Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-16


2 For carriage painting see Dinges
Everist. 2o5ls West Main.
, For Sale-Household goods. Mrs
. Clara Meredith. 104 South First avenue
Biggest assortment of rugs for IS
, cents at the great loom end sale. The
Fair.
For Sale-Household goods in good
condition. Inquire at 105 South Second
street
Frank Turner continues TO slowly inn
lprove, and with assistance was able
today to be up and around the ROOM
Only two more days in which to Sc
/ cure seats for the Thomas orchestra at
reduced prices. Call at Furbush's hard
ware store or the Railroad Y NJ. c. a.
Mr. Joy Adams went t. Whittier this
morning, where he will be employed by
George Lockard, one OF the prominent
stock raisers and farmers of that vi
! cinity.
/ The demand for seats for the Hess
/ Burr recital Wednesday evenins; is so
great that extra chairs will be put in
every available space at the Odeon. The
gallery will be clean and occupied by
ladies' and gentlemen.
Mr.. md Mrs Carl pemberton, of
Hartiand, are the parents of daugh-
ter. born Saturday evening. Mr.. and
land Mrs. a. ID. Summers. three and
one-half miles southeast of the city, are
the parents OF a son, born Saturday
might.
1 About twenty of the lady friends of
Mrs. j. o. Adams from among the mem
bers of the Christian church and Lady
Maccabees very pleasantly surprised
her at her home, 400 East State street.
Friday night. the occasion being Mrs
Adams anniversary. The ladies brought
luncheon with them, and a most pleas
ant evening was enjoyed.
There will be lots of fun a the Odeon
Thursday evening. for "Peck's Bad
Boy will be there then. and that means
fun fast and furious. Tic play has been
rewritten and is funnier than ever 1t
is always safe to prophesy a sure thing,
and we do not hesitate to prophesy
welcome. good and strong, for "Peck's
BAD Boy. Bargain prices have been
arranged-1o. 20. so and so cents.
The members of the G. w. S. T. Club
were delightfully."- entertained by Miss
t1ora Carney Saturday evening at
$3.50 dinner A mock trial was enjoyed
after dinner. when Miss Emma Wood
bury was taken, in charge for most
heinous imaginary crime. Stanley
Moore acted as prosecuting attorney.
and his arguments We're so convincing
that the jury's decision resulted in the
states favor.
Conductor l.. T.. Garter, of the Cen
trail. who. during the illness of Conduc-
tor S. b. Chapman. has had the lat
ter's run on passenger troins Nos. and
4, went to Abba last night and took No. |
out OF that city. He will hereafter
run on passengers and 6, while Con-
ductor Pat" keefe. who has had the
night runs. will take Mr. Chapman's
run on the day trains until the latter is
again able to resume work.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Wildman, of
Albion. entertained at their home Sat-
urday evening the teachers of the Al |
bion schools and a few guests from
this city. Guessing games and music
furnished the amusement for the even
Ing refreshments being served by Mrs
Wildman. Those who We're present
We're Misses Sawyer Dill, Boylan
Brannon and Messrs. Gable and Put
man. all of Albion. and Misses Eva
Wildman and Grace and Anna Maude
Kimberly, of this city.
Messrs. II. p. Densel. C. P. Cook,
C. H Hull and l.. c. Abbott who own
a shack on Lost Island. near Ruthven,
are awaiting telegram from parties on
the ground, announcing the arrival OF
the deep water birds, which lnfest
the surrounding waters at this season
of the year AS soon as the word ar
rives, and it is expected within a few
days, the men will leave for Lost Is
land. for a few weeks shooting. Mr..
u. w. Norris. and Mr.. j. w. Arlington,
the latter of Webster City. will accom-
pany the party. William P. Gaffney is
to attend to the inner wants of the
party on the approaching trip.
"a Gamblers Daughter" at the
Odeon tonight, is a sensational melo-
drama. There is much of tragic ma
ture in 1t that excites to an intense ,
pitch the emotions of the spectators,
cut all ends happily and the lovers,
after many adventures, end after foil
ng the dire conspiracies against them
~ blackhearted villains, are finally {
United. The play is also enlivened by
oy excellent comedy. and when the
spectators are not in tears over the
OF the beautiful young he
roine, they are laughing and applauding
,proariously at the funny antics and
,omical sayings of the comedian and
Some new and exceeding
Y clever songs and specialties are also
A vast amount of special
scenery is used for the impressive and
gorgeous stage picture presented in
each Of the four acts.