Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-28
Woman fair all week at Finkle.
George J. Allen. ophthalmologist
DR.. Billiard. osteopath. .s East Mai


George J. Allen. ophthalmologist
DR.. Billiard. osteopath. % East Main
Andrews.
In Old Alabama" true delineations
Of negro character, at Liebig's.
Now Is the time to subscribe for
magazines at Simmons Book Store.
When YOU look thru our stock one is
convinced we can do the business. ID.
c. Wilbur.
Acting Traimnaster Frank Snyder.
OF the Iowa Central, was In the city
this morning on business.
Pilsner's celebrated original import
ed beer will be on draught next Mon
da.y at Bernstein Bros. North Center.
The date for the baked ham dinner
and bazaar at the Congregational
church has been fixed for December 3.
If you can use any kind of towel in
your office. store or shop call up Derby
Bros Towel Supply. New phone. 80
The Loyal Legion of Plymouth will
hold rummage sale at liz West Main.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Dec.
8, 4, and s.
The comedy drama, IAN American
Hobo is the attraction ut the Odeon
this evening. Special prices, 10. 20, so
and so cents.
Professor E. A. Steiner, of Grinnell
College, who was in the city Friday
evening to begin series, of lectures,
was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. F. l..
Meeker.
There will be services al the Spiritu-
al church Sunday evening Lecture
and messages. All spiritualists and
investigators are especially invited to.
be present.
Mrs. Chester Dixie. of Chicago. who
is in the city visiting her sister, Mrs.
c. II. Z. Boardman. will give shor.
organ recital Sunday morning at the
Christian Science church Immediately
following the morning service.
The body OF Mrs Eva Hull-Iseman.
who died in Burlington. kas., Wednes-
day of typhoid fever. passed thru the
city this morning en- route to Albion
The funeral service was held at the 4
Presbyterian church upon arrival of the
train. The interment was in the AL
bion cemetery.
DR.. ]. l.. Winery. DR.. wv. S. Devine. |
and Mr.. Charles Nelson, who have been
in northern Minnesota hunting bis |
game for the past few weeks, are ex-
pected home some time NEXT week. The |
last word received from the party was |
to the effect that three moose and two
deer had fallen before the aim of their |
rifles.
1t is proven to us that when you |
give a discount to your cash customers
thn goods sell. Two large bills sold |
out Of town. We pay the
freight on goods sold out Of town. The
firm that is doing the furniture and
business Of A1awhalitown.
D. c. Wilbur.
Star Lodge, No. 3. Iowa Legion Of
Honor. has issued an invitation to
Belle PLANE Lodge, No. 81, to visit
his city Thursday evening, Decem-
ser g. and participate in thu. ceremonies
If installing a new class The degree
STAFF of the visiting lodge will ex-
,mplify the work. class Of seven|
candidates Is to be taken into men,
)ership.
DIR. j. j. Clemmer, dentist, has fitted
up a handsome dental office on the
second floor of the Hopkins building.
with all the modern appliances neces
sary for good dental work. Satisfaction
guaranteed to each and every patient.
You will find his prices low in COM
oarison with the work. Office hours
from to 5.
Lester, the 5-year-old son OF Captain
Charles Roupe. Of the fire station No.
), living at sos East State street, was
INJURED at his home Friday by being
stepped on by horse which ne was
eading. The boy fell in front of the
,nimal. and the latter came down with
me foot on the lads lef. arm. The
,or,e was not broken, but .he arm was
BADLY bruised.
The building committee of the new
United Evangelical church, which met
n the city Friday. formally accepted
he church building. and effected q set
lelnent with the contractor, C. II. Eek
nan. The new church property Is
worth about $10.aoo. $6.ono of which
8 invested in the building. The con-
ra,ct price for the building. above the
and not Including heating
II lighting. was s4.14o.
Mrs. Benton Davis, of Ames. who
,as been in the city for few days
-isit with her sisters. Mrs L. S. Peck
lam and Miss Ethel Hamilton re-
urned home Friday evening. Mr. and
drs. Davis will come to The city this
vening, remain over Sunday at the
oet.kham home, and leave Tuesday for
)keene, o. T., where they will make
heir home. Mr.. Davis has not decided
IS yet what line of business, he will en-
age in Mr.. Charles Hamilton and
Hiss Dora Hamilton, brother and sister
4 Mrs. Davis, are located at Okeene.
Principal ]. H. HadAey. of thu
friends Academy, LeGrand, was in the
itv Friday evening, being on his way
o Albion, where he will remain over
sunday in attendance at the Bangor
Iuarterly meeting. Mrs. E B. Connley
md Miss Cora Glen, the latter a stu
ent at the Christian Workers Train
ny School. also went to Albion Fri
lay evening to attend the quarterly
Meeting, as did Messrs. Roy Hawks,
clarence Roberts, Edwin Ellis and
theodore Foxworthy, the training