Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-30
Chamberlain, optician.
DR.. Phelps, opthamologist.
DR.. Rullard, osteopath, 20 East Mai,


DR.. Lierle, over Wilton & White
heads.
Millinery opening tomorrow at Mme
Rema's.
% Kid gloves worth 81 and $3.50. All
= sizes 70 cents. Bannatyne & Lay.
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: DR.. Chesire has moved his Office t
rooms in Hopkins block, with DR.. N. L
{ Mighell.
s Professor Kenngott, 2o7 West Gran,
can again take students for German
: and French.
Court began this morning and tn,
day was spent in going over the docke
and arranging cases.
The battle-ground" masterful de
llneation of character of white maste
!. and black slave. at Liebig's.
The Ladies Guild will meet Tuesda,
afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. A. G
Johnson, 2O4 North Fourth street.
w. c. Rails has disposed of his sal
loon interests in this city, selling the
business to Sol Morris, of kirksville
Mo.
Monte Carlo and coffee jackets, in
taffeta and Paid de sole silk at M. #
Andrews
new lire of white shirt waist ma
terials just received at Whitton &
Whitehead's.
Closing out sale of wall paper stock.
All new. Bargains to be had now at
A. L. Van Tines, 1t6 West Main
lstreet.
We received Saturday evening fiji
teen Misses and ladies' tailor made
suits. Call and see them. NJ. f. An
ldrewS.
Just received a full new line of lace
curtains and draperies Something
new. Call and see them. Whitton &
Whitehead.
| Absolutely rust proof Warmers rust
proof corset. See our display window
tomorrow for demonstration of this
fact. Bannatyne G. Lay.
l. E. Huber, one of Marshalltown's
best cyclers, has opened bicycle re-
pair shop at West State street and
would be pleased to see his many
friends.
Go to the odeon early tomorrow
night. 1t will take time to seat such
an immense audience as will listen to
the Theodore Thomas orchestral. The
concert will begin at S:l5
| The anniversary of the founding of
modern spiritualism was observed by
local spiritualists at the church Sun
day evening. Rev. Max Hoffman, of
Lincoln, Neb, was in charge of the
services.
w. A. Sandoe, of the Fidelity Savings
bank, was taken to Colfax this morn
ing where he will remain for an indefi-
| mite stay, on account OF an attack of
rheumatism. Mr.. G. F. Kirby accom-
| panied him.
Quartermaster H. j. Bennett, OF the
Iowa Soldiers Home, spent Sunday in
Des Moines, where his wife aEd daugh-
ter are visiting. Miss Bennett was
taken suddenly i'll in Des Moines. but
is improving nicely.
Mr.. Charles True, who for several
years has represented Lord. Owen & Co
of Chicago, has accepted a position
with the Churchill Drug Company. of
Cedar Rapids and will travel out of
this city. Mr. True will move his FAM
lily to Marshalltown in q short time.
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Miss Lulu Lane, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Reuben Lane, of Taylor township,
who has been employed as a special
Falls schools. is home for a few days
visit before going to Cedar Falls to re
enter the Iowa State Normal School.
Mr.. John H. Sundell, of Mason City,
arrived in the city this morning from
Hot Springs, Ark, where he has been
for three weeks, undergoing treatment |
for an attack of rheumatism. He will |!
remain for brief visit with his son, |
Mr.. julius Sundell. and wife, before |
returning to Mason City.
Mrs. b. G. Falls, of Oskaloosa, spent
Saturday in the city Mrs. Falls is
preparing to move to Lawrence, Va,
where Mr.. Falls is located as train
master of the Southern railway. She |
will come to this city tomorrow or
Wednesday. to be with her sister, Mrs.
w. w. Ward, and family, for week or
two, before leaving for the south.
Tomorrow will be the last day of our
practical demonstration as to merits |
OF Warmers rust proof corset. Ban
natyne & Lay.
Owing to the Encouragement OF the
express and baggage runs on the day
light passenger trains of the Iowa Cen
trail. Baggageman w. j. Allen, who has
been running between this city and Pc
oria, OH Nos. and 4, has been as
signed as brakeman on those trains,
his duties this morning. j.
W. Boggie. formerly on the baggage
run on Nos and between this city
and Mason City, but who for the past !
few days has been acting as brakeman
on Nos. and 4 will hereafter do duty
on Nos. / and 2.
Millinery opening tomorrow at Nine.
Rema's.
Rev. Emma F. Coffin, of Spencer,
who is conducting series of meetings
at the Friends church, preached yaster-
day morning to crowded house. Her
and she depicted in most impressive
words the meaning of the Christian
life. In the evening the text was "All
Have Sinned and Come Short of the
Glory of Cod, and her sermon an eff
fective declaration of the power of sin.
Mrs. Coffin is very forcible preacher
logical, spiritual and interesting
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