Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-20
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Fine watch repairing at Paley'a

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| Fresh buttermllk, phones $40 and 342
Take your laundry to Flitton. 1t will
suit you.
| Cobs for sale. Glucose Sugar Refining
| company.
| Fancy and plain black grenadines a
the Hawkeye.
New silks for waists in new shades
the prettiest things you ever saw, JUS
received at Newcomers.
Liberal reward for the return of m!
pug dog "Perk' or information leading
to his return. V. r. Lebig.
The McNeely- Shea suit occupied the
entire day in the district court, the evi.
dence being somewhat lengthy.
Joseph Garland, of What Cheer, spent
Sunday in the city, called on account OF
the illness of his father, Veteran Moses
Garland, of the Soldiers. Home Mr.
Garland's son-in- law. William Hale, OF
Baldwin. Jackson county. also spent
Sunday in the city.
Saturday evenings Oskaloosa Herald
contains half tone ILLNESSES of Mrs. Eva
Mccoy and Mrs. Hattie Cooper West
lake, both of this city, who are among
those prominent in the Iowa State Spir-
l.ualsts' Association, which is holding
its annual convention there. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. C. Holsclaw, of this city, are
also in attendance at the meeting.
Saturday evenings Fort Dodge Mes
n
in the city that all the evidence in the
suit of Miss Pickett VS.. the Sioux City
&. Pacific railroad will have been sub
piitted by this evening or by Monday,
and it is expected that the case will go
20 the jury CSme time on Tuesday. The
result az the case is awaited here with
great interest
Mr. w. " Couchman and sons. Ven
ing and Carl, left this morning for
Minneapolis. where they Will remain
for few days visit with Mr.. Couch
mans parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Couchman. Mrs Couchman continues
to improve from her recent attack of
malarial fever. but it is possible she
may not be able to leave for Hamburg
at the time Mr.. Couchman finds 1t nee
essary to start. If so Mr. Couchman
will sail for Germany with his sons and
Mrs. Couchman Will follow him later.
At the Odeon next Wednesday eve
ming will occur the first presentation in
.Papa's Baby" This melange of niirth
and melody has proven to be one of the
big farcical successes of the season
The cast is one of the strongest ever put
together for q production of this char
acter, both in acting ability and musical
talent Watson, Hutchings and Ed
wards, trio of comedians who rank at
the head of the profession, are featured
in the chief roles, and are said to have
been provided with parts which admir-
ably fit their talents.
At the home of Mrs. A. d. Fanton, of
Gilman, on Sunday, a large family
dinner was enjoyed by a large number
Of relatives residing in this city and
Those present We're Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mooney, daughters. Misses
Georgia. Kate, Mamie and Frances,
son, Mr.. James Mooney; Mrs. Nellie
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Daugherty.
Misses May and Fay Stone. all of this
city; Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Breckenridge
md son. Ray, of Taylor township; Mr.
md Mrs. James Mooney, of Timber
Creek township; Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Canton and son. Lisle, of Newton.
Miss Ida Lavender, of Grinnell; Mr..
Thomas Mooney and Mrs. Elma Fam
on Sievers, of Gilman. and Mr.. and
Mrs. X. M. Bancroft, of Chicago.
Miss Caroline Beeson was hostess Sat-
Irday evening to a few of her high
school classmates and friends at her
acme. 524 North First street. The ear
Ter part of the evening was spent on the
iver skating, after which a taffy pull
vas enjoyed at the Beeson home. A
guessing contest, that was participated
n later, resulted in Miss May Beeson
ginning the first honors and Mr..
Merritt Greene, Jr., the consolation Re-
reshments were served during the even
ng by Miss Martha j. Beeson and Miss
ella Chatterton Mccullough Miss Bee
.on's guests were Misses Lora Carney,
Bertha Horton. Flora Evans and May
3eeson, and Messrs. Ed Andrews, John
Woodbury., Merritt Greene, Jr., Frank
and Frank Fletcher.
Mems heavy fleeced underwear at 3S
,ents garment. The Fair.
There are comparatively few plays to-
lay that possess the fascination Of Lew
$ Morrison's version of Goethe's
Faust" which appears at the Odeon
his evening. Among scholars and lit |
erateurs of all countries it is conceded
hat Goethe is not only the greatest
,oet of Germany. he is one of the great
st poets OF all ages. He is so great |
hat after lapse of nearly 100 years
'ince Faust was given to the world I
scholars are unable to form a correct |
list of Homer. Dante and Shakespeare.
4ewis Morrisons version of Faust" adj
eres to the beauty and symmetry of |
ioethe's lines as strictly as the most
rdent admirer of Goethe could wish /
70 this fact and to the superb scenery,
ostumes and electrical effects, which /
re all new this season. much OF the
uccess of Morrisons Faust" is due.
BY special arrangement for this date
My. and for the first time, the prices
or Morrisons production OF Faust"
viii be 25 So and so cents.
Special values in table linens at the
Iawkeye.
THIsTLEs AND DANDRUFF.
m interesting Parallel and Valuable
Deduction Therefrom.
Cutting down thistles no more re-
ewes the land of thistles than does