Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-06
DR.. Getz, surgeon and physician.

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Lamb Bros.
Some very pre7ty taffeta silk girdh
belts at NJ. F. Andrews.
c. Deuell's news depot for largest
variety of up to-date valentines.
The Val Blatz beer Is the best 70,
table use. For sale by Charles Deter
ich.
We have just received an elegan,
line of hand bags and silk bags. Nj. +
Andrews.
Those calling at DIR. Woods eye and
ear infirmary will kindly make APP
pointments.
Mr.. F. 2. WINERY. of Union. passed
thru the city Friday on his way To
Grinnell. where he spent the day on
business
| Miss Ginerva Pierce went to Grinnell
Friday evening. where she will spend
Sunday with her parents. Mr.. and
Mos. L. G. c. Pierce.
Miss Rose Spriggs. of Chicago, ar
rived in the city To-Day. and Will re-
main for a two weeks visit with her
sister. Mrs F. E. Barry.
II you want eggs. use Pratt's Poul-
| try Food or Lees Egg Maker. Either
OF them are guaranteed egg produce
ers. L. L. Benedict & Co.
Five thousand pounds shelled pop
| corn for sale at three cents per lib. Dis
count on large orders. Reynolds &
Sheldon. SO West Main street
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REV. Nsthartiei Pye, paeitpr of the
Methodist church. will take for his
| subject Swlt,say evening "Spiritualsin.
With the Testimony of God and Man
Ag.lfnsfs It.
Master Walter Glen Darner. OF
Ames is at Marshalltown taking treat
rnent for his eyes at DR.. Woods eye
and ear inflrnary He has suffered
greatly for nearly two years.
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The reviysf meetings at The NIetEio-
.ist church have been we'll attended
Turing the week souls Alavts been con-
,7eirted aln-aSt every rtglrt and many
have STARTED TO live thu Christian Mfe.
Valentines that are artistically beau
tiful. entirely new line and the lars-
asst stock OF novelties that will deligh.
your sweetheart. friend or the child
rem. at low prices. c. 'Deuelrs news
depot. Opposite postoffice.
The R. r. Y. NJ. c. A. has the good
fortune of an address from Professor
Wright OF the state normal; president
OF the State Teachers Association. for
their 3 o'clock meeting tomorrow.
Every man will be favored who hears
him.
For Sale-Lot 75x1so. south side Of
West Main street between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets. 5000 cash: also
two story, seven room house on South
Fifth street, $1,000. ,One-half cash.
balance time. See Jos. H. Egermayer,
attorney.
Thawing weather, within two weeks
after the coolest time OF the winter, re-
suited yesterday. The maximum temper
atnre for the day was 46. with 20 as the
minimum. This point was reached at
7:8O yesterday morning. when the observa-
ton was taken. At 7:3O this morning "A
was registered.
A very pleasant surprise was given Miss
Jessie Smith Friday evening at the home
of her aunt, Mrs. G. +. Packard. The oc-
casion was the 18th anniversary Of Miss
Smith. Twenty guests were present and
spent the evening playing progressive
finch. Light refreshments were served.
Miss Estelle Frazer, OF Union, sang sever
al vocal numbers during the evening.
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Miss Anna Healion returned Friday
evening from Vanton. where she has
been for the past two weeks. in charge
of the court reporting for Judge Burn
hams term in Benton county. Court
was adjourned Thursday evening for
two weeks. The Benton county term
has not developed any very impottnat
business, the greater portion OF the
more important cases having been
continued or settled out of court.
w. II. Wilhelm, of Herman Mimi,
who. with his wife, arrived In the city
Thursday evening. left, Friday evening
for Hot Springs, Ark, where he will
remain FOR about six weeks, in the
hopes of receiving benefit from the
treatment for rheumatism. Mr.. VIII
helm has been bothered with sciatica
for several months, and has been
growing worse this winter. Mrs. WI
helm will remain in the city with her
mother, Mrs. S. L. DuPuy, until her
husband returns
The silk bags are very PRACTICAL at
NJ. +. Andrews.
THE Prince OF Pilsen' Company now
on a continental tour, Is one of the best
organizations that Henry w. Savage
has ever sent out 1t numbers sew
enty people, including their own or
chestra OF ten pieces. The principals
are Jess Dandy, Arthur Donaldson.
Walter Clifford. Nick Long. Henry
Taylor: Miss TriNie Friganza, Ruth
PEBBLES and Elmyra. Forrest. The
Prince of Pilsen" is Pixley and Lud-
ens' finished collaboration and has been
rel staged for the present tour. with
rare splendor. The organization will
appear here on Monday at the Odeon
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Some new ideas in shirt waist sets
at NJ. +. Andrews.
A double runaway that might have
proved serious occurred Friday after
noon in the south part of town. A
team belonging to Eugene Carkhuf
started on Third avenue, near Main
street. to run south. In crossing the
Northwestern and Central tracks the
| t,rs,.ec,, cu-a~xr.,5 M. fJpa 1.arf har of