Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-21

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Consultation and examination free
DR. Newell, optiea. specialist.
DR.. w. Nj. Choate has moved his Of
flee to over the Fidelity bank.
DR.. MARS office has moved to oppo
site the postotiice. 122 Eas, Main.
Wanted-A pressman and job fore
man at the Herald, Marshal,own, Ia.
The Ben Hur Society will meet with
Mrs. Barnhill 4OS South Second street,
Friday afternoon.
You can save money by buying table
linens at the special prices we are
making. L. r. Lay.
DR.. Cora Williams will hereafter be
found in her new office over the FL
deity Savings Bank.
The ladies OF the w. r. c. Aid So
cieiy enjoyed a sleigh ride "Wednesday
hight. going to the country home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, two aud one half
miles north of the city. where the
evening was enjoyed socially.
Miss Mary Gilchrist who has been
doing apprentice work at the public
| library during the past three months.
has resigned. The board, at it's month
ly meeting next Monday. will take
action to fill the vacancy.
~ lady free with every o5-cent ticket
purchased before 6 O'clock at the odeon
Monday evening 70 see the Bmnton En-
PERTAINING Company. All the latest
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specialties. Prices 10. 10 and % cents
Mr. Ed Andrews. who is senior in
the mechanical engineering depart
ment of Iowa State College. returned
TO Ames Wednesday evening, after
having spent the midwinter vacation
of month with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs George l.. Andrews, in this city.
The Eastman kodak is acknowledged
10 be the best on the market. We have
a good stock to select from a; all times.
and a comMete line of supplies. We
teach purchasers how to use koiaks
free of charge. G. A. Jones, 1872 Yves;
Main street.
Ladies free next Monday night when
accompanied by 25-cent ticket pur-
hased before O'Clock to see the Brin-
on Entertaining Company. who will
apen q three nights engagement at the
odeon. They present all the latest and
BEST moving pictures, illustrated songs
md clever specialties. Special prices
TO- Is and % cents.
r. w. Chamberlain. c. II. Shaw and
j. T. Epson. went to Gilman this NOR
ming TO attend the school OF instruction
in the Master Mason degree given this
afternoon by District Lecturer Wagg-
ley. of Newton, before Cyrus Lodge |
No. SSs. a. f. and A. NJ. Work in the
third degree will be exemplified this
evening. and a number from this city |
will attend.
The meetings at the State Stree;
United Evangelical church. which have
been. in progress this week. are pro-
crossing nicely, and increasing in in
tsrest. The attendance duning the week |
has been very fair. The meetings will
continue for at least two weeks af,e,
the present week. and longer II the In
crest remains undated. No meeting
viii be held on Saturday nights.
The funeral of Samuel Jones. who
lied Tuesday day night at Toledo. will
be held in this city Saturday afternoon
1t o'clock. from the home of the de-
,eased's grandson, E. L. Williams. 604
East State street. 1t Is expected that
Rev. F.. NJ. Coleman. of Toledo. will
accompany the funeral party, and have
.harge of the services. The body will
De brought TO the city either Friday
afternoon or Saturday morning.
w. o. Newton. formerly of Marshall
own. passed thru the city this morn
ng on his way from Belle PLANE ,o
Missouri Valley, where he is now living
Mrs. Newton died on January .. in Mis-
;oun Valley. of Bright's disease. ana
Mr.. Newton has been in Belle Plaine
lisposing OF residence property he
,wned there. Mr.. Newton was at one
line storekeeper for the Iowa Central
With headquarters in this city. He Is
low in the employ OF the Northwest,
.rn.
Mr.. Fred Armbrecht OF State Center.
who has been in the city few days
With his wife. who is visiting relatives
lere. returned to State Center this
ht. iibl SAIIupIcCHlI
we're married in Eldora on Christmas
I'VE. and the fact was kept secret
rom their friends until recently Mrs.
Armbrecht was formerly Miss Anna
Hansen, daughter of N. p. Hansen.
" sos East Nevada street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Anbrecht will make her home
n State Center.
A drop Of nine degrees in maximum
md one in minimum. is the local tenn
,erature record as shown by this morn,
ngs observation. The maximum 70
was 90. and tine minimum
8. At 1880 this morning "a was regis.
cred, four degrees above that of tn
anne hour Wednesday morning. TIL,
for the twenty-four hour
ndIng at 1880 was So OF an inch. Add
d to the precipitation shown yesterda.
morning little over three-quarters
n inch Is shown for the storm of rad,
now and sleet.
Palmer L. Bowen, commissioner IL
he Louisiana Purchase Exposition
rance and Switzerland. who has bee
listing few days with his siste,
FRS Albert jackson. at Tama, mr.
tved in the CITY Wednesday and wi