Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-17
George j. Allen. ophthalmologiss.

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George J. Allen. ophthalmologiss.
New dress skirts at M. F. Andrews
r. w. Chamberlain is in Chicago at
terding lectures on the eye.
i You can't afford to miss our under
Wear sale. Archie Parker.
Travelling Auditor H. Bennion, of tn
|Central, was in the city Monda.
might.
DR.. Janss is now located with hi
office and pharmacy at 202 East Mail
street.
r. w. Chamberlain is in Chicago at
ltending the Northern Illinois Colleg,
Alumni.
| Dr. Cora Williams, specialist, disease:
of women and obstetrics Office over thu
Fair Store.
The condition CT Mrs Robert Den
DOW, of Albion, does not improve ant
she is again in a very critical con.
dition.
Washing machines for $500, $3.50
$500. $500. $500 and s6.50-you al
ways find the latest and best al
Schmidt's Hardware Store.
The Concordia Sewing Circle vii
give a masquerade ball at Banner hal
on Tuesday evening. Feb. "a. Friends
of the circle are invited. Admissio
10 cents
The gross earning of the Chicago
Great Western for the fist week OF
February show an increase of $780,
96566 over the corresponding week Of
last year.
Rev. Mark Masters. of Laurel, was
in the city this morning, being on his
way to Owasa, where he will assist Rev
H. A. Barton in series of special
meetings being held In that place this
week.
f. Z. Tatman, the merchant tailor
who has opened parlors at ITO West
Main. is ready to have you call and
inspect his new stock. which he re
Gently selected while in New YORK.
Read his advertisement in this issue.
Take your watch work to man
who knows the watch repairing bust
ness from the benches in Sweden to
twenty years experience in America.
Hellberg once repaired the complicated
tower clocks in The kings palace and
knows his business.
Mr. Harry Turner, of Steamboat
Rock, was in the city Monday night,
being on his way to Clinton, where
he will attend a meeting of De Molay
Consistory. Mr. Turner will receive
his thirty second degree in Masonry
at the consistory meeting.
The Iowa Humane Society will mees
in Des Moines about the middle of
March. Mrs. Henry Stone, ex-presi-
dent of the Marshall County society,
is member of the executive com
mittee to have charge of the banquet,
to be held at the Kirkwood.
Mr.. Gordon G. Allen was in Eldora
night, where the preliminary
for the production of
Haydns The Creation'' at the state
Industrial school Were begun. The ora
torio is to be given by the members of
the school, under Mr.. Aliens direction.
DR.. Hurd, of the well-known dental
firm Of Hurd & Hynds, went to Chicago
asst evening to attend the fifteenth an.
adversary Of the photographic Society,
md to get some new IDEAS from the
clinic to enable the firm to give their
patients the latest and best modern
Methods.
Mr.. H. p. Bigelow, formerly OF this
city who removed to Sunshine, Wyo,
several months ago, arrived in the city
his morning and will remain for an in
definite stay. Mr.. Bigelow is contem-
plating the erection of a dwelling on
property he owns in this city. and may
alter move his family to this city.
st. Valentines day was celebrated
~ a company of about forty friends
It the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Hi. at Albion, Saturday evening
Social games We're enjoyed during the
and in a shadow guessing con-
est Miss Eleanor Neff and Mr.. Roy
Springer won the honors. lap sup
Der was served during the evening.
i hS regular injecting vi the women
Club will be held tomorrow afternoon
lnder the auspices of the home and ed
lcation department, of which Mrs. III.
\. Kinnan is chairman. Mrs. /. A. Hill
Is, of Des Moines. regent OF the Iowa
Mothers Congress, will address the
hub. The musical program will consist
# vocal numbers by Miss Theresa Man.
latt, of Brooklyn, and Miss Hazel Will
ard, and piano selections by Master
Morgan Coleman.
About sixty young people Of the
Christian church enjoyed a valentine
'arty Saturday evening at the home
# Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Scott, corner
4 Fourth and Nevada streets. The
yening was spent socially, and a
crazy lunch" served, each guest bring
ng a sufficient quantity of edibles
or two, with the understanding that
he edible furnished was to begin with
he first letter Of the surname of the
lonor
The derailment of four cars Of freight
No. SO on the Iowa Central. at G. & NJ.
JUNCTION. delayed traffic somewhat on
hat line this morning The derailment
vas due to a broken fiange on the third |
ar from the engine. which carried the
thers with 1t when it left the rails. 1t |
vas necessary to send the wrecker
rom this city to place the cars on tn.
rack. and as a result of the delay pas
enger No. did not reach this city I'M
III & n'n1nnlS fhic