Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-16
Apron ginghams, cents. Archie

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Don't miss seeing our white waist
ings Bannatyne e. Lay.
| Buy clothes baskets, hampers, wash
| tubs, wringers and clothes lines at Cul
,eys.
Mrs. G. N. Whlpple and sister, Mr.
izzie Bergen, of Slater, spent Wednes
lay in The city as the guests of MI;
\. NJ. Clark.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the NJ. L. church VIII meet wit
Mrs. C. H. Culley, liz North Secon
treet,, Friday afternoon.
Tickets for Blind Leone at the Alex
ander Drug Company's. Go early an
be sure OF a seat, as they are goin
| fast. Admission 10 aiic 20 cents.
Wanted-Some responsible farmer
keep two smdll-size1 saddle horses owe
winter. State price, KIND of keep, nam
and location in application to Horse,
are of T.-R.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Pres
byterian church will meet with Mrs
john Deli, sos East STATE street, Frida
! afternoon. Mrs. y. w. Keefer will as
sist Mis-. Bell!
You will see all the base ball men o
the country who are talked about a
the game tomorrow afternoon between
the National and American League
teams. Game called at 3 o'clock.
Tomorrow evening at the Odeor
to- irS ro1 ~ ri W
1T is company composed entirely o
colored talent. A street parade viii
be given at noon. Special prices, Is
25, 35 and SO cents have been ar.
ranged.
The Caiisophian CluD has elected tn
following delegates TO attend the dis
trict convention to be held in lama OF
Oct. 90: Mis-. Ella Baker, Mrs. A. r
Rratt, Mrs. w. l.. Place and Mrs. Nor
ley. Mrs. Celia White, the clubs pres
dent, will attend as an .x-otficio mem
Der of the committee.
p. A. Shaw, an old soldier arrested
by Constable Haas for intoxication, wa:
before Justice BuIrlt; t! is morning ant
IN his promise to leave town for the
country, where he had work, he wa:
;schalged. Billy Johnson, also al.
sion, paid the costs.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. calhoun received
telegram this morning from MilWau-
xee announcing the marriage of theil
daughter, Mrs. Hattie M. Jones, to Mr.
q. w. Wilson, of Eortldnd, Ore. Mr.
Wilson Is III the real estate and broker
age business at Portland and will take
his BRIDE to that city to reside.
One of the best dramatic offerings OF
the season comes to the Odeon Mon
day, Oct. goth, when Amelia Bingham's
special company will present "a Mod
ern Magdalen." The cast is an ex-
ceptionally strong one headed by
Roselle Knott and w. j. Ferguson. and
the original production with all its de-
tails Is carried. ss
Judge G. w. Burnham who will con-
vene the October term of the district
court in this city on the 9th inst, is
still holding court at Vinton and a
long drawn out personal injury case
against the city of Belle PLANE has
been demanding the attention of the
court this week. Miss Alice Hall of
Cedar Rapids, is reporting in the place
OF Miss Agnes McKinnon who is absent
on account Of illness.
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The Department of Philanthropy and
applied Christianity of the Wolnen's
Club met with Mrs. Blanche E. Board
man Wednesday afternoon. Miss Mabel
Miller favored the ladies with several
piano numbers and papers We're read by
Mrs. NJ. O. Smith, Mrs. d. L. Smith and
Mrs. Joseph Holmes. Dainty refresh
.nents We're served by Mrs. Boardman
assisted by Misses Eva Van Derveel
and Emma Woodbury..
According to Waterloo paper Busby
2ros., owners and managers of the
.Odeon of this city and the Economic
tTheater OF clinton, are interested III "a
new theater project soon to be launched
N cast Waterloo. A stock company is
being formed and it is the intention 10
erect in that city Il theater With seat
ing capacity of about 1000. the front
and lower floor of the building to be
used for store room purposes.
The fire committee of the city coun-
Gil has decided that hereafter all alarms
for fires will be general, in other
words, that the fire bell will ring the
OF the box from which the
alarm is turned In. 1t has been found
impracticable for several reasons
to continue the silent alarm system
that was tried for while, and here
after the alarm will be sounded from
the court house, as it has been for
years.
L. N. Ravlin, of Conrad, who was III
the city Wednesday as prosecuting wit
ness before the preliminary hearing Of
r. Il. Patterson, for embeZZlement,w went
to Gearing Wednesday evening where
he spent today with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. 7. G. Ravlin, of EOS North
porarily with their daughter, Mrs. NJ.
Fl. Norton. at Gearing. Mrs. Ravlin
has been quite i'll at her daughters,
but is slowly improving.
Those nickel stand lamps with Roch-
ester burners are the best for every day
use. For SAFE at CuL.ys.
A party of Grinnell teachers, en- route
to Cedar Falls to attend the annual
Of the Northeastern Iowa
Teachers Association, was in the city
evening. The party was
of Misses Lizzie Davis, Nell
lie Fields, Gertrude Rev, Florence r.
Smith, Bessie Fellows, Nellie Palmer,
Lizzie Fisher, Sadie Alexander, Lulu
Marsh Sara Nichols, Nina Wilson,
Maude and Myrtle Thomas, Kate j..
and Nettie Dell Bailey,