR. Fred Ambruster who has been in
the city for the past nine weeks visit
Ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Arnbrnster, left for ST. Louis Wednes-
day evening. DIR. Armbruster came
home because of an accident which re-
sulted in his having been infected in