Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-29
THE CITY in BRIEF

VIM. Rattin. per cent farm loans.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath. % East Main
Attend the Loyal Legion of Plymouth
fair.
DR.. MARS new office is at 122 Eas
Main.
Sure. Mike" Beat 1t If you can
DR.. Newell, opthalmologist, 124 East
Main. New phone 47s.
DR.. Mairs has located at 122 Eas'
Main. Consultation free.
Consultation and examination free.
DR.. Newell, optical specialist.
DR.. MARS Office has moved to oppo-
site the postoffice. 122 East Main.
See the oil painting and electrical
exhibit at our store NJ. F. Andrews.
Underwear, hosiery. gloves, etc. all
go cheap tomorrow. Archie Parker.
1 Fancy navel oranges two dozen for
% cents at JARVIS s. keliogg's Satur-
day
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| Now is the time to buy your canned
store.
Large fancy yellow Muir peaches ten
pounds for 81 Saturday at Jarvis 4
kellogs's.
Nine special bargains for tomorrow.
Save half by attending this sale.
Archie Parker.
We are making special prices on
canned goods in one dozen lots. The
Hawlleye store.
Latest methods, latest apparatus ana
appliances at our optical parlors. IA
East Main. New phone 4I9.
Ladies. when NE began our red tag
sale. we started with 2T5 skirts. There
will not be one left tomorrow evening.
Remember the Loyal Legion OF Ply
mouth fair and dance at the Odd Eel
lows hall Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday of this week.
Another bargain for tomorrow lSa1-
urday), thirty siS-inoh black taneta
Slsf CSIfNS. nt4 "a iiisaN - -
and see It. Archie Parker.
Mrs. Charles Esterly. living three
miles southwest of st. Anthony. who
has been quite i'll for the past two
weeks with an attack of pleuro- pneu-
mon!a. is convaiescent.
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Mrs. Herbert Lundy. living seven
miles northwest OF ST. Anthony. at IL
linofs Grove, who underwent an appen-
dectory a little over week ago. Is
able to be up. Her recovery has been
very rapid.
Special meetings are being conducted
in the Christian church at st. Anthony
by Rev Eugene Curliss. of Written.
who IS also pastor of the st. Anthony
church. The meetings give promise Of
resulting in much good.
Mrs. James Galbreath. OF Gearing.
was In the city Thursday afternoon.
being on her way home from Win
ona, Ill., her old home. where she has
been for week. Mrs. Galbreath start
ed for winona TO accompany her hus-
bands mother. who has been visiting
at Gearing. The death of a cousin It
wInona, as Mrs. Galbreath was leaving
Gearing, delayed her return.
The Thomas Paine memorial, at the
Stone Church. corner Second avenue
and Church street, Friday evening at
7:30 o'clock. Jan. 90. Memorial given
by Moses Hull, who has made a life
study OF the history and writings of
Thomas Paine, proving him to be a
Christian and patriot OF the highest
type. After the memorial service the
Willing Workers will serve lunch. All
for % cents admission at the door.
Commences promptly at 1880.
Haviland china sale at sinclair's
Saturday. Buy your supplies.
The will OF the late John Arney. Of
Iowa township. was entered for pro-
bate In the district court Thursday
afternoon. H P. Nyce, OF Liscomb.
was appointed by the court as admin
istrator Of the personal property 81
the decedent, upon request OF the
heirs. Mrs. Hulda Arney. widow OF Mr.
Arney. will act as Administrative of the
real property. In his will Mr.. Arnsy
named his son, Albert Arney. OF
Sykeston, N. D., as administrator, but
as the latter is not resident OF tho
state he thought 1t best not to serve.
Hawland china sale at Sinclair's
Saturday. Buy your supplies.
Few persons know what hypnotism
really lie and what its capabilities are.
We are to have the high priest Of
hypnotists in this city In the person OF
Herbert L. Flint. man who has de-
voted his life to this problem. Mr..
Flint not only gives exhibitions Of hya
notism, completely controlling the will
of his subjects but before each en-
tertainment he gives short discourse
showing that the whole phenomena IS
based upon natural law. Every one
attending Mr. Flint's entertainments
will know not only what hypnotism is.
but what hypnotism does. Mr.. Flint will
open q three nights engagement at
the Odeon Monday evening. Prices
10, 90. 80 and so cents. A lady free with
every 80 cent ticket.
Haviland china sale at Sinclair's
Saturday. Buy your supplies.
Members of the heterogeneous Club
and a few guests enjoyed a most de-
lightful afternoon Thursday at the
home OF Mrs. James Cammack. who.
with Mrs. s. r. Knisely, acted AS hos
six courses, was served in very vowel
manner, the entire menu consisting OF
uncooked foods. Mrs. Knisely presided