Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-09-27
George J. Allen. opthalmologist.


If you have hay fever see Or. fucker
he will do you good.
"The Babys Biography illustrated
at Liebigs, 1903 West Main.
IL you like good coffee, drink Ger
man American, always the same. ID. 3
Good Grocery Co.
The w. G. II. u. will meet with Mrs
j. G. Bristol Ao4 North Center street
Wednesday afternoon.
The Excelsior Aid Society will NEE
with Mrs. Isaac Painter, Clio Wes
Boone street. Wednesday afternoon.
New outing gowns, pink. blue. white
and fancy mixed colors, Handsomely
trimmed. Buy early Nj. r. Andrews.
Faust blend coffee. finest grade OF
Mocha and Java. rs used at the worlds
fair, st. Louis. Sold only at Reynolds
& Sheldon's.
Look out for our sales Friday and
Saturday. These will be world beat
ing days for merchandise selling cheap
at the Hawkeye.
Try DR.. fuckers system Of treating
catarrh. the best. the cheapest. the
most satisfactory and least inconven
ience to the patient.
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The thrilling melo drama I'm Louis
iana," will be the attraction at the
Odcon ne Il Fr'day evening. SPECIAL
prices: Is, 70. 3! and Q reats'
The Womens Club will hold re-
ception Wednesday afternoon at z: 80
o'clock in the club rooms. Each mem
Der of the club has the privilege of In
| viting n guest.
| Rugs, rugs, rugs, Of all sizes. kinds
and prices and Just the pattern that
you have been wanting for long
while. Come In the first time you are
up town and see the large line ID. G.
Wilbur Is showing.
The Gilman Canning Company did
| the last OF its steady operating today,
and will finish the seasons work by
the partial operation of day or two
the latter part of the week, when Il few
odds and ends will be completed.
Mrs. Jesse Cole went 10 Newton this
morning to attend the district conven-
ton of the Woman's Relief Corps
which begins in that place Wednes-
day. Mrs. Cole Is department chap
lain of the national w. r. c. organ
ization.
The Belle Plaine Union says: Mr..
and Mrs. James Warn will give re-
ception Wednesday evening at their
home in honor Of Rev. William Pence
James Of Marshalltown, who has been
conducting Episcopal services here
during the past few months"
Rev. M, Londahl, pastor of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church, left Monday
evening for Fort Dodge, where he VIII
attend the annual synod meeting of tire
Des Moines district of the Norwegian
Lutheran church, which began tbs
morning and continues turnout Thurs
day.
The Ladies' Reading Circle was en-
tertaincd Monday afternoon by Mrs.
Lucy D. Loree 401 North Center street.
The meeting was conducted as usual,
and the reading of Germany, Her Peo-
ple and Their Story was continued.
Mrs. G. S, Giddings and Mrs. ]. II. FL.
Frisbee were the readers yesterday.
That weird and startling play DR.
Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" comes to the
Odeon tomorrow evening. 1t tells a
story OF a double life, and is interest
ing from start to finish Elwyn Strong
will appear in the title role. Special
prices have been arranged: ID, 20, 80
and 30 cents. Seats are now on sale.
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The Literary Club Clan met in reg
ular session Monday evening with M1sN
Maybel French as hostess. Miss
French gave a most interesting talk on
the life and work of the English artist,
Thomas Gainsborough. Refreshments
followed, during the social hour. Miss
Ellen Howard Ray was guest of the
clan.
Mrs. John Presnall of $40 East Linn
street, entertained nineteen little
friends of her daughter, Gail, in honor
Of the latter's sixth anniversary. Mrs.
Presnall's anniversary falls on the
same day, and the mothers of the
daughters little guests were also invit-
ed Mrs. Will Presnall of Albion, as
sisted the hostess i'm serving refresh
ments.
he ulSI! lCL COISGItIOii VI ShIS WV
mans Relief Corps will be held at
Newton beginning tomorrow. Members
Of Frank M. Thomas corps No. will
attend as follows: Mrs. Alice G. Reed,
Mrs. Jennie Wilson, Mrs. Rosa Lie
big, Mrs. Fred Pepper, Mrs. Emma
Cook, Mrs. Celia White, Mrs. Emma
Weatherly, Mrs. Louisa Johnson and
Mrs. Hans Erickson.
Marion Gard, who has been spend
ing week fishing at Lake Jefferson,
Mimi, arrived home Monday night.
Mr.. Gard brought with him two large
pickerel which he caught, and which
are to be baked and served to his
friends who are members of the Elks
Lodge. L. c. Abbott and Byron Web
ster, who went with Mr.. Gard to Min
nesota, will remain few days lon
ger.
Mrs. p. B. Emes and daughter, Mrs.
w. T. Smith, arrived home Monday
evening from Rockford, ILL.,, where they
were called two weeks ago by the ILL
ness of Mrs. Emes' sister, Mrs. A. w.
Rietsch. 1t was feared when Mrs.
Emes and Mrs. Smith were summoned
to Rockford that Mrs. Reitsch could not
possibly live but she is now very much
improved, and considered out Of dam
ger.
Engineer j. NJ. Speer, of the Cen
trail, who took leave of absence several
weeks apo to try life ac a travalinp