Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-16
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c. H. Turner. of Kanawha. was in
way to Belgrade. Neb. where he is
called by the serious illness of his
brother. Edward Turner. Mr.. Turner
Is suffering from cancer of the stom-
ach, and is not expected to live.
Lyons chocolates at Landers
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Irvine went to st.
Anthony Tuesday evening. where they
will remain for a brief visit with the
latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Deal. They were accompanied by their
cousin, Mrs. Maria Abbott, who re-
Gently removed to this city from st.
Anthony.
Ten dollar and fifty cent decorated
sale.
"rhe Sleepy King is the next comic
opera. 1t is booked FOR next Saturday
evening. The company IS large one
and Includes several favorl,es who
were seen here with the "Chaperones."
Redway, Frank Harrington and Nellie
o'Neil. The scenery and costumes are
the most gorgeous ever seen in the
west.
Rev +. II. Lemon, pastor of the
Christian church. was in Des Moines
yesterday to attend the meeting of the
board of trustees OF Drake University.
otj . of
cessor to the late Gen. F. NJ. Drake, of
who was president of the
board at the time of his death. DIR.
of Centerville. General brakes
SON in law. was chosen to succeed him.
Drake University has received n gift of
$40, 900 this week. making total of
$50 900 in endowments during the past
few months.
Famous Gibson plates, sold every
place at SO cents, now SS cents at Sin
clair's.
The Lotus Club met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. J. A. Cattell, 504 North
First street. Roll call was responded
to by Quotations from Tolstoi. Rus
sian Literature and Art was the SUBJ
ject OF a paper read by Mrs. George
Wanberg, which followed by a paper
on Some Russian Novelists and Their
Political Influence" by Mrs c.. w.
Sparks. Mrs. r. H. Wight, formerly a
teacher In the city schools, read a very
paper under the head of
domestic science, entitled, Should
Women Serve on the Board of Educa
ton" ldrs. G. w. Zellhofer furnished
the only. vocal numbers on the pro-
gram, giving THE Singing In Gods
Acre" She responded to an encore
with "An April Girl The closing
paper was entitled Beads; Old and
New by Mrs. James Zug.
Hundreds upon hundreds of odd
pieces in china at 25. 90 and rs cents
at Sinclair's.
r. H Carter. of Roanoke, La, who
was called to the city last week from
Agra, O. T., to attend the funeral of
his father W. II. Carter. OF Roanoke,
which was held Monday at Bangor.
left for his home Tuesday evening, ac
companiad by his brotherin-law, S.
f. Miller, of Union. Mr.. Carter and
Mr.. Miller will remain at Roanoke for
several weeks. settling up the estate
of the late w. n. Carter. H. r. Carter,
who accompanied the remains of his
father to- Bangor, for burial, will be at
his sisters nome until Mr. Miller re-
turns Mrs. w. H. Carter will accom-
pany Mr.. Miller to Union, and for
time will make her home with her
daughter there. her son, J. G. Carter, in
this city, and another daughter, Mrs.
Harrison Ankrum, of Minerva. Later
she expects to go to Fresno, Cal, to
take up her permanent abode with her
daughters, Mrs. James Reed and Miss
Myrtle Carter.