Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-04
DR.. Phelps, opthalmologlst.
Finest oysters at the Paragon
George !. Allen. ophthalmologis..
See Brenneck, the reliable tailor.
DR.. Lierle, over Waltton & White
heads.

| DR.. Lierle, over Waltton & White.
heads.
Valentines Of all kinds at Simmons
book store.
DR.. Janss will have his office at 90
| East Main street.
| See those ladies' new tailor-mad,
suits at Nj. Il. Andrews
Mrs. A. c. Fry, NJ D., obstetrics and
diseases of women especially.
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Rrenneck, the reliable tailor, make:
good clothes. Go and see him.
You will find everything you want ir
muslin underwear ar NJ. +. Andrews
| Valentines for parties and other fes.
tive occasions at Simmons book store
| The finest stock Of valentines ever
shown in the city at Simmons book
store.
A small 15-cent for rent "ad" in a
your house.
Mr.. w. &. Ames. of the Pilgrim, is
confined to his room, suffering from q
very severe attack of rheumatism.
Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Atkinson and fam
lily left for Los Angeles this morning
Mrs. Atkinson and children Will remain
in California until next winter, but Mr.
Atkinson will return to Marshalltowr
on April /.
Corset covers cents to S1.50. gowns
r. ~ 1T. a. ?
cents to $1.65. child's drawers 10 cents
to 20 cents. ladies skirts % cents to
$3.50. All prices in undermuslins at Nj
+. Andrews
II you fail to attend our special adj
vance sale Of muslin underwear now
in progress you will surely have to pay
more for the same class of goods later
date dry goods house.
Messrs. II. Wulff and c. n Dorothy,
oe the Soldiers Home. went to Nevada
and Toledo this morning to be exam
ined by pension examiners for increase
III pensions. Mr.. r. a. Placek, of this
city, went to Grinnall for similar eX-
animation.
Mr.. Henry Miller in THE Tanning of
Helen" has been announced to be the
attraction at the Odson Friday even
ing. Richard Harding Davis is the
author of the comedy. which is written
III one of Mr.. Davis most characteristic
veins.
The ladies who have attended Mrs
Newcomers muslin underwear sales in
the past will be quick to take advan-
tage of a sale on this same line of I'M
derwear. We are selling the same line
now, and this sale will continue three
more days at Nettie Ingledue & Co.'S,
up-to-date dry goods house.
The Princess Chic is the offering
tonight at the Odeo1l. One set of cos
tunes nightly elioits burst of applause
from the audience before word has
been sung or an evolution executed. The
costume consists of tights, bodice and
long, flowing cloak CT velvet, all in Il
rich shade of cerise red. With this are
worn large brimmed cavalier hats with
plumes.
The highly realistic play. "The Span
of Life" viii be presented tomorrow
evening at the OGeon. Tha Donazettas.
world famed acrobats. are featured in
this productions. They compose the
human bridge" thirty feet above the
stage. Three people pass across their
bodies to safety. The ac.
is most thrilling one and is always
executed with unsurpassed skill and
DARING.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Roberts of
State Center, who We're called to New
Boston, ILL.,. two weeks ago by the seri-
Gus illness of MIR. Roberts father, the
late Henry II. Roberts, arrived in the
city Tuesday evening on their way
home. The late Mr.. Roberts will be re-
by number of State Center
friends, as he had visited his son
number of times in recent years.
Seldom Is it given to a musical or
TO attain such wide popular
ty as that which has fallen to the lot
Of the Kirke-La Shclle Comic Opera
Company. This excellent organization
has played in all the chief cities of the
Cnited States and Canada. from Mon
treal to Los Angeles, and everywhere
has met with the same favorable re
ception which first characterized its
of THE Princess Chic" in
New York. 1t may tie that the opera
Ger Sc is superior to it's contemporary
offerings. or 1T may be that the COM
oany reaches a higher standard of ex-
,ellence than similar organizations, or
perhaps both: but the fact remains that
his dainty opera eo,nique, which APP
Gears at the Odeon tonight is univer-
sally pleasing.
Mrs. w. Fl. Scott. wife of Rev. Scott. |
If the Christian church, was very
lgreeably surprised Tuesday afternoon
~ about fifty men,b rs of the Ladies
Aid Society, who gathered at her home
md presented her with a beautiful au-
ograph quilt. The invitations to the
members were sent in verse, and the
equest made that each bring in pen
lies, numbers corresponding to the size
f the shoes worn. Mrs. f. Aubrey |
smith brought eight pennies, and was
declared to be the nearest representa-
o. Adams. with three pennies, was
eclared to wear the daintiest footgear.
IRIS Charles II. Smith presented the |
uilt to Mrs. Scott, on behalf of the
ociety, which feels that it has, in the
,astor's wife. a most able worker.
supper, brought by the guests, was
erved at 6.
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