Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-11
George j. Allen, opthalmologist.
DIR. Sayre, 2O4 East Main street.

MIR. y. La Plant. of Clemens, speli
Saturday in the city looking after bus
mess matters.
Welsh rarebit made from Armour
Extract of Beef. served free this week
+. r.. Lay.
January Is and ia the c. & N. w
railway will sell round trip tickets /,
Des Moines at s2.S5, account Bal
Hur.
Ladies. Henry Pappe wishes to say t,
You that his assortment of ladies
cloaks is very good yet. Prices neari.
cut in two.
Ladies. if you have never made tn,
acquaintance of Henry Pappe's re-.
tags, he extends to YOU an invitation
to make their acquaintance.
John r. Hankammer, im~personatoi
of Riiey's works. at NJ. q. church to-
morrow night. Admission % and /;
cents. Tickets at Alexander.s.
~
Representative b. +. Cummings. whl
spent Saturday aud Sunday in the city
returned 20 Des Meines last night fol
the formal opening of the legislature
Mr.. Jacob Klein, of Iowa Falls. Is at
Marshalitown, receiving treatment for
his eyes and is under the care of a sue
cessful eye and ear specialist, DIR.
Wood.
General Solicitor George w. Sewers
of the Iowa Central. passed thru the
city Saturday evening, being on his
way home from a business trip to AL
bert Lea.
A fare and one-,hird to Des MONIES
over the Great Western on the 18th
and 18th on account of Ben Huv.'
Tickets good returning one day from
date Of sale.
Mr.. Esmond Haggatt. of Ames. a
student in Iowa State College. who
has beer in the city for q few days
| visit with his aunt. Miss Ida Evans,
returned home Sunday evening.
AT Henry Pappe's first and second
floor. You could find the purchasing
crowds all day Saturday. The great
red tag clearing sale is the great in
ducement to go there.
Superintendent w. I. Crane, of the
city schools, will deliver a lecture
Thursday afternoon. beginning at 3:15,
at the high school assembly hall, before
the city teachers and the Women's
Club. His subject. will be The Phil
osophy of Correction
The seat sale for the Yankee Con-
SUI the Castle Square Opera Com
pany's latest comic success, which
comes direct from TIE Studebaker
Thsater. Chicago. opens tomorrow
morning a 10 O'clock. Checks will be
stven at Z o'clock.
Percy Putnam. formerly OF this city.
who. for the past year, has been work
ing On Mason City. is expected TO ar
rive here today or tomorrow to remain
.or a short visit with his brother. A. J..
Putnam. Mr.. Putnam expects to enter
the State University about Jan. Is for
a course in pharmacy.
The Flora De Voss repertoire COM
pany will open a three nights engage
ment at the Odeon nsxt Thursday
evening. The opening play will be the
comedy-drama, "Princsss Lou with
specialties between the acts. On Thurs
day evening a lady will be admitted
free with every 30-cent ticket pur-
chased before s O'clock. Prices 10. 90
and 30 cents.
Ladies. we have received this morn
ing direct from an eastern manufac-
turer one dozen fur boas. foxes and
martens. They are OF the best qualit;..
and have sold from $50 10 s25. We
can offer them to you at n reduction Of
nearly 80 per cent. II is the chance
Of a lifetime to purchase the best
quality of fur at nearly your W price.
Dc not delay calling as they will not
be with US long. Yours respectfully,
Henry Pappe.
Howard Watson. an eniploye OF the
Let's FLETCHER Company. in the credi
department. spent Sunday in Union
with his parents, MIR and Mrs. Il. u.
Watson. Mr.. Watson will take a short
rest from his work. owing TO the Ill
effects he IS suffering as the result OF
an accident of six months ago. when
he fell down the elevator shaft at the
Marshall Grocery Company's building.
where he was employed in the shipping
room. Mr.. Watson injured his foot
at that time. and for several days has
beer bothered with an abcess that has
formed.
Mrs. F. E. North arrived home Sat.
urday evening from Chicago. where she
has beer for the past three weeks. Wis
iting friends. Mrs. North was the guest
OF Mrs. G. r. Denniston and Mrs. John
Spriggs, old school friends. also OF Miss
Jessie Bodman. OF Dekalb. who is now
is now a student in the Chicago Must
cal College. where she o a scholar
ship. Miss Bodman will be remem-
bered by many friends here, whom she
met while on a visit to Mrs. North n
year or so ago. Mrs. North WAS one
of many who narrowly escaped being
present at the Iroquois theater at the
time of the terrible holocaust. With
friends she had planned TO go. bu.
changed her mind at the last moment.
and attended a matinee performance al
another theater.
In Bed Four Weeks With La Grippe.
We have received the following let
ter from Mr.. Roy Kemp. of Angola.
Ind: II was In bed our weeks with
10 grippe and l tried many remedies
and spent considerable for treatment
with physicians, but I received no re-
lief until l tried Foley's Honey and
Tar. Two small bottles of this medi-
cine cured me and now I use 1t exelu-
siyely in my family" Take no substI-