Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-12

DR.. Phelps, opnln0mOloSlSt LA EaSl
Main.
Wanted, boy. Inquire at Paley's
iewelry store.
Table linen sale all the balance of this
week Lee & Benedict.
New belts and hand bags received
this morning. M. L. Andrews.
DIR. Jones is prince of platform
speakers.-The Journal, Minneapolis
April IL, 1902.
| The celebrated Val Blatz private
stock and export beers are for sale only
by Gust Bierman.
Nothing new but what can be found
st the up-to-date dry goods house OF
Netde Ingledue & Co.
For Rent, Furnished = Seven-room
house; all modern improvements. In
quire at 5o11a North Center
The Wimodaughsis Club will meet
with Mrs. ]. o. Monohon, lis North
Third street, Thursday afternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs f. u. WINERY, of Union
| were in the city Wednesday night in
attendance at the production of Foxy
| CUTLER
1.-THE Deemster" will be the attraction
| at the Odeon Saturday. A special mat
inee has been arranged for the ladies
and children.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth
odist church will be entertained Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. j. c. Chinn, LOT
East Church street
Claim Agent Marquis Barr, of the
Central, was in the city Tuesday af-
ternoon, being on his way to Eldora,
where he will remain for a brief stay
looking after business matters.
1.-THE Broadway Burlesquers' will be
the next attraction at the Odeon, COM
ing tomorrow evening. Two new bur-
lesques will be seen and the olio con-
tains several excellent vaudeville num-
bers.
Just received. a big lot of new shades
in the celebrated "Eskay" kid gloves.
This is absolutely the best glove on the
market at the price. For sale only by
us in this city. Nettie ngledue & Co.
the up-to- date dry goods house.
Agent H. A. Boughton, of the Iowa
Central at Sheffield, has been chosen to
succeed Mr.. S. II. Porter, promoted to
local agent, as chief clerk The trans
fer at Sheffield and this city will be
made as soon as possible, but the eX-
act date is not as yet known.
It takes enterprise to satisfy the
public in the fuel business and that
is what puts Weber at the head of the
list He has plenty of nice, dry wood
for fuel in four foot lengths and he
has all the best grades of coal. Weber
can fill any order and do it quickly.
Call or telephone at SOP South Center
street.
Members of Frank NJ. Thomas w. r.
c., No 8, spent the day with Senator
and Mrs. J. B. Classen, at Green
Mountain Mr.. and Mrs. Classen met
their guests with hay rack at the
station, and conveyed them to their
home, where the day was spent most
pleasantly Mrs. Classen and Mrs.
Charles Sellers will entertain this eve
ming, at the Classen home, the clerks
of the Lee 81 Benedict store.
Contractor J. F. Atkinson was com
PEELED at about noon Tuesday to tenn
porarily lay off eight of the brick lay
ers who have been working on the
Soldiers Home buildings. This action
was necessary owing to the delay in re-
ceiving the joist lumber that has long
since been overdue. The lumber was
received in the afternoon, however, AMI
work at once begun in putting 1T in
place. 1t is expected that by this
afternoon the entire force will return
to work.
A very fair audience greeted Rev.
William Pence James, of Brookfield.
Mo-, who was in the city Tuesday, and
who conducted services at ST. Pauls
church In the evening. While preach
ing to an entirely strange audience,
Rev. James delivered an impressive
sermon. This morning at s o'clock he
administered holy sacrament. The
vestrymen of the church will meet in
few days, after they have had an OPP
portunity to canvass the sentiment of
the church members, and will then de-
eide whether they will extend call to
Rev. James. While in the city he was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. w. Mars
ton. He left the city this morning for
st. Joseph, Mo.
Children's and Misses union suits
25 cents. M. F.> Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Benedict and
daughters, Lyra and Jennie, left this
morning for most delightful trip thru
the northwest, southwest and SOUTH
Their first stop will be at Winona,
Mimi, where they will visit Mr.. Bene-
diets sister, Mrs. Walter Shirk. After a
sisit in st. Paul and Minneapolis they
will leave for Spokane. Seattle and
Pomeroy, Wash, visiting at the latter
point Mr.. Mendenhall, Mrs. Benedicfs
Brother. They will then go to Pasadena,
Cal, for fortnights stay with Mr.. j.
Dodge, a step-brother of Mr.. Benedict,
and to Pasadena to visit Mr.. Benedict's
uncle, Mr.. William Benedict. An ex-
tended trip will be made turnout the
south in returning and in Kansas
points Mrs Benedict and daughters
will visit extensively with relatives. Mr..
Benedict will be home about March l,
and his wife and daughters about the
middle of May.
Ladies union suits SO cents at M. F.
Andrews.
Sheriff r. J. Shoemaker arrived home
Tuesday evening from his eastern trip
of ten days, taken for the purpose OF
delivering to the naval authorities at
Norfolk, Va, Ralph f. Sheldon, residing
l. 40 r,.r~ = ,n