Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-25

George J. Allen. ophthalmologiss.
New tailor suits. Bannatyne & Lay.
| Or. Boucher. 2Os South Third Ave
Read our suit announcement. Ban
natyne & Lay
We sell the rubdry. the best bath
towel made. NJ. f. Andrews.
Mr.. j. N. Baughman was in Eldora
today on business.
Buy a rubdry, the only bath towel
worth name NJ. F. Andrews.
New medium weight trouserings for
early spring wear. Hopkins, the popu-
lar tailor
small 15-cent "for rent" lad" in 4
newspaper that everybody reads will let
your house.
Miss Mary Roe is in charge of Ban
natyne & Lays suit department and
will be pleased to sea her friends.
Mrs. Woodbury. L. Place entertained
the Calisophian Club members at their
regular meeting Tuesday afternoon.
Goethe Lodge. No. I'll, I. Q. o. F..
gave a most successful masquerade
dancing party in the Odd Fellows hall
Tuesday night A crowd numbering in
the neighborhood of fifty couples, was
present to enjoy the music and dane
Ing
The Shakespeare Club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs Arthur Jackson.
the afternoon being the second that the
club has spent with the reading of
Henry VIII The hostess served light
refreshments at the close Of the after
noon. Mrs. W. H C. Woodward, of
Marietta was guest of the club.
Shirt sale for three days, ending Sat
urday, at the Fair. Choice of twenty
five different patterns in soft. laun-
dered and negligee shirts, at the low
price of % cents. worth double the
money. An opportunity to pick youi.
summer mems or boys shirts. Also will
sell you mems or boys odd and ends lin
en- collars at cents each.
One of the very enjoyable dancing
parties of the winter season among
the younger set was given in Finkle's
hall Tuesday evening under the direc-
neighborhood Of forty couples We're
in attendance. The music was fur
nished by the r. j. Ferguson orchestra.
and one OF the very pleasant features
of the event was the excellency of the
music.
Another good crowd. altho it was
not as large as that of the Monday
night, greeted the second presentation
of the cantata, Queen Esther, a. the
Gilman opera house Tuesday night.
The music was rendered with the same
snoothness and general excellency of
the previous evening, and the Ladies
Aid Society of the Methodist church
under which auspices it was given, is
very gratified over the success.
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The funeral OF the late Will c. Clark,
the Iowa Central brakeman, who died
from injuries received in this city Sat-
urday, was held at the home OF the
parents, Mr.. and Mrs G. d. Clark, In
Hampton. today, and was largely at
tended by friends of the young man
among the employees of the Iowa Cen
trail in this city. Those present from
here were Messers. Harry Cole, A. l.
Mcmahon, w. #. Laughlin, w. e. Dill
bingham, C. NJ. Propst. r. M. Wiitse
Burt Pangburn, f. L. Kirkpatrick and
G. w. TenpletOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Connley. Of S0S
bromley street, went to Des MONIES
Tuesday evening, being summoned by
a telegram announcing the death OF
Mr.. Connley's brother. Thomas y.
connley. a Rock Island switchman, Who
was killed in the Valley Junction yards
early Tuesday morning, as announced
in the dispatches from Des Moines IN
these columns Tuesday evening. Mr..
Connley was known to number OF
friends here, he having visited his
brother in this city number OF times.
He was a Milwaukee trainman 1or
number of years, and lived at Perry,
and the remains will be sent TO tnat
place for interment.
Rabbi A. Schaperstsin, of Chicago,
who was in the city &c perform the
marriage ceremony that united Miss
Ida Friedman and Mr.. Samuel Bern
stein Sunday night. went to 'Des MONIES
Tuesday. and from that place psaves
for his home tonight. Mrs. Schaper-
stein will remain here Cor few days
visit and will also go to Des Moines FOR
a. brief stay before returning to Chl-
cago. Mr. Zusman Frielm returned
to Des Moines Tuesday end Mrs. Fried
man this morning. Mrs. K. Suneberg
and son Will. of Boone. returned home
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Reuben Sander.
of Des Moines, cousin of Mr.. Fried
man. returned home today, as did also
Mrs I. I,eyich, Misses Mary Adler and
Cora and Lille Wollfnsky, all of Des
Moines.
Mrs Sarah Dudley went to State
Center Tuesday afternoon. where she
will remain for an indefinite stay at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Dobbin.
for the purpose of assisting In any way
possible Mrs. \Dobbin, who is very i'll,
and has been in a critical condition for
some time. Mrs. Dudley is an old friend
of Mr.. and Mrs Dobbin, having lived
a neighbor to them for number of
years. Mrs Buelah Shfpman-Pratt, OF
Albion. n. Y, niece of Mrs. Dobbin,
has been with her since the first OF
January but was summoned home by
Telegram Tuesday afternoon. owing to
illness. 1t is Thought Mrs. Pratts sud-
den summons home is due to the illness
of her only son. who Is student at
Cornell University. Ithaca, where an
epidemic of typhoid is now raging.
Central railroad men are circulating
another subscription for Frank Schotf-
ner. the brakeman residing at Grinnell
who lost hand in this city several
weeks ago. when he fell from an out