Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-29
Or. Bay, Woodbury. block.

Dr. Bay, Woodbury block.
Christmas rings at Henberg's.
Or. sanss, surgeon and phystciaa
New sheet music 25 cents. Harlan.
Go to sundelrs Cafe for the best
meals.
Mrs. A. c. Fry, NJ D., Obstetrics.
diseases OF women and children.
St. Mary's church fair in Forney's
hall tonight and every night this week.
We have a nice line of stylish jackets.
ind will meet any price quoted. Lee y
Benedict.
incidentally be thankful that He'll
berg is here to sell you good jewelry for
Christmas presents.
We have some lath we want to close
out at s1.5o thousand. j. F. Irwin
Lumber Company.
Why buy poor hemlock lumber when
we will sell you good pine lumber at the
same prices? j. F.. Irwin Lumber Com
Pany.
Mrs. G. Yeager and Miss Anna Burk
We're in Montour today to attend the flu
neral of the formers brothers law, the
ilate j. w. Hill, who was killed Tuesday
afternoon by q Northwestern freight at
| Montour.
In the great foot ball game today be-
tween Chicago and Michigan. at Chica-g
| go, Mr.. Frank Horton.son of Command
ant and Mrs. C. G. Horton, of the Sol
diers' Home, will be among the uphold
lsers of the naroons. Mir. Horton plays
right end, one of the important positions
on the eleven. and is just able to be in
| the game again after number Of in
juries.
Forney's Hall, which has been en-
gagged by the members of Company II,
| Forty-ninth Iowa, since the reorganiza-
ton of the company, as an armory, was
vacated Wednesday afternoon and all
1.-THE company property moved to the old
Swedish church property on East State
street, which has been rented for ar
mory purposes. The Forty Iowa
band will also use the armory for prac-
l.tice and arrangements are being made.
ter months.
A pleasant society affair was the large
PERCEPTION given Wednesday afternoon
by Mrs. T. Binford and Mrs. j. W..
Rhoades, at the home of the former, No.
Ito North Second avenue. Two hundred
and fifty invitations were issued and but
few of the ladies so honored failed to
call some time during the afternoon.
| The decorations OF the house were the
| luxuriant American beauties and smi-
1 lax. The hostesses were assisted in the
parlors by Mesdames N. A. Carmean,
| w. f. Smelling, NJ. NJ. BATHS and C. ].
Hoyt. The two-course luncheon was
served in the flower frightened dining
room.
Judge Burnham. before adjourning
court Thursday evening until Friday,
fixed the time for the passing of SEN
tence on the convicted prisoners at ]: 80
4 Friday afternoon, when Judgment will
be pronounced against John Gray. con-
victed of manslaugfter: John Lamar.
convicted of adultery; Lee Wood. con-
victed Of rape. and Burt Morgan, the
4 young man who violated his parole af-
ter pleading guilty and being released
from charge Of larceny. At the con-
4 sclusion of the evidence and arguments
of the s-Northwestern case the
i Judge excused the jury until Friday
4 morning. when it will commence lis de-
i liberations.
/ Two Of the members Of the Literary
5EClan are to leave the ranks of the little
Il club which has met for so long and en-
3joyed so many pleasant evenings. Miss
4 .Libbie Hall, who is to be married SAT-
I2urday evening In Milwaukee. was UNI
u able to be IN the city for the party of
"Wednesday evening, which was sur
5 prise for Miss Lulu Huffaker. That was
the one drawback TO the pleasure OF the
Y gathering. The affair was perfect sur
81 prise. for when the honored guest en-
tered her home at 6 o'clock. she found ii
q in the hands of her friends, who had
z brought an elegant Thanksg giving sup
& lper with them. 1t was served in picnic
y fashion and after the guests had eater
!. as much as was possible they spent a
i happy evening reading and chatting
! separating with well wishes for thu
. members who We're to be with them a.
: active members no more.
= Word reached the city Tuesday thal
{ Cha plain o. II. L. Mason, of the Forty,
1 ninth Iowa, until recently pastor of tn,
Y. iCongragational church at Green Noun
! tain. who Went 10 Cambridge, Mass.
q 10 take post graduate work in pliloso
2 ply in Harvard University, was il
quite poor health and contemplated re
! turning to the west. 1T was also statet
that the chaplain would take charge 0
i the Eldora church, which he had iwic
i refused. The Esidpra Congregational
= lists have been very anxious 10 secur
: Rev. Masons services and since h
= went east offered him the use of tn
d parsonage and gave him the privileg
e Of preaching when he SO desired. or il
q 4 suited him better he might rest unit
n spring before taking UP hts duties Wit
Ie the church. This morning, however
y Rev c. p. Boardman received a per
It sonal letter from Rev Mason. Stain
L that he had decided to remain at Cam
It bridge.
IT. Some of Conductor Mel" Williams
4. friends on the Central are laughing u
l. their sleeves over a joke played on tn
S good hearted and jolly puncher of tick
g cts while on the eastern division a FEY
IF days ago. Conductor Williams,
> seems, is very fond OF squirrel. but rah
j. bit-Well, he can't go that, and say
I, that he would as soon eat kitten. Know
ing his dislike for the cotton tail. but tn
extreme pleas he manifested over
'e dish of squirrel, a cook on the dining ca