Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-12

az simmons book store.
Mrs. A. c. Fry, NJ. d., obstetrics and
diseases of women especially.
Choice country butter for this week,
16 cents. 1dso, Finkle building.
Mill remnants of embroidery Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday at NJ. f. An
drews'.
Remember your sick friend with
box of kemble's flowers. Better than
medicine.
We are showing an extraordinary
fine line OF pattern wells, sashes and la
dies neckwear. NJ. f. Andrews.
MIR. and Mrs William Norton and
family. of Laurel. will remove within
a few days to their new home ON Il
farm one mile south of the city.
John Montgomery, of 30 East Web
ster street, was operated upon at his
home Wednesday afternoon for a severe
rectal trouble. He is improving nicely
but is suffering quite intensely.
Culley leads in assortment and price
on ruby. silver, Italian or Santa Clara
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and seedless raisins anricots. Crawford
peaches. Also imported prunelles.
Mr. Scott Calhoun, who recently ac-
copied a position with the Spaulding
Manufacturing Company OF Grnnell,
Went to Grinnell this morning and
tomorrow will leave for Atlanta, Ga.
County Aucitor w. e. McLeland, who
was in attendance at the annual con-
vention of the State Association of
County Auditors. at Des Moines which
closed Wednesday, was selected as a
member of the legislative committee.
Mr.. Levi j. Spurgeun, of Eldora, who
recently disposed of his business inter
ests at that place, passed thru the city
Wedne sday evening, being on his way
home from Oskaloosa, where he has IN
view a location. Mr.. Sturgeon is also
figuring on a location at New Sharon.
1t is our purpose to keep tbs finest
stock Of goods to be obtained on the
markets, and l will hel pleased to show
you the many new things selected while |
in New York. Call at our store about |
Feb. 16. f. U. Tatman, merchant
tailor.
Miss Flora Evans of Green Noun
tain, has issued invitations for a kitch
en- shower to be given at her home
afternoon, Feb. Il, in honor |
of Miss Della Eckles, of Taylor town
ship, whose marriage to MIR. Orrin |
Soules, has been announced for the
e5th.
Col. G. w. Balm, of Kentucky, who
lecturcd in this city few years ago on
the Y. NJ. c. A. course, will be in the
city Sunday and under the auspices
Of the w. C. L. u. viii deliver a lee
ture in the Methodist church. His sub
ject will be THE Safe Side of Life
For Young Mem There will be no
admission charged.
The regular meeting of the de-
oartment of philanthropy and applied
Christianity of the Women's Club was
leld Wednesday afternoon at the home
ii Mrs. j. H. Niblock, on South Fifth
street. The afternoon was devoted to
he discussion OF the sIum question
md a most excellent paper on Jacob
f2iis on the Stun Question" was read
~ Mrs. A. j. Morley.
A telegram to an intimate friend In
his city Wednesday announces that
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Anderson. Jr.,
# Coffeyville, kas., are the parents of
l son born Wednesday. The infant
las been named James Henry Anderson
or the late Rev. James Edmonson, and /.
Nr. Henry Pappe, of this city. Mrs.
Anderson will be better remembered
~ friends in this city as Miss Martha
Professor F. II. Calvin will give ami
,pen social at Finkle.s hall Saturday
vening, Feb. IA. The public is gener-
lily invited Two new dances will be {
aught-the' three step and society two
tep. Good music and good time as
ured. The right is reserved to refuse
dmittance or exclude any person upon
eturn of admission foe. Admission, in
luding dancing and lesson: Gents, 90
ents; ladies free.
Word has been received from the
of the Everett, Har- ]
ard and Hamilton pianos and organs /
o sell at cost all unso1d at this time. ]
This means that new instruments g
hipped less than three months ago will p
,e sold at prices generally obtained for g
econd- hand pianos and organs. Come I
n and make your selection. Central !
owa Music Company, Finkle block.
Ralph O.. Church, who has been in
he merchantile business at Gilman for y
he past two years, has disposed of s
lis business to William Stark, and N. &
/. Morgart, of Newburg, who will con-
uct the business under the firm name
f Stark & Co. Mr.. Church took in
for his business Il farm near
iilInan, and will engage in business
nth his father at Liscomb. o
DIR. j. Willard Caldwell, of Steam
oat Rock who has been engaged in i
ractice with his father,Dr. j. w. Cald- -
rel, since his graduation from st. '
.o,iis College of Physicians and Sur !.
cons, three years ago. passed thru =
his city Wednesday evening, enroute
D Marshall, Mo, where he has decided
D locate. DIR. Caldwell sees a Very
opening for a young physi-
ian at Marshall, which is quite rail-
Dad and manufacturing center, and
o!lege town. Mrs Caldwell will fol-
NV in about six weeks.
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