Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-19
THE CITY in BRIEF

| Comb honey at Reynolds & Sheldon
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Wall paper and pape. hanging. See
| Dinges & Everist.
4 You will enjoy smoke If you bu,
the Laurea cigar. Lamb Bros.
/ DIR. MARS; six years in city: offic,
over Fidelity Bank. T;oth phones.
/ Choice N. Y. sweet cider at D. S
Good Grocery Co. Both phones, IA.
] Lost-Gold hunting case watch am
fob. Leave at this Office and receiv,
reward.
/ Hoyt's evergreen success, "a Bunch
Of Keys" will be the attraction at tht
Odeon Friday, Oct. %.
II in need of any kind of stove re-
pair we will All your order promptly
Schmidt's Hardware store.
/ Division Superintendent w. H. whal-
en-. of the Northwestern, headquarters
/ Boone, was in the city this morning
on business.
Acting Train Master Frank Snyder
and Claim Agent Marquis Barr, of the
/ Central, We're in the city today on bust
ness for the company.
DR. NJ. U. Chesirs, and Mr.. j. f
Mcdonald, were in Boone Sunday
where they attended a big meeting OF
the knights of Columbus.
Our ladies and childrens cloaks are
not too high priced and not too cheap
but are right in price and you will be
right when you bur. them. NJ. F.
| Andrews.
| r. r. Y. NJ. c. A. lecture course tic
| kets are for sale at the grocery store
of Reynolds & Sheldon. One dollar for
the seven tickets. Cine dollar extra for
reserved seats.
| Don't forget that the advance sale o!
seats for Blanche Walsh In the dramtie
| event of the season. Resurrection
opens tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
Checks will be given al Z O'clock.
| The new stock of china, cut glass and
bric-a-brac that I purchased in New
York is nearly ell here and we have
| the finest goods fer wedding presents
| in the city. Please call and see for
yourselves. Simmons Book Store.
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]. p. Fraley. H. j. Reidel and d. D
Springer. of Albion. passed thru the
city Saturday night on their way home
| from a weeks trip IN Missouri. The
gentlemen have been visiting in the
vicinity of Kirksyille, where Mr.. Fra
ley has recently purchased farm land
r. Nelson Downs, who has been Wis
ting relatives and friends in this city
and Montour for the past week. went to
Omaha Saturday night, where he has
a weeks engagen ent. From there he
will play a week In both Kansas City
and New Orleans and will return here
about Nov. 10.
Mrs. Peter Mayer Mrs. Susie Gran
dali Mrs. C. T. 14aPlant, and Mrs. S.
T. Rarnhill left this morning for Sioux
City, to attend the grand lodge Of the
Odd Fellows, which meets there on
October 20 TO %. The ladies go to at
tend the state Rebekah assembly,
which convenes at the same time.
p. J. Ferguson, who has heen travel
Ing out of this city for many years,
has accepted position vita the E. w.
Williams Shoe Company, of Winona,
Mimi, and Will lave western Iowa and
eastern Nebraska for his territory. Mr..
Ferguson Is one of the oldest statesmen
of the city. having been on the road
twenty five years.
The Iowa Central wrecking outfit
~ ~it y, inc
busy time OF II recently keeping the
track cleared OF derailed cars on the
new track near New Sharon. The
wrecker has been in that vicinity since
Thursday night and has been busy all
| the time, as several derailments have
occurred near there In the past few
days.
| Blanche Walsh in Tolstoy's 'eResur-
rection' is one OF the greatest attrac-
fered to Marshalltown theater-goers
This production on Wednesday evening
is not No. 2 company, but the origi-
nal, with the same aEagement, seem
| cry and cast OF forty-two characters as
presented in New York and Chicago
the past year. Undoubtedly 'Resurrec-
ton will be the dramatic event of the
season.
| The art Dep artment OF the Women's
| Club met Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. r. E. Sears. Mrs. Sears
was assisted In entertaining by Mes
danes Merritt Greene. Will Wallace
e. H. Whitehead. Elijah Brown Jones
and r. s. Hynds. A feature of the
afternoon wss delightful informal
| talk by Miss Harriet sSayers, of the
high school, on Channel Islands,
| This was followed by game of artists
and their paintings. The hostess served
light refreshments.
| Sister Philomena, OF Mercy hospital
Cedar Rapids, was called to this cit.
Mrs. s. G.. Vance. who had slight OPP
Grafton performed for throat trouble
She was accompanied by her sister
Mrs. E. HOGAN. and the latter's little
granddaughter Lora Hogan, of De-
corah, Iowa, and also by Sister Colon.
1 ba, OF st. Josephs Academy, Cedar
Rapids. Mrs. Vance having greatl.
improved. Sisters Philomena and Co.
lomba returned to Cedar Rapids tfi:
morning. while Mrs. Hogan and he
1 granddaughter will remain for a week.
| visit
| Football teams from Grinnell seen
to have faculty of making themselve!
very unpopular about the union sta
ition, at tin es when they have occasion
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