Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-09-24
Chamberlain, optometrist.
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DIR. Getz, surgeon and physician.
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Window glass cut to order. Charles
j. Lander.
Michigan peaches in baskets Olson
the grocer
DR.. Mairs' consultation free. Ofhcc
opposite postoflice.
If you have hay fever see DR.. Tucker,
he will do you good
Osteopathy the right way to health
See DR.. Bullard, % East Main street.
Table linens, napkins and crashes
90 per cent discount Monday. n. II
Lay.
We have plenty Of fruit jars and
can supply your wants. Olson, the
grocer.
| Sea Island 36-inch percales, worth
1919 cents. Our price for short time
cents. E. Il. Lay.
DIR. G. Is. Ackert. dentist crown
and bridge work. Examination free.
Office over postoffice.
Manager Frank Gaffney, of the Iowa
Telephone Company. was IN Des
Moines on business Friday.
Junk" book to stagger sorrow.
Illustrated and instigated by the au-
thor. AT Liebig's. 1903 West Main.
For Realistically modern eight
room house, four blocks from court
house; fine location. Inquire Or
Hynds.
| have the finest sevenroom modern
cottage for rent, on paved street IN
north part of city. Inquire of M. q.
Doolittle.
4 Paper. contained in dry goods box
in the private alley back of the r. Il.
Lay store, caught fire shortly after 8
o'clock this afternoon. An alarm from
box 1872 called out the entire depart
ment. Do damage resulted.
1 The regular meeting of Der Deut-
sche Unterhaltungs Kreis was post
poned from Friday afternoon on ac-
count of the Kellogg reception. 1t was
held this afternoon instead at the
home of Mrs. Charles Click.
Mrs. M. p Matson, 90i West Neva
da, assisted by her sister, Mrs. Hans
Peterson, entertained the Ladies' Aid
meeting, Friday afternoon Tea was
served at o'clock at the Matson home
where the meeting was held.
Mrs III. ]. Howe and Mrs. Maud
BATHS will entertain for Miss Ruth
BATHS this evening at the Howe home
the Bow Knot Club. an organization
of ten girls, and the latters' gentlemen
friends Games and music Will furnish
the evenings entertainment.
Travelling Auditor III. Bennion, of the
Iowa Central. was in the city Friday
afternoon, returning to Grinnell In the
evening. Mr. Bennion has been, con-
fined to his room at the New Monroe
for several days, suffering an attack
of inflammatory rheumatism.
DR.. w. F. David and daughter. Miss
Leila left Friday night for Winheld,
H., where they will spend Sunday with
Mrs David, who is in a rest cure sans
itarium for treatment Mrs. David Is
improving, but very slowly. Miss
David will leave Chicago Monday for
Wellesley, Mass, where she will enter
Wellesley.
Presiding Elder i. B. Utt, of the
United Evangelical church, will arrive
in the city today, and will hold quar-
terly conference at the south side
Evangelical church. He will preach Ii,
the church this evening and Sunday
morning, and will conduct the Sunday
evening service In the East State
street church.
Mrs. S. G. Mason, formerly Of this
Ir1a vh
now employed as eight grade teacher
in the Reinbeck schools, arrived In
the city Friday evening, and will re-
main over Sunday as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Il. r. Jones. Mr.. Mason, who
is one the road for Fort Dodge
stoneware company, Joined his wife
here Friday night. as did also Miss
Mildred Mason who is teaching al
Green Mountain.
Justice of the Peace J. r. MeelSins
of Lsconb, Marshal George Berry
Mrs. l.. Fl. Smith and daughter zoe
Mrs. John Gould, Miss Minnie Helffnef
and HI. A. Biersborn, all of Liscom5
were In the city Friday in attendance
at court, having been subpoenaed as
witnesses in the case of the state VS.
Chris Schuman, an appeal from justice
Burritt's court. Mrs. Schuman the
complaining witness in the assault and
battery case is daughter of Marshal
Berry.
George v. Watson, of Chicago, arriv-
ed In the city Friday evening from
Peoria, and will remain for visit OF
a week as the guest of MI. e. G. VIII
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Moore. MI
Watson, who was connected with the
late c. G.. Gilman for so many years
acting as superintendent Of number
of Mr.. Gilman's large contracting en-
terprises, is now in the employ OF D. )
Duffy, Lockport, ILL.,, contractor, who
has had two miles of Chicago drainage
canal as one of his contracts this sea-
son. Mr.. Watson has been in charge OF
Mr.. Duffy's office. Last season Mr.
Watson was in the employ Of the
Walsh Construction Company, Of
Davenport.
Mrs. c. G.. Gilman, who has been ir
the city for few days visit as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Dunn. re-
turned to Eldora where she has beer
for few weeks visit with her sister
Mrs Ezra Nuckolls. Mrs. Gilman has
been at her sisters home since hel
return from California, where she has
, been for about g, year. While en- route
, home, Mrs Gilman stopped at Old Mis-.
sion, WASH where she visited her son
Mr.. Walter r. Gilman, who is interest.
ed in saw mill business at tina