Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-02
DR.. Billiard, osteopath. % e. Main


day evening from ColfaN, where he
| has been for a two weeks stay.
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| Dr. Cora Williams, diseases of wom-
IN and obstetrics. Office over Fidelity
bank. Hours 1912 a. M. Ia p. m.
"klondike" is the name of our in
| The $50 egg size costs $3.50. See
| Schmidt
| Don't forget to get Your seats for the
| Ridgew;ty entertainment at Pappes
Tuesday and Wednesday, Prices, so
| and 15 cents.
The McCarten Plumbing Go. will re-
pair Your plumbing quickly ana
promptly. and repair it right. Have
| it done now.
The Ladies Cemetery Aid society
will meet with Mrs. G. H. Shaw and
| Mrs H. Hansen Thursday afternoon at
| the Shaw home.
Now is the time to get pictures
| framed Prompt service and largest
stock of moudings to select from, at
simmons Book Store.
| Roger stead, d county DifdSe
! ploye. living at 400 South First avenue,
| slipped and fell Saturday evening. sus-
| tanning a fracture of two fingers Of his
/ left hand.
| The regular meeting of the Organ
| lied Charities association will be held
at 2:3O TUESDAY afternoon at the home
f! of Rev. William Pence James, II North
| Fifth avenue.
| Jones orchestra dance at Odd Fell
| lows hall TUESDAY evening. March 3rd.
! Full orchestra. Last dance before
| Lent Evening tickets 80 cents. Adj
mission 10 cents. Hot coffee and
| lunch.
Assistant State Veterinarian r. j.
Ne.man has received an appointment
from the United States department of
agriculture for the examination of
Canada.
1.-The New Home is the name of our
line of sewing machines. Five differ
ent styles and prices, always on hand.
For SIT we will ship our drop head
Ruby TO any town in Iowa, freight paid
See Schmidt.
Notice-On March I'd will move
my barber shop and barber supplies to
No. Is South First street my former
location, where l hope to meet my pres
ent patrons and many new ones. Z.
+. Schoenhut
Professor w. c. Wilcox. OF the state
university will address the Searchlight
club Tuesday evening. on the Present
Situation in the Far East" and will
discuss the japanese situation with
relation to the United States.
Mrs. NJ. u. Chesire, 500 West Church
street, entertained dozen lady fri DIS
Saturday afternoon, at kensins Ion
complimentary to her sister, Miss Clara
Nelson, of Chicago A very enjoyable
afternoon was spent. and the hostess
served a three course lunch.
For Sale-Modern home. 9 rooms.
| Fourth ward. Every convenience.
| Latest improvements. hard wood floors
! large basement, cistern. barn. A splen-
did property and will be sold at sac
ritce if taken before April lst. VIII
show property at any time. Bell &
HILL
Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Glidden and fam
lily were in Ames Sunday, where they
We're called on account of the death of
Mr. Glidden's mother, Mrs Olive Gid
den. Mrs Glidden has made her home
i'll this city a part of the time with her
son, and at the time of her death was
| with another son at Ames.
Mr.. Lawrence Woodward of Mariet-
ia, arrived home Sunday afternoon
! from a weeks visit in Nebraska and
Kansas. MIR. Woodward went to SUI
perior. Neb., week ago, upon receipt
of news announcing the death of his
aunt, Mrs David Better. From there
he went to Delphos, kas., to visit his
uncle, J. c. Woodward
| J. H. Oberle. general salesman for
the Defiance Tick Mitten Company of
Toledo. o.. left Sunday evening for St.
Louis, Mo-, where he will be in at
\ tendance at the annual convention OF
| the Retailers Commercial union Of
Iowa. Illinois, Missouri. Kansas and
Nebraska. The meeting begins tomor-
row and lasts turnout the Sth.
Harry Hotehkiss, formerly of this
| city. who has been in business in
Webster City. and who has been here
| for few days. will leave Wednesday
to Join Mrs Hotchkiss in Denver. Mr..
Hotchkiss has disposed of his business,
and will move the household effects to
Denver. where the family will live. Mrs.
Hotchkiss' condition shows improve
rnent She is suffering with pulmonary
| tuberculosis.
| Miss Belle Classen. daughter of exs
Senator J. B. ClasSen, of Vienna town
4 ship has returned to Cedar Falls. after
a vacation visit spent with her par
| ents Mrs. Classen. who accompanied
her daughter to Cedar Falls to attend
| the ladies' gymnasium exhibition, re-
turned home Sunday evening, accom-
panied by Mrs. Charles Sellers, for
merly of Green Mountain. who will
remain at the Classen home for a short
visit.
Word received in the city today from
Reinbeck is to the effect that Mrs. Ar
| thur Fields is not expected to live.
Mrs. Fields was stricken with eclamp-
! STA and its attendant commissions
about ten days ago. An operation was
| performed in the hope of saving her
| life and her condition showed some
| Improvement Recently she has grown
worse, and since Friday she has been
| in a comatose condition. Mrs. Fields
was formerly Miss Ollie Gallagher, of