Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-02
THE CITY In BRIEF

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heads.
DR.. Janss will have his office at 2Oi
East Main street.
Mrs. A. c. Fry. NJ. D.. obstetrics and
diseases of women especially.
Henry Stone. attorney, "a East Main;
old phone, 33: new phone. 332.
Come and see the match game OF box
ball at the Stoddart Hotel box ball
alley.
Our new spring suits have arrived
and are ready for your inspection. Call
Cream Of Roses is the best prepar-
alton for chapped hands or rough skin.
1t is the best on the market. Alexander
Drug Company.
Don't fail to buy china and cut glass
at your own price tomorrow afternoon
and evening at the Iowa Tea, Coffee and
Supply Company's.
William Eich arrived home Saturday
evening from Eldora, where he has
been for the past two months employed
as head cook in the Hotel Winchester.
Engineer r. Z. Burbridge, of the Iowa
Central, has resigned his position with
that company, and has accepted a ruiz
on the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific
in Oklahoma.
A suit filed in the district court by
T. j. Fletcher, trustee, names Sarah
Auringer, ct al, heirs of G. Il. Auringer,
deceased, as defendants. The action
is one to quiet title.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gilmore, of 706
Frederick street. have issued invita-
tons announcing the marriage of their
daughter, Lulu, to Rev. w. T. Nicker-
son, on Sunday evening, Feb. is, at the
colored Baptist church.
Mr.. Ira D. Kellogg, of oskaloosa,
state temperance worker of the Friends
church.. will deliver an address at the
Friends church on Tuesday evening at
1880 o'clock, on Temperance. There
will be no charge for admission.
Mr.. J. f. Hardin, OF Eldora, was in
the city Saturday night being on his
way to Waterloo. where Sunday he adj
dressed meeting OF the Waterloo Sun
cay School Association. Mr.. Hardin is
treasurer of the state association.
Miss Sylvia Lynden. supported by a
most excellsnt company. will present
Pinero's comedy, The Gay Lord QueS.
at the Odeon this evening. II is re-
ported that over $1,000 worth of inn
ported gowns are worn in three of the
~ 4 y<Iox
Grant Poe, of Gilman who spent Sun
day in Melbourne with relatives visited
in the city today with his brother-in-
law, Sheriff 7. j. Shoemaker. Mr.. Poe
leaves tonight for Aberdeen, S. D.,
where he expects to locate soon on a
stock ranch. Mr.. Poe will not remove
his family north until about March 1.
Mr. George A. Turner and Messrs. FL
Durham and Charles Ours OF Liscomo
who We're appointed appraisers of the
personal property of the late Ezra Per-
rim, were at the Perrin home near Lis
comb today taking an inventory and
appraising the personal property be-
longing to the estate.
Tomorrow morning at 10 O'clock the
advance sale Of seats opens for "Thc
Princess Chic" One of the most popular
vocal numbers in this opera comique is
a solo Of Joseph E. Miron, the leading
basso. entitled War Is Bountiful
Jade" This song has been declared to
equal 'srhe Armorers Song" in Robin
Hood" and Mr.. Miron not infrequently
receives six or seven encores.
The Iowa Tea, Coffee and Supply
Company had a splendid sale on china
at the auction last Saturday, but II
scarcely made any impression on their
mammoth stock. They will sell the
balance of their fine china, cut glass
and bamboo ware at auction commence
ing Tuesday afternoon. 1t will continue
every afternoon and evening thereafter
till farther notice. Their orders in gro-
ceries were so large that they We're UNI
able to make their delivery today. They
will have four delivery and one order
wagon to insure prompt delivery here
after.
Mr.. Samuel Slegel, the brilliant young
mandolin virtuoso, who several years
ago made his home here, and who
made some OF his first appearances be-
fore the public in this city, has made
fame for himself in Europe, where he
has been spending portion of the pas
several years. The Des Moines News
has the following to say regarding his
appearance in that city on Tuesday
levening. and his plans for the future:
Samuel Siegel, the mandolin virtuoso
is q Des Moines boy. He is soon to leave
| for an extended concert tour of Europe
Last season he spent most of the time
| in London and Paris. Mr.. Siegel viii
appear next Tuesday evening. Feb 3
| in concert at the Y. NJ. c. A., which
will be his last engagement In TIL,
west"
| Mesdames Walter and Clayton
Thomas, OF Green Mountain, were
hostesses at luncheon and china
shower, given at the formers home
| Saturday afternoon in honor o.
Miss Elizabeth Friend, who Is to BIZ
married on Wednesday, Feb. II, to Mr.
Herbert C. Eclkles, of Taylor township
4 The hours from to 5 were observed, {
|three-course luncheon being served "a
III. The bride-elect was the recipien
1 of many very beautiful gifts of Havi.
Hand and other dainty china wares
The guests were Misses Ida. and Myr.
tile Reese, Belle Classen, Ellen Sode.
berg, Flora Evans, Theresa Soules
Hattie Nlchol, Susie Albeit, Belle
Chrystal, Nellie Long, Della Eckles
Clara Howe Myrtle White, Myrtle Nc.
Afee. Vena 5Pageler and Ada and Ethe
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