Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-17
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Dr. Janss. surgeon and physician
"The Son of Fiddler" at Liebigs.
The new style cloths for skirts at M.
f. Andrews.
See our new pictures just in. Sim
mons Book Store.
Have you tried Mayors White Pine
Cough Syrup? If not do so.
Come and see the new street hats
Sizers millinery store, West Main.
Clara A. Dwight. teacher of instru-
mental music, 104 East Court street.
The celebrated Val Blatz private
stock and export beers are for sale only
by Gust Bierman.
New and desirable coats arriving
daily at the big sale. Wilton & White
head.
Shetland floss, best quality, for I
cents a skein tomorrow. Lee & Bene-
dict.
We have just received some ladies'
black Monte Carlos in fine qualities M.
f. Andrews.
Just opened today, line of handsome
new mouldings. Please bring in your
pictures. Simmons Book Store.
See our cloaks before you buy. We
will positively save you money and sell
&c Co.
Those who purchase goods at
Paley's auction sale and do not find
them as represented, may have their
money back for the asking.
Twelve of the members of the Cath
olic Order of Foresters, Lehman Court
No. $50, were in Tama Sunday night,
where they installed a local lodge of
the order
Assistant General Freight Agent n.
f. Marsh, of the Central. arrived in the
city this morning from Chicago, and
spent the day here looking after BUSH
ness matters pertaining to his depart-
ment.
Bishop Theodore N. Morrison, of
Davenport. spent the day in this city
for the purpose of comforting with the
yestryrnen of st. Paul's church regard
ing the selection of a pastor to succeed
Rev. j. *. Black.
Mr.. George Howe and sister, Miss
Margaret Howe, the latter of Danvers,
Mass, went to Clinton this morning,
where, on Wednesday evening, at $3.50
o'clock, they will be present. at the mar
riage of Miss Grace Lee to Mr. Calvin
May, well-known young people of Gin
ton, and friends of their childhood.
Miss Howe will leave for Danvers after
the wedding.
The Northwestern Agents Associa-
ton No. /, composed of the agents of
the larger stations on the Iowa division
between Clinton and Boone, with
Agent B. F. Garvin, at his residence.
This was the regular monthly meeting
of the Association for the purpose OF
discussing matters of interest pertain
ing to the company's business. After
the meeting the visiting gentlemen
were entertained by Mr.. Garvin at
dinner.
The members Of the Marshalltown
High School Athletic Association wiz
give an oyster supper Friday evening
st the Odd Fellows hall for the heneI
fit of the association. which has been
put to considerable expense during the
foot ball season. The young ladies Of
the basket ball team will serve. The
business men of the city have been very
liberal in their donations and the boys;
expect to receive sufficient patronage
to allow them to close the season out
Of debt. Supper will be served for 2s
cents.
Presiding Elder J. B. Albrook, of the
Marshaltown district of the Methodist
church, was in the city this morning,
being on his way home to Mt. Vernon
from his over Sunday appointments
north. DR.. Albrook was in Written.
Steamboat Rock and Eldora for quar-
terly conferences Saturday. Sunday he
preached at Eldora, in the afternoon at
East Side, a new church located six
miles north of Written, on the Written
circuit, and in the evening at Written
The new East Side church will be ready
for dedication within the next three
weeks. q
Marshalltown friends of Right Rev
J. j. Keane, d. D.. archbishop of Du-
buque, will be pleased to learn of the
honor being conferred upon him this
week in Boston, where he has been in
vited by the Twentieth Century Club to
deliver two addresses. Archbishop
Keane will speak upon strikes, as they
are in regard to the public, and on edu-
cation. The Boston club is composed
of some of the foremost literary people
of the east, and as those who entertain
them are only considered the best
OF speakers, the honor TO the Dubuque
archbishop is noteworthy. Archbishop
keane has been in the east for the past
fortnight and week ago delivered &
sermon in the Church of the Sacred
Heart, Washington, that is spoken OF
very highly by the press of the national
capital.
Misses Lulu and Esther Clifford were
hostesses at birthday party Saturday
afternoon at their home on South Thirt
street The affair was in honor of Mis-.
Lulus 18th and Miss Esthers 18th an.
niversaries. The young ladies were
assisted in entertaining their guests by