Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-10

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Eyes scientifically fitted at Paley's.
DR.. Billiard. osteopath. % East Main.
Drs. Fry. Homeopathic physicians.
Don't forget the band fair tonight at
Finkle's hail.
Your laundry work will be done right
IL you take 1t to Flitton.
Baked chicken and plum sherhet at
Breckel's dining hall for supper tomor-
row evening.
Tonight the funny farce "a Runaway
Match Full of complications and
pleasing specialties.
The condition of w. l.. Merryman is
very serious today. and 1t is feared he
can not survive many days.
Funeral Director III. e. Simkins was
called to LeGrand Sunday night by the
death of Mrs. C. w. Kellogg.
Our auction sale will continue from
day to day, afternoon and evening, until
the stock is sold. F'arrand Il Clifford.
General Traffic Manager j. n. Title
noon, via Chicago. for Peoria. where
he will remain for few days stay on
company business.
DIR. w. j. Ward, of Gilman, was in
the city today on business
At the caucus of Liscomb township
Saturday night Mr.. c. c. Church was
chosen committeeman. to succeed Mr.
Gould. who resigned because of removal
from the township.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown celebrated
Sunday her eighty first anniversary
at a family party given at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. w. L. Nicholson,
Mrs. Brown has eight children living,
also thirty-two grandchildren and nine
great grandchildren.
Several members of the Court of
Honor gave surprise to Miss Cora
Reed Saturday evening at the T.. j.
Reed home. in honor of the approach
ing marriage of Miss Reed. The bride
elect was presented with a rocking
chair by the members of the court. Miss
Reed having been identified with the
order since it's organization here.
A party of students from the Dudley
Business College participated in bob
ride Saturday night. Among the eXcit-
ing incidents was the overturning of
the sled while out in the country. and
the party invaded a neighboring farm
house to get warm. The participants
were Misses Jeanette Durelle, Ida Solo
mon, Fannie Shaw, Maude Mettlen,
Sinsian Baker and Kate Pepper;
Messrs. Frank Loss, Sam Solomon.
Frank Strubb, Elgin Perry and Roy
Tabasinsky.
David Harum." which will be pre-
scented here Wednesday evening, is
probably the most successful comedy
that Charles Frohman has ever pro-
duced. There is hardly a bright line
or an incident of any value in the nov
ell that has not found it's way into the
comedy All of Harums quaint
speeches are there and the piece is
thought to be in line to be even more
popular than is the novel. The produc-
ton here is announced by Mr.. Frohman
as an exact counterpart of the New
York production. Seats go on sale at
10 a. m. tomorrow.
Mrs p S. Balch entertained In the
of fifty young people Sat
urday evening in honor of her dough
ter Katherine and son john a guess
ing contest was feature of the eve
ning's entertainment, Misses Edna
Sears. Marion Forney. Gladys Tallett,
Carolyn Besson and Elsa Stern tieing
for the ladies' prize, with Miss rallet
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lemen's prize went to Mr.. Jack Lam
der. after tie was decided between
Ed Andrews. Luther McCon-
nell and Russell Sieg. The hostess was
assisted in entertaining here guests by
Misses Marion and Bessie w. Parker,
and in serving by the Misses Parker
and Mrs. John w. Balch. of ST. Johns
bury, VT, Miss Bessie Parker furnish
ed the evenings music for the dancing.
which was enjoyed after luncheon. The
guests were Misses Jane and Lyra Ben
edict, Lora Gerna and Gladys Carney,
Gladys Tallett Carrie and Adah Pow
ers, Ella Garvin. Louise Utz, Ida and
Marie Shove. Marion Forney. Lucille
Wilson, Elsa Stern. Erma Wallace, Hell
en- Abbott, Vera Sieg, Alice Manney.
Ruth Balch. May and Carolyn Beeson,
Bertha Horton and Edna Sears;
Frank Turner, George, Phin
and Harry Beasley. John Johnston
Willard, Albert and Walter Hull, Arson
Willard, Frank Fletcher. Walter john
son, Frank WINERY. John Woodbury..
Jack Lander Russell Sieg. Luther Nc
connell, Alonzo Ordway, Merritt
Greene, Jr., Ned Robbins, Ed Andrews
md Ed CroWl.