Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-04
The CITY In BRIEF

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pany's "ad.''
Go to the Paragon restaurant for fine
confectionery.
Tomorrow. sillsolines CENTS. Ban
natyne & Lay.
"A Kidnapped Millionaire" tale of
Wall street, at Liebig's.
Another shipment of beaut full china
just in at Simmons Book Store.
Ward and Vokes will present their
new edition of The Head Walters at
the Odeon Thursday evening.
Mrs. Padleford has Just rec eived an
other fine assortment of gold fish. Call
at Goods store and see them
James Riley. arrested by Officer Han
son for intoxication, was before Mayor
Jones this morning and paid the costs.
The Busy Bee Circle of the L. o. 7.
NJ will meet with Mrs. G. f, Schmidt,
116 North Second street, Wednesday
afternoon.
Now is a good time to have pictures
framed that are intended for holiday
gifts. We have the largest stock OF
mouldings in town. Simn ons' Book
Store.
The Women's Club will meet on
Wednesday afternoon at the club
rooms. The program VIII bt. under the
ausp pieces of the history department, OF
which Mrs. Mary l.. Bradford is chair
man.
Eleven colored cooks, of Chicago,
passed thru the city Monday evening
on the Portland special, en- route to
route to San Francisco, where they
have been secured for service on South
ern Pacific dining cars
Cedar Falls Gazette: #. A Holmes
for five years travelling representative
for the Rhoades -Carmean Company OF
Marshalltown. has accepted similar
position with the Velie Carriage Conn
pany, of Moline, H., with headquarters
in this city.
Mr. George Tingiey, of the auditing
department of the Iowa Ger trail, was in
the city today between trains, being on
his way to Newburg. Travelling Audi
tor H. Bennion is at present taking a.
place during his absence.
Mrs. J. W. Coleman. of 5i2 West Ne
vada street, left Monday evening for
Queen City. Mo-, where she will remain
for few days with her aged father S.
yittetoe, who is in very fe eble health
and is not expected to survive long.
Mr.. vittetoe is Sd years of age.
II you want the best kerosene oil
made In the world for your lamps bug
of your grocer, but ask for the Mar
shall compar.y's oil, whicll is Pennsyl-
vania oil, the worlds best. Our oils are
not sold by peddlers out of tank wae-
ons. We sell to the grocery trade only.
Try 1t.
w D, Conklin, accomp anied by his
brother, E. r. Conilin, latter of West.
moreiand, K;as., arrived home Monday
evening from Prairieburg, Linn county,
where he was called a few days ago by
the death eff his brother, Chauncey
ConlSlin. Mr.. E. T. Conklin left this
morning for his home
Miss Marie Barker, of Springdale,
and Miss Miriam Pyle, CT Iowa Falls,
both students at Penn College, Oska-
loosa. We're in the city Monday as the
] guests of Miss Nina Perlberton, being
/ on their way home from Sioux City,
where they have been in attendance at
| the annual convention of the Y. w
/ G. A.
Mr.. J. l.. Harbour, of the Youths
| Companion, lectures at the NJ. e.
/ church next Tuesday evening-the sec
ond number of the r. r. Y. M. C. A.
course. Something over fifty good seats
for the four numbers at the church re-
main on sale. Telephone the associa-
| ton and a committeeman will call on
you with tickets and plat.
Mrs. f. u. Bauder, formerly of this
city but more recently Of Grinnell, ar
rived Monday evening and will remain
for brief visit with her husband, an
Iowa Central brakeman running our. OF
1 this city OIL the north end locals Mr..
and Mrs. Bauder will return to This
Ecity to make their home. Mr.. Bauder
has just returned from six weeks yis-
/ it with Chicago friends.
The degree team of Beeson Camr
| No. 3S5. Modern Woodnlen of America
/ rendered reception ana dancing party
/ Monday evening to those who had as
sisted them in putting on their play
THE Modern Woodnan," recently
About fifty attended aad after an in
| formal reception the evening was spent
1 in dancing. After the program oil
dances was concluded sll sat down to q
banquet given in honor of the guests.
/ MANY people conSign to the rag BAG
each year wearing apparel that could
be worn much longer if they would take
4 the trouble to have tt EN- cleaned re-
paired ard pressed. Flitton & Ogan
proprietors of the dye works at "a West
/ Church street. are prepared to make
your old clothes like new. So If you
are economical you VIII take your ole
suits, your gloves, fancy shirt waists
and other wearing apr arel to them ano
have them put in proper condition. The
daintiest fabrics may be cleaned Sc they
will look like new.
The employees of the Iowa Central
shops and round hous have organized
a foot ball team and ere daily practic-
| ing for game that they hope to be
i able to arrange for Thanksgiving day
| Messrs. John Reynolds and John Mac
Ileay have the matter III charge and con-
siderable interest in the team has been
aroused among the men of the shops
/ 1t is thought that ,same may he ar
ranged with the employees of the ILL
nois Central shops a Waterloo fol-
lThanksgiving day, but as yet the plans
/ are not definitely deciled upon. III DOS