Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-31
Chamberlain, optometrist.
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ID. A, Collision, dentist, 10 w. Main.
Just received shipment OF cutters
Kirk Bros.
DR.. Jay. surgeon and physician. Suite
3, fremont block.
Mrs d. w. Norris, Jr., at 311 North
i,'lrst street Is advertising for girl 10
10 housework.
Money to loan on personal notes;
cry low interest Address f. Il. Bur-
oughs Delta, Iowa
DIR. e. A. Steiner will preach at the
Congregational church both SUNDAY
morning and evening.
Great values will be offered In every
department. during our clearing SAFE
which commences Monday at a. IN.
q. r. Lay.
!. A. Stansberry, of Gilman, sold IN
he city Friday, at the Britain u. co.
ards, q car load of hogs shipped from
,ilman. The car contained seventy
.wo head, that averaged 200 POUNDS.
The Court of Honor will hold public
installation followed by social session
n their new quarters in the RED men
nall. Tuesday evening, January 8, l0oo.
All members and their friends lnVlt-
I'd.
At the close of another years bus
ness we wish to express our sincere
hanks to our many friends for their
atronage and to extend to them our
est wishes for a happy New year.
Benedict & Brintnall.
Instead Of meeting Friday evening,
he regular time, the Careaway Clup
will be entertained this evening by Mr.
nd Mrs. r. j. Fletcher and Mr.. ana
Irs A. G. Click, at a New Years party
o be given at the Fletcher home.
Mr.. Raymond Jay, son of DIR. and
Irs. e. w. Jay, who Is home from
srinnell College, for the holiday vaca-
ion, is in st. Anthony this week as
listing the r. e. George Drug Com
amy in making it's annual invoice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Diller, living
.orth of town, celebrated their we'd
ing anniversary Friday evening by
CRYING an elegant three-course supper
o a number of invited relatives. The
,vening was spent with music and
ames.
Miss Alice Conner and Miss May
,tocklager, Of Boone, were the guests
Il Miss Edith Coyle Friday evening,
oming to attend the last OF the series
If dances which have been given by
Hiss Coyle. They returned home this
morning.
New upright pianos SLAB, s155 $165,
mahogany, burl walnut, rosewood En-
dish oak and all the other fancy
woods. The Williams stock OF pianos
We are offering at the above prices are
DING at less than they can be bought
It the factory. The pianos are all new
md fresh from the makers. Fifty
,anos to select from. Eadie Music
Company.
Misses Mary, Anna and Josephine
Mcmahon entertained about twenty
I've of their friends Friday evening at
heir home, 312 West Railroad street,
n honor Of Miss Katherine McCarten,
f Dubuque, who is guest at the home
c her brother, Mr. Clement McCarten.
he evenings entertainment was music
nd cards, and light refreshments We're
erved by the hostesses.
Misses Ethel and Pearl Reusch ar
lived home Friday evening from, In
dependence, in company with their ia
her. Michael Reusch, who has been
undergoing treatment at the state hos
,ital. The Misses Reusch spent
christmas at independence with their
ather who has been granted three
months parole. Mr.. Reusch is very
much improved in health and thinks
hat the Improvement will be lasting.
f. Lawrence Walker was In the city
,day arranging for the forthcoming
Engagement of Mr.. Charles B. Han
ord. Mr. Walker has been associated
18th this popular star for more than
ourteen years, and each successive
,sason has witnessed more elaborate
RESERVATIONS Of the standard plays
-hich constitute his repertory. This
eason Mr. Hanford's extensive equip
aent necessitates more elaborate prep
rations than those which suffice for
he ordinary theatrical engagement.
on Caesar De Bazan will be Mr..
tanford's play at the odeon this sea-
on. The date is Friday, January IL.