Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-06

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THE CITY In BRIEF
pr. Phelps, opthamologist.
Finest oysters at the Paragon.
Special sale at Sinclair's Saturday.
Harp Orchestra. New phone, 7e9.
I. Q. Eiks' meeting tonight. Worl
and banquet.
NSO>h Soi ollI NY HuS
Bierrnann, is the best table beer.
Roland Molineux's book. The Room
With the Little Door. at Liebig's.
A fifteen cent ad in the T.-R. will tel
$4,000 people that your farm is 70,
sale.
Dr. Chesire has moved his office t.
rooms in Hopkins block, with DR.. N. e
Mighell.
Miss Mary Roe will leave for thu
eastern market Saturday evening in thu
interest of Bannatyne & Lay.
See sinclair's window full of Japan.
csc cups and saucers. One given witt
each 90 cent cash purchase Saturday. A
big value.
Librarian Mrs. Maude BATHS went t.
Cedar Rapids this morning, where she
viii attend librarians day at the Cedar
Rapids library.
Mrs. James Cammack was hostess to
the members of the Witenagemote Club
at their regular meeting Thursday
afternoon.
Friends in the city nave received in
vitations issued by Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Deal, of GEARING, for the marriage
of their daughter, Jennie May. to
Ernest L. Perry. OF Gearing, for Wed
nesday, March il.
Travelling Auditor H. Bennion, of the
Iowa Central. arrived in the city this
morning to check in Orrin Lapman,
who was recently appointed chief clerk
OF the local freight office, to succeed II.
A. Boughton resigned.
Mrs. John Corrick, of 1909 West State
street. arrived home Thursday evening
from Bloomfield, where She was called
ten days ago on account of the illness of
her mother, Mrs. Fred Myers. Mrs.
Myers is so years of & and has been
suffering with dropsy.
Word from Portland, Ore,
the marriage of Miss Jessie NJ. Ander-
of this city, to Mr.. Eugene d. Ham
blet, of Portland. The bride is the
daughter of j. f. Anderson. of this city,
and Mrs. j. L. Edwards. of Anamosa.
Mr.. Hamblet is engaged in the cigar
at Portland.
MI. Frank Turner. accompanied by
his father and DIR. w. S. Devine, arrived
In the city from Ames Thursday after
noon and was taken to the Turner home
on West Main street. He stood the
trip very we'll, and. aside from showing
some slight signs of fatigue, seemed to
no worse for the journey.
Ladies, do not fail to pay Pappe's la
dies parlor Il visit when out shopping
tomorrow. We are anxious to show you
our new spring styles of ladies' suits
and skirts, the most complete line ever
shown in Marshalltown. You are well
come. We will deem it q pleasure to
them to you.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles G.. oxley. of
LaMoille, spent Thursday in the. city,
coming to visit their sister, Mrs. John
Van Metre, of st. Anthony. who was in
the city for the day and left this morn
ing for Letcher, S. D., to reside. Mrs.
Van Metre was accompanied by her
sister-in-law. Miss Carrie Van Metre.
and Mrs. Leath Teager, and son., Richey
also of st. Anthony, who are to reside al
Letcher.
&c u ~ As ~ - EStooS VI oS " "a ~
held its regular meeting with Mrs. Es-
at her home north of the city,
afternoon. The subject for
the afternoon was Good citizenship" a
paper being sent by Mrs. Will Lybar-
ger, who was unable to attend. Papers
IN Good Citizenship as Applied to
Our Schools" and Good Citizenship as
Applied to the Club" We're read by Mrs.
and Mrs. Wallace Arney.
[ wish to announce thai at the ex-
piration of my term of office as city
clerk. / will again take UP the practice
of law at my office over Ill Ecst
Main street. I will devote my entire
time to the general practice of law in
both the state and federal courts. Par
ocular attention will be devoted to
in any part Of the state
thru representatives and personally.
Any business entrusted to me Will be
attended to promptly. JOS. II. Eyer
mayer.
One of the best and strongest COM
panies on the road today, playing at
popular prices. is the Gaskell Stock
which opens a weeks en-
at the Odeon Monday evening
The opening bill will be the dra-
ma, "a Silent Partner" Specialties are
introduced between each act. Monday
will be ladies' night, when a lady will
admitted free with every 80 cent
ticket received before 6 o'clock. Seats
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