Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-03


dar Rapids this afternoon, where they
will be present this evening at the
marriage of their friend. Miss Esther
Witwer, to Mr.. Van Dyke Fort, of Chi
cago.
DR. j. b. Crippen. of Mt Vernon. who
| is connected with the business man
agement of Cornell College, was in the
| city Saturday afternoon, being on his
way to Acl1ley. where he spent Sun
| DAY in the interests of the institution
he represents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Swearingen. until
recently of Mason City. spent Sunday
/ in the city as the guests of their cousin,
/ Miss Looloo Page. being on their way
to Burlington. where Mr.. Swearingen
4 has accepted the management of the
branch office of the National Biscuit
Company.
| The Chicago special on the North
western, due at this point at 1908 p. M,
| was run in two sections Saturday. a
special train being made up to run east
because of the belated Union Pacific
connection at Council Bluffs. The regu-
lar train didn't reach the city until g
| o clock Saturday evening.
The Blanche Walsh Janice Mere
| dith" Company, which appeared here
Saturday evening, coming from Mil
waukee. was delayed into the city ow-
ling to the lateness of the Colorado
special. not arriving until 100 o'clock.
AS a consequence this delayed the
production, the curtain not being rung
lup until $50.
A team driven BY Mr.. Charles Rob-
inson, of TAYLOR township, became
frightened at street car at the COR
ner of Main street and First avenue
Saturday afternoon and ran into the
curb. upsetting the sleigh and throwing
Mr.. Robinson out The horses took a
spin across the court house square.
struck a tree and broke loose from the
sleigh. After n short run they were
caught.
Mrs. Henry McNeely and daughter,
Miss Bessie, left this morning for few
weeks visit in points east, going to Ce-
dar Rapids for n weeks visit prior to
leaving for Chicago, where they will re-
main for n sojourn of two or three
weeks. After their Chicago visit they
will go to Peoria for weeks stay.
While in Chicago arrangements will be
made for Miss McNeely's entrance next
fall into the Sherwood Musical College.
Mr. Talbot Lennox, one of the in
structors of the mechanical engineering
department of the Iowa State College.
Ames, and Mr.. p. r. Bissell. of New
Yorw. brother of Professor c. W. Bis
gineering. and a student in the college,
returned Saturday evening to Ames af-
ter few days stay in the city. during
which time they have been visiting the
different manufacturing institutions of
the city.
One Of the pleasant bob parties Sat-
urday evening was given by Miss Myra
and Master Ray Jarrett to number of
their friends, chaperoned by Mrs. L. j.
Jarrett. The guests We're Marjorie and
Phyllis North, Flossie and Ethel Ward |
Marie Wildman, Iona Burrows, Alta
and Florence Lundy, Irene Wilson, An
n. Sanders. Wrexie Wilson, Zuleime
Forbes, Charley and Standish Bromley
Karl and Ray Wildman, Guy Wilson
and Lowell Burrows.
a copy of the program of the Not
tingham. Eng, Theater of Varieties, re-
ceiYed in this city. contains the name |
of /. Nelson Downes, the famous coin |
manipulation, from the Palace Theater. |
SALISBURY avenue" featured as one of
the attractions of the vaudeville stage |
In strict accordance with the lack of |
joke seeing proclivties of the English |
audiences, the program tells where to
laugh. making the announcement, with
double explanatory mark. that GER
tain attraction is ito be laughed at"
w. II. Burrows returned Saturday
from his eastern buying trip He |
spent two weeks in those hot beds
of fashion, New York, Philadelphia |
Rochester and Boston. He promises
the people of Marshalltown the finest |
and most exclusive styles in clothing
and mems furnishings for the spring
and summer season that could be |
found in the east. Every item and |
every style being the newest creations |
and all confined styles. The new goods I
will begin to arrive in very short
time.
The Dalrymple Comedy Company |
opens a weeks engagement at the /
Odeon this evening. The Rosom
Friend of Bowser," will be the opening
bill The curtain never falls during the
entire evening and excellent special I
ties are introduced between the acts, |
thus doing away with the usual waits.
This is the Dalrymples first visit here,
but they come highly endorsed as a
popular priced attraction. one lady
will be admitted free tonight with every
paid 80 cent ticket. Prices during the
entire week will be TO- 20 and 80 cents.
Special 10 cent matinees will be given
Wednesday and Saturday.
The bowling enthusiasts are greatly
interested in contest which takes
place at the Clifford Owings parlors
Tuesday night, Feb. 4, between Ray
lFeree of this city and the Unknown"
who must be a resident of the state.
Will MattoX, of Oskaloosa. is to pro-
duce the unknown, and rs near as can
be learned he will be one OF the best
players of Boone. Ray Feree, while
only seventeen years old, is quite an
expert in the present scientific indoor
game. There will be a preliminary
game which will last about three
quarters of an hour, before the big
match takes place. Doors open at 1880.
game called at s p. m. Cen
eral admission % cents. First row, re-
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