Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-29

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pr. Bryant physician ana surgeon.
DR. W. II Choate, dentist. Once over
then Fair. Both phones.
9 The condition OF Mrs. viii Miller Ii
critical, little hopes being entertained
for her recovery.
Piano contest for: week ending Sept.
g: MaCcabees, Sc. 031; Y. NJ. G. A.. 49,
sSs. Bring in your votes.
s. We Will furnish city scale certli-
cafe with each load OF coal IL you want
II. J. +. Irwin Lumber Company.
The Ladies Guild of st. Paul's church
Will hold their regular monthly meeting
with Mrs. u G. Abbot Monday after
noon at $3.50. The regular tea will be
emls 1seE IS
!. !. Jake Johnson went to Oskalocsa Fri
day evening. where he has accepted q
position In the Office OF Superintendent
Cow. Huntington. Of the Central, taxi
Ing the position OF Ed Wood, who re-
turns to this city:
Mr.. George L. Marsh, who has been
enjoying q months vacation in the city
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs Theo-
dore r. Marsh left this morning for
Chicago. where he will resume his work
in the Chicago University.
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II the veteran voters for Fremont will
make themselves known to those in
charge 1t is probable they will be given
front seats and the places OF honor at
the Waterloo meeting. is the suggestion
q republican Of thisc city makes. !,
Mrs. T.! p. Marsh spent the day in
4. Tomlinson, at the w. H. C. Wood
injured by a fall a week ago. is improve
Ing nicely. and no serious results are
Professor b. S Barborka's orchestra,
assisted by home talent, will give a
concert at the Congregational church
Monday evening, Oct. 4. Doughnuts
and coffee will be served at the close
without extra charge Tickets, 25 cents.
Tor sale at b. A. Morgans and Banna-
tyne & Lays.
Misses Marie Henderson and Rena
and kittie Johnson were in Gilman
Friday evening in attendance at a
dancing party, They We're accompanied
by Miss Henderson's friend, Miss Hat
tie Hunt, of Hampton, who returned
here and left this morning for Dies
Moines. where she accepts position
in the Younker Bros. store.
i have just received another large In.
voice OF fancy briar and meerschaum
pipes. 1t is well-known fact that l
carry the largest stock of fancy
mounted ard unmoun,ed pipes and
smokers articles to be found in the city.
Special sale prices during the next ten
days. Ten per cent off the selling price
on any pipe in the house. LaShelle
Cigar Store.
Rev. j.. H. Nibiock went to Albion
Friday evening, where this morning he
OBLIGATED at the funeral of the late
Richard Anderson, which was held at
40 O'Clock from the deceased's home.
northeast OF Albion. Rev. Niblock will
remain in Albion over Sunday as the
guest Of his son. DR.. George Niblock,
and Will fill che pulpit of the Presbyte-
rian church both morning and evening.
l.. owings, an old soldier who has
been in the national nome at Dayton,
o., but who came here to seek admis-
sion TO the Iowa home. became intoxi-
Gated Friday afternoon and upon being
aggravated by a lot of school boys at
In II,
street, whipped a knife from his pocket
and made after his tormentors With
blood in his eye. He was placed under
ARREST by Officer Hanson and before
Mayor Pierce this morning paid the
costs. B. O'Donnell, OF Colo and
George Williams, a stranger, arrested
by officer Clark were committed To
jail for six days for intoxication. as
was also T. Delaney. OF State Center.
arrested by Officer Clark. r. McGiven
arrested by Officer Hanson, was as
sessed the costs.
The entertainments which the Junior
! II. Y. p. u. gives under the direction OF
its leader, Miss Alice Lincoln. have be-
come justly noted for their excellence
| OF them all, however. there has never
been more enjoyable one than thai
given Friday evening in the basement
lfof the church. 1t was an elaborate at.
flair and showed much hard work II
preparing for 1t. 1t was a Jewish en-.
Htertainment. and during the evening {
comprehensive history of the Hebrew
people was given. The Invocation wal
1.-The sixty-seventh Psalm. recited ii
concert with the Lords Prayer as re
1 snonse The recitatfOns We're histOrf,
zones concerning the chosen people o
lGod and the songs were those which
they sing. One especially beautiful wa
a chant..'I was glad when they salt
unto me-" Tableaux had been arranged
which We're very pretty. 1t was the oc
casion OF the classes graduating and Ii
1.-THE classes there were about fifty mem
v bers. A social hour was spent and re
tfreshments We're served after the pro
Il gram.
uDAINTY F0oD'
Turns Pale Checks to Pink.