Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-19
Dr. Janss. surgeon and physician.
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DR.. Sayre, 204 East Mair street.

DR.. Sayre, 2o4 East Mair street
DIR. Billiard, osteopath. IS East Main
DR.. Burkart, osteopath, 800 West
Main.
Window shades, room mouldlngs
plate rails, etc, at Simmons Bool
Store.
The paint that won't come off-Isil-
| lings Chaplin Dinges 81 Everest
dealers.
Paper hanging, painting, .,rnisE:ns
and finishing done by wo.kmen from
Simmons Book Store
/ make a speciality of the hardwood
flooring business and can make close
prices. A. A. Moore. phone s.
The Excelsior Aid Society of the Re-
bel1ahs, will hold fair and dance in
Odd Fellows hall April I, and 9.
An organ recital will be given at the
Congregational church. Friday March
%, by Mr.. Kenneth Runkle, of st. Paul,
MINI,
The funeral of John Callahan, Sold
iers' Home member, who died Friday,
was held this afternoon from st. Mary's
church.
1 We have some snaps In real estate
which you should investigate If In the
market for anything in that line. Will
lam Andrews Company.
| Ten dollars spent in the Billings
Chaplin Paint is worth $500 spent on
any other brand. Worth $500 to re-
member this. Dinges & Everest deal
| ers.
| Presiding Elder w. f. Pitner went to
Chelsea this morning to hold quarter
| ly conference. He will also hold con-
ferences in Tama and will preach there
on Sunday.
The Dodge & Bowman Company will
present an entire change of program
tonight. New moving pictures and
pleasing vaudeville acts. Prices 10. 20
and 80 cents.
The total registration. UP to Friday
night in the Sixth ward was 139. 1t
Is estimated that this is within thirty
or forty OF the total number Of voters
| in the precinct.
The dressy trousers for youths and
young men in smart. natty effects, just
the thing for early spring wear and at
prices that fit all pocketbooks. Hop
kins. the popular tailor.
Live within your income If you would
avoid having to live without it. Bill
lings-C Chaplin Paint will help you for
you get more money than anywhere
else Dinges & Everest dealers.
Mrs. II. J. Fletcher, president of the
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs,
was in Des Moines Friday. Mrs
Fletcher was guest of honor at dim
ner given Friday evening by Mrs. ]. G.
Berryhill.
AT last a rug that will lay to the
floor and give good satisfaction A fiber
rug with or without the wool warp In
all colors. sizes and patterns. d. C.
Wilbur also carries full line of the
new fiber mattings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Staat, who
were married in Chicago recently, ar
rived in the .city Friday and will re-
main for a short visit with Mr. Stats
uncle, Mr.. Anton Estel, 5l1 North Third
street Mr.. and Mrs. Staat have been;
In Des Moines with the latter's rela
tives, and before returning home will
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Will Staat IN
Grinnell and relatives in Lauren.
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Editor George H. Althouse, of the
Aclxley World, also half owner of the
Photograph of that place, was in the
city Friday evening, on his way home
from OskaloOsa, where he had been to
look after business matters. Mr.. Alt
house has had business deal of con-
siderable Importance on at Oslalosa for
some time, but has not yet completed
his negotiations. He is contemplating
the purchase of an interest in the Os-
kaloosa Evening Journal.
n. p Densel left this morning for
Lost Island, where he goes to join DIR.
w. b. kibbey and d. w. Norris, Jr..
for a stay of few weeks duck hunt
j. w. Arlington. of Webster City,
Joined Mr.. Densel EN- route,sand c. J.
Lander and c. H. Hull will leave for
Lost Island Monday. The gentlemen
who have been on the ground report
that so far there has been no shooting.
as the lake is still frozen over, but they
have been kept busy building the addi-
ton and making repairs on the club
house. 1t is expected that with one or
two more days of warm weather the
flight will begin.
Those who witnessed Nat Goodwin
in his production of "A Gilded Fool''
Thursday night will be interested in
knowing of the celebrated comedians
plans for the immediate future. Mr.
Goodwin will close his season on May
I, at New Haven, Conn. and on May
10, in company with his wife, Maxine
Elliott, now starring in Her Own Way.
will sail for Europe for a few weeks
visit at their beautiful home, Jack
wood on the Thames. On June / Mr.
and Mrs. Goodwin expect to start on
an automobile trip thru Europe, Mr.
Goodwin having recently purchased a
thirty-five horse power French machine
which is awaiting him in Paris. The
trip will last eight weeks, and upon
its conclusion Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin
will make their preparations to return
to this country, to get ready for open
ing the season with their respective
companies early in September
A Notre Dame adv