Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-21
Eunnu Fridap H. 1902

Heavy mittens and gloves for work
ing men at half price. O'Brien & Co.
Complete line of ladies' misses and
children's golf gloves and mittens at the
Hawkeye.
Two dollars in green trading stamps
with each 81 purchase Saturday. w. c.
Osman, jeweler.
Circulating library, cents per day
for the latest works of fiction, at Sim
mons Book Store.
Foot ball, Waterloo VS.. Marshall
town, Saturday, November %, 1902, at
F'inkle's park. Game called at 2:30.
When you order coal remember that
we have soft nut and all other kinds,
can deliver promptly and make prices
right. Mineah Lumber Company.
The discontinuance of stamps after
Sinclair Tea and Coffee Company's
personal coupons. They will be given
just as they have been during the last
four years. b. w. Sinclair.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Morgan enter
tanned at their home on West Linn
street in the neighborhood of dozen
of their relatives and most intimate
friends at. a four-course dinner served
at 6: 80 o'clock. The evening was spent
by the guests in a social manner.
The famous Dalrymp1e comedy com
pany will open three nights engage
ment at the Odeon Monday evening
next. In Dixie Land" has been chosen
for the opening bill Pleasing spe
cialties are introduced between the
acts Ladies free Monday night under
the usual conditions. Prices 10, 20 and
80 cents.
Miss Verna Wonser, of Tama, will
give piano lessons in Marshalltown on
Saturday of each week. She will also
have classes in kindergarten work and
ear-training. Miss Wonser has studied
for several years at the American
Conservatory of Music in Chicago, and
under Mrs. Gertrude Hogan Murdough
made a study of the Virgil Clavier
method of piano instruction. For terms
and address call at Eadie's music store.
Mr.. Elmer Alsbaugh is in receipt of a
telegram from Hancock, Mimi, this
morning which announces the death OF
his niece, Mrs. May c. Duff Mcintyre,
at that place Thursday night. The body
is expected to arrive here Saturday ana
the burial will be made in the Dunkard
cemetery, east of the city. Mrs. S1cln-
tyre is the daughter of Mr. Casper Duft,
Of Rockton, and is we'll known in that
vicinity, having resided there for sew
eral wears prior to her marriage. She
leaves husband and four chiudren.
Foot ball, Waterloo VS.. Marshall
town, Saturday, November ", l9o2, al
Finkle's park. Game called at z: 81.
The annual ball of Guide Lodge No
125 b. of L. f. was held in Finkles hal
Thursday evening, and was in every
way a decided success. In the neigh
borhood of seventy five couples attend
ed. The committee who had the matter
in charge feel very much elated over
the success of the enterprise financially
Those who had the management of the
affair were Messrs, Carey Brown, Ben
Boyee and p. w. Hogancamp. Mr. John
Pink acted as floor manager. Whlle
PARIS harp orchestra furnished the
music.
A large consignment of childrens
cloalss, the last of the season, now
ready for inspection at 115 West Main
street. Wilton & Whitehead.
Coach John Wright of the high school
football team has. altered the plans OF
the game arranged for Saturday after
noon, and instead of playing the Nevada
team the local eleven will meet the
West Waterloo high school team Inc
change in arrangements was made ow-
ing TO the fact that Nevada has a rath-
err poor team, and the boys here wished
to secure an eleven that was more OF a
match for them. They had an oppor-
tunity to secure the West Waterloo
team and they did so. This team mas
been beaten by the East Waterloo team
by about the same score as the latter
team defeated Marshalltown so that
Mr.. Wright is of the opinion that the
teams are pretty evenly matched.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Moore and sister,
Miss Kate, were hostesses to about fifty
of their lady and gentlemen fr1enus at
q. card party at the Moore home on
East Main street, Thursday evening.
The evening was spend with euchre, the
play resulting in Mrs. A. G. Click re-
ceiving the head prize for the ladies,
pretty plate, while Mr.. William Sandoe
secured the gentlemen's first prize, a
clock. Refreshments were served after
wards by the hostesses, assisted by
Mrs, w. B. Kibbey, Mrs. L. G. Norris
and Mrs. Christine Will. Those pres
Rogers, of Chicago; Mrs. Frank Post,
ent from out of the city were Mrs. $. nj.
Rogers, of Chicago; Mrs. Frank Bost,
of I4eMars and Judge and Mrs. u. W.
Burnham, of Vinton.
The teachers of the Arnold building,
together with Miss Emma Curtis and
Miss Grace Farrand, were hostesses
Wednesday evening at a 6 o'clock din
ner in honor of Miss Esther Greenbaum,
who leaves the city Friday to take up
her work in the Minneapolis schools.
The affair was in the nature of COM
plete surprise to Miss Greenbaaim, who,
by an ingeniousiy pfearranged plan,
was invited to the home of Mrs. Hetty
Heitshu, North Fourth street, where
the spread and the ladies We're in
waiting. Covers We're laid for ten, and
a supper in three courses was served
The table decorations We're in pink and
green, and between the courses the
guests enjoyed solving conundrums.
Those present were Misses Jessie Hall,
Emma Curtis, Grace Farand Mary Hal,
Jessie Marker. Alma Giddings. Flora
Rothchilds, Esther Greenbaum, Har-
riet Miller and Helen Burnell.