Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-16
Eyes tested free at Hellberg,,.
Or. Nichols. over 10 East Main.
Or. Mignell. surgeon and physician
DR.. Billiard, osteoparh, % East Main

Go to the Paragon" for oysters in
bulk or cooked in any style.
H. e. Simkins, undertaking exclusive
ly. Second door west of postoffice.
Your laundry will be called for an,
returned If YOU will telephone Fntton
Mr.. and Mrs. Con jacobson. of 4o7
North Third avenue. are parents of a
son, born to them Friday night
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Curtis, of Lis
Noble, spent the day in the city az the
guests of MIR. ard Mrs. A. Janney.
A serious operation was performed
last Thursday on H. G. Hixson, of Os.
mond. Neb.. by DR. Wood, the eye, eal
and catarrh specialist.
Mrs. f. r. Lay and daughter Clamo-
wei arrived home Friday evening from
st. Paul. where they have been visiting
for the past ten days with the former S
sister. Mrs. L. A. cammack.
A Secret Warrant is the play in which
Robert Mantell made such a hit several
seasons ago. Mr.. Willis Granger is
playing the leading role this season, and
comes 10 the Odeon Monday evening
Mr.. Harry Gerst went to Ames this
morning. where he will witness the foot
ball game between the Iowa State Col
lege and Drake University this after
noon. He will remain for an over Sun
day visit with his college friends.
For sale at S4o an acre, the best
farm in this county at the price. for
stock and grain. Terms easy. New
buildings, deep well. near markets.
About half level and the rest rolling.
If not sold soon will be for rent. De-
lano L. Smith, court house.
Claim Agent Marquis Barr, of the
Iowa Central, was in the city Friday.
being on his way home from Dillon,
where Friday afternoon he purchased a
small strip of land, for additional sta
ton ground, of James Wignall and wife,
of Dillon. The consideration was s45.
Mrs w. A. Size and nephew Master
Perry Bailey. arrived home Friday eve
ring from six weeks visit in LaPorte.
Hebron and other Indiana points. where
they have been visiting relatives. and in
H.. where they visited at
the home of Mrs. Sizes brother, Mr..
George w. Tower.
Mrs A. c. Whitney, OF Boston, Mass,
who has been visiting in this city for
about three weeks at the home of her
brother, DR.. f. S. Burroughs. returned
Friday evening from Allison, where she
has been for a few days stay. Mrs.
Whitney Will leave Tuesday for Red
ands Cal, where she will spend the
winter.
Mrs. B. A. Morgan arrived home Fri
lay evening from her three weeks visit
n st. Louis. Mo-, Monmouth and other
illinois points. Mrs Morgan was the
guest of Miss Mamma Horne in ST Louis,
and of Mr. and Mrs. John w. Sipher at
She also visited with sis
ter 1t Biggsville and in Galesbuarg with
Miss Maude Mcintosh.
Miss Mabel 5Clapper. stenographer in
he employ of the Marshalitown Grocery
Company. who has been i'll for q few
1aya with a severe nervous trouble.
caused, 1t is thought, by overwork, was
aiken to her home in Fairfield Friday
night by her sister Miss Maude, who is
Employed in the MISUNDERSTANDING
Company office as stenographer. Mise
,lapper will return to the city Sunday
A mission at the Swedish mission
church began this afternoon at the
,hurch building, corner of Seventh and
G yt-it - 90
o'clock. Another service will be held
his evening at $50. and the Sunday
meetings are arranged for a. M, 5 p.
n. and 7:30 p. m. Ministers from Des
Moines. Boone and Harcourt will be
present at the Sunday meetings and will
assist the pastor. Rev Otto strendin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis IT, Graft were host
md hostess Friday evening at their
home on West State street to the mem
,ers of the faculty Of the high school.
The evening was spent very informally,
me very pleasant feature being guess
ng contest IN which the names OF popu-
ar magazines we're substituted in blank
spaces in a little story, inscribed on the
,ack Of tiny yellow cards. cut in the
'hape of pumpkins. Miss Bessie Beaver
vas given the prize for the contest. The
of the evening was spent in
,ulling taffy, popping corn and eating
pples, telling stories and Halloween
aleS.
The pupils of Miss Mary Hail. who
losed her duties as teacher of the fifth
.rade in the Second ward school Friday
fternoon, surprised their teacher by in
-iting her to an Informal gathering OF
he student body at the home of Mr.. and
.frs. John Hughes, on North Fourth
treet. Friday evening. The evening
vas in the nature of farewell for Miss
Hall. who went to Des Moines this
morning to begin her work in the Gar
ED school Monday. Friday afternoon
he pupils presented Miss Hall with a |
old silver souvenir spoon. with the |
lords Second Ward, 1901 neatly en-
raved on the handle. A dozen and
af carnations were also presented the |
7acher by the pupils, and on the pre-
ious afternoon an apple shower" was
iven. Besides these little tokens of
heir love Miss Hall was made the re-
pient of many presents of various
orts by individual pupils.
Miss Helen Burnell was hostess this
fternoon at her home, corner of First
nd North streets, at baby party. Civ
I for her little cousin, Edward Arthur
cAfurray. of Newton, entertaining
w of the younger married women and
leir infants. The Burnell home was
rned over to the youngsters, who evil
nt1y aninyed the aftarnooo a G ,,,,,o, I, -
e grown folks themselves did. Lunch
IN was served during the afternoon,
I'd those of the guests not able to mas