Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-31
"Due bills" at Liebig's.
Cobs for sale, old phone 1876.
DR.. Getz, surgeon and physician.
DR.. Migaell, surgeon and physician.

DR.. Migaell. surgeon and physician.
New fancy belts, the very latest
Whitton & Whitehead.
Mrs. a. c. Fry, NJ. D., obstetrics and
diseases of women especially.
i Stewed chicken ana home made cake
at Breekel's for Sunday dinner.
Henry Stone, attorney, "a East Main;
old phone. s3; new phone, 2s2
1 Jonathan, northern spy. greetings,
wine sap and Ben Davis apples at Oh
sons, III West Main.
The rush is still Oh for wash goods
We are showing many attractive pat
terms. Prices the lowest. NJ. +. An
drews,
4 Mrs. j. H. Ford. of Lookout, Wyo., is
1 III Marshalltown visiting her mother
land incidentally having her eyes treated
! by DR.. Wood.
Try a ton of our Miller Creek lump
in your furnace or heater. No slack.
and burns up clean. Brown Fuel and
Lime Company.
The romantic opera comiaue 1.-THE
Princess Chic will be presented at the
Odeon next Wednesday evening by the
Kirke La shelle opera company.
Lecture Sunday morning at 1890 and
$50 in the evening At the Stone church
corner of Second avenue and Church
street. by Rev. Harry j. Moore, OF Chi
cago.
The Railroad Y. NJ. c.. a. is to be es-
pecially favored by an address from
| President Bookwalter. of Western Col
| lege, at their mems meeting tomorrow
lat 3 o'clock.
Rev. Harry ]. Moore will lecture at
the Stone church. corner Second ave-
niue and Church street. Sunday morning
at 10:3G and evening It 1880. Mrs. Nc
Coy gives tests afterwards
Mr.. j. p. Farmer of Sioux Rapids,
Iowa, president of the bank OF that
place. and one OF the wealthiest bankers
in the state, is in the city, having his
eyes treated by DR.. N. NJ Wilson.
Is it hard 10 read by your electric
light? Try an extension with a refiec-
tor lamp, or table lamp. Our Gus
toners tell us they ere fine. and eco-
nomical, too. B. S. Jones' Electric Com
pany.
For Sale or Trade-Ten room house;
electric lights, city water. sewage, els
tern, furnace; first-class location: for
sale or trade for smaller houses, or one
house and difference in cash. DR.. l. III.
Fry.
"A Bohemian Sleighing Party is the
sosne afforded Marshalltown friends
thru Photographic postals sent FROM
Reichenberg, Austria. The photograph
shows United States Consul S. G. Nc
Farland, wife and Miss Marion out for
an afternoons drive.
Smith & CO.. propIietors Of the Up-|
per Circle Club, say that they were in
no wise responsible for the blaze In the
Kirby block yesterday, and claim not
to havs placed gasoline in the catch
basin. as charged by other occupants
of the building.
DIR. Wood Of Marshalltown, Iowa,
Will send free upon request his beauti-
fully illustrated book of sixty pages on
the eye. ear, throat and catarrh. 1t is
the result of three years study in Eu-
ropean hospitals and tells how you can
be cured by mild medicines alone.
Mrs. b. F. Sawin and sister, Miss
Anna Hemmingsen. cf New York. are
III the city. called by The serious illness
OF their father. Mr.. ]. p. Hemmingssn,
OF SO North Third avenue. Mr.. Hem
mingsens condition Is somewhat inn
proved over few days ago, but he is
still critically III.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Hawbecker. OF
Waterloo, will move TO LeGrand about
March l. and have rented the Harrison
Cronk property. Mr.. Hawbecker is 8
travelling salesman and his wife's par
ents Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Piper, reside
in LeGrand. Mr.. ana Mrs. Cronk VIII
move to the property of Mr.. Cronk's
father. who recently Gied.
Contractor George w. LaPlant left
Friday evening for Council Bluffs ana
Omaha. where he will remain for few
DAYS looking after business matters.
Mr.. LaPlants outfit is wintered at the
Bluffs, near which place he still has
the remainder Of a contract for the
Great Western to complete in the
spring
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Carney, Miss
Agnes Sears and Miss Eva Dillenbeck
were in Grinnell Friday evening tc
witness the production of THE Span
ish Gypsy" by the Iowa College ORA I
rlatic Club. Mr.. Leonard Carney took |
one Of the important roles. Misses
Sears and Dillcnbeck remained in Grin |
nell today as the guests of Miss Edna |
Sears.
Mr. james Denmead left Friday ev-
ening for Hot Springs, Ark, where h,
will remain for a month or six weeks. |
in the hopes of being benefited by treat
ment and baths. Mr. Denmead has been
bothered with inhammatCry rhcum-
atism for some time and, While much I
thinks that the trouble may !
DC eradicated from his system with I
the proper treatment at the springs.
Quartermaster B. A. Beeson, of the
Soldiers Home, went to Des Moines
Friday evening, where he will remain
over Sunday With his daughter, Mrs.
j. r.. Hill Mrs Beeson, who has been
with her daughter few days. will /
accompany Mr.. BeeSon to the city /
Sunday night. They will leave Mon
day for Hampton, Va, where Mr.. Bee
son takes charge of the Southern Ma
tional Soldiers Home as treasurer.
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