Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-16
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DR.. Newell, ophthalmoiogist ia East
Main. New phone, 40.
DR.. MARS has located at 122 East
Main. Consultation free.
DR.. w. NJ. Choate. has moved his Of
fee to over the Fidelity bank.
The cloalss we are selling at half
price are of this seasons style. l.. r,
Lay.
Wanted zone thousand bushels OF
ear corn. IL. Weber. So South Center
street.
DO YOU want 10 buy some good wool
cheap ii so read c. l.. Dufields al IN
column on page 2.
DR.. Wood has much demand upon his
time and respectfully requests that APP
pointments be made before calling,
Tonight, the Flora De Noss company
viii present the comedy drama The
Black Flag" at the Odeon. Prices IL.
20 and 80 cents.
Miss Ruby Bibler has opened a piano
studio in the Roarlman residence. eot-
ner Main and Third avenue. Has
studied in Chicago. Call afternoons.
Farm loans. FIVE per cent. with
privilege to pay s1oo or any multiple
at any interest pay day William An
drews & Co. l0l West Main street.
Misses Ida Dugan. Martha Nelson
and Eta Laneon We're in Des Moines
today to attend the matinee perform
ance Of klaw & Erlanger's Ben Hur."
We are showing some of the best
bargains in muslin underwear ever,
brought to this city. Benedict Il Brint-
rail. successors to Lee. Benedict X
Co.
Will Russell, a former candy mer
chant of this city, who is now in bust
ness in Cedar Rapids was in the city
today for short time calling on old
friends.
The William Skinner Manufacturing
Company. OF Chicago. has fled an ac-
ton against II. Singer. In which it asks
a Judgment for s169.63. alleged to be
due them for goods sold the defendant.
Route Agent Buchanan, OF the Adams
Express Company. was in the city Fri
day evening. being on his way from
Albion and Liseomb. where, he had been
10 check up the offices of the company.
Sunday evening Rev. j. Il. Meloy.
pastor of the State street United Evan
gelcal church. will begin a series OF
evangelisiic meetings that will contin-
lie turnout the week at least, and pos
sibly longer.
Mr.. Wood, of the firm of Edwards.
Wood & Co. of ST. Paul. was in the
city today. and appointed a. {. Price
.ocal manager of the branch office. Mr..
Swan. II is understood. will so to a
larger field.
Herbert Nichols. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Nichols. of Minerva, attained
his majority Friday, and In honor of
the important event in the young mans
life his parents entertained a number
of young people at their home Friday
evening.
The proprietors OF ths Fair Store
were compelled to lock the doors at
2:3O this afternoon. the crowd being so
great. Arrangements have been made
for additional clerks Monday. and II IS
to be hoped all viii be waited upon.
The Fair.
An oyster supper was enjoyed at the
fine new country home of Nels Peter
son in LeGrand township Thursday
evening by the old and new members oi
the Rock Valley Telephone Company.
The new members are Max Chinn, w.
II. Handorf. S. Forrey, Milo II. Jones
and Nels Peterson.
Mrs. Joe Van Draska, wife of Con-
ductor Van Draska, of the Central,
passed thru the city Friday evening.
accompanied by her children, being on
her way from Albert Lea to Oskaloosa.
where she will remain for an, over
Sunday visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. /. Whitney.
Sheriff f. l.. Valentine. of Mahaska
county. was in the city Friday evening,
being on his way to Oskaioosa from Ell
dora, where he accompanied Louis
1G-year-o old boy. who was
ordered sent to the state industrial
school by Judge Scott, on account of
Mr.. Wood, of ST. Paul. member of the
firm OF Edwards, Wood & Co. commits
sion merchants. operating branch
house in this city, spent the day here
looking after business matters, and
was the guest of Manager Swan. Mr..
Wood Is we'll pleased with the COM
business here.
Messrs. Frank and Cecil Davenport.
of Chaplin. are in the city for a short
visit with their uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. e. d. Hayes. Mr.. Frank Dav-
export will leave on Monday for Ames.
where he will enter the state college for
a three months dairy course. Mr.. Ce-
Gil Davenport will remain for couple
of weeks visit here.
Fridays temperature record. taken
in this mornings observation. showed
a rise of eight degrees over the pre-
cedng day. touching SO for maxi
mum. The minimum for the night
was .. eight degrees lower than Thurs
day night. AT 1880 this morning was
registered. as against II for the same
hour Friday morning.
Rev. DIR. w. +. Pitner, presiding elder
of the Methodist church went to Gilman
Friday evening. where he assisted Rev.
James Baalz. pastor of the church
there. who has been conducting series
of revival meetings. This afternoon
DIR. Pitner conducted quarterly confer
ence at Laurel, and this evening will be