Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-18
DR.. Getz. surgeon and physician.
DR.. Boucher. 2os South Third Ave.

Take your laundry to Flittons for
! iirst-class work.
DR.. w. NJ. Choate, dentist. Over the
Fair store. Phone g.
j Another new line of Zibeline dress
goods. Lee & Benedict.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Barker, of us
North First street, are parents of son.
/ Take the Third street car to visit
Kembles green houses. We have fine
NUNS"
Special musical exercise service at
the First Spiritualists church Sunday
evening, commencing 1870 sharp.
No one ever sold better ladies' shoe
for $3.50 than we are selling this season.
All styles. all feathers. Don't fail to see
them. e. G. Wallace.
Special meeting of the Trades and
Labor Assembly Monday night at As
sembly Hall. A full attendance is de-
sired. Business of Importance.
Come Monday. Just two prices on
the balance of our ladies' and misses
/ tailor suits-S7.5O and $40. Suits
/
/ Mrs. Edgar P. Ellyson and Miss Stel-
la Ellis, of the Christian Workers
Training School, were in Grinnell FRI
day night, where thye assisted the Hol-
mess Association in an evangelistic
meeting held at the armory building.
The Chicago Chronicle notifies me
that tomorrow's issue will contain an
| Of ho Mor III.
town Women's Clubs. In order to secure
a copy order at once. c. Deuell's News
Depot, directly opposite postoffice.
DR.. P. w. Coe, Will Dallin. Franz;
Marcy, r.. A. Buck. Max Patton, G. l.
IVAN Pelt, Dr. Frank Ball, Charley
Frohwein, Mart Ward, Ben Whitehill.
Charles Bishop and Emery Mason, all
of State Center, We're in the city Fri
day afternoon to witness the base ball
game between the American and Ma
tional teams.
A. l.. Xix and George Phillips, of
| Gearing. were in the city Friday, being
on their way home from kirksville and
other points in Missouri where they
have been for several days looking after
business matters. Messrs. Phillips and
a i00-acre tract OF farming land near
Kinks lille, but as yet the deal has not
been closed.
T. s. Bertrand, of Chicago, formerly
OF this city and Boone, was in town
Friday night, being on his way home
from business trip to Boone. Mr. Ber-
trand is making his headquarters in.
Chicago. but is residing in Milwaukee.
He is operating sixteen boarding
camps on the Wisconsin division of the
Northwestern. F., E. & M. ". and Chi
cago Great Western, and is just finish
ing up prosperous year.
Deputy United States Marshal A. E.
Willis. of Perry. was in the city FRI
day afternoon and this morning, COM
ing tc serve subp9nas of the members
of the Kurtz Wagon Company. which
firm was thrown into involuntary bank
ruptcy few days ago on the petition of
three of the stockholders. who alleged
that certain creditors We're being fa-
vored in the payment Of judgments rem
lered in the last term of the district
court. The company has been cited to
appear in the United States district
court, before Judge Smith Mcpherson,
on Thursday, Oct. 70, to show reason,
IF any why 1t should not be adjudicated
bankrupt.
Rev. t r. Hodkinson, formerly of
Marshalltown but now of Eldora, where
he is pastor OF the Christian church.
spent Friday in the city, leaving in the
evening for Omaha. where he will be
present at the remaining sessions of the
national convention of the Disciples of
Christ. Rev. HodlSinson was very
much gratified anS surprised at his
congregation, w last Sunday pre-
sented him with ,,,e money to de-
fray his expenses to the national meet
ing. This is not the custom in the
Christian church and the fact that he
is new pastor in Eldora, and as yet
a comparative stranger to his people
makes IT the more gratifying that they
Should be so considerate.
Jerome H. Eddy's Weekly squib,
dramatic journal published at New
York. has the following to say concern
ing Mrs. Josie Allen Prescott, daughter
of Mr.. Oscar Allen, of this city. who
made her debut this season in Lord
Strathmore": Thursday, Oct. Q. in
Easton. Pa, Lord Strathmore,' a dra-
matization of Ouida's novel .Strath-
more, the Romance of Life was Civ
en- its first performance in the presence
of large audience. The play follows
the story closely and as arranged has
several strong situations: exploiting
chiefly the intrigues of the Warehouses
OF Vavasour. The occasion was doubly
interesting by reason of the deput as a
star of Virginia Drew Prescott a CALI
fornia actress of repute. Miss Prescott
possesses much physical beauty and is
an emotional actress Of the Olga Meth
ersole type. She was vigorously ap-
plauded during the performance, and
given several curtain calls. Manager
David Traitel has furnished compe-
tent company and some unusually
handsome scenery for the play, which
will be seen In New York at an early
date. It was the opinion of several
managers and newspaper men present
that Lord Strathmore' is valuable |
piece of theatrical property"
The Storks," the latest comic opera
success. is announced for Tuesday. Oct.
81. This attraction is heralded as a |
veritable Alladin achievement of song,
beauty and wit. The plot of "rhe
Storks" is taken from a story by Will /
lam Hauff. 1t has quite a few ramif-
cations, but many may be summarized |
as dealing with the Transformation OF |
king and cobbler who stand In the