Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-09

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Announcements OF church AL so,Ietv en-
tertainments. secular meetings. cards o
thanks" obituary resolutions, and similar
notices. will be charged at tho rate OF Scent
/! Eer line Tor each Insertion.
THE CITY In BRIEF
George ]. Allen. ophthalmologist.
/ Read Culley's bargain "ad' in thi
issue
Golf gloves, all colors. at NJ. F. An
i drews :.
Corsets properly fitted every day ou
store is open. E. R. Lay.
Trouserings of the new stripes II
neat, pleasing effects at Hopkins
l DR.. Mairs: consultation free. Offic'
over Fidelity bank. Both phones.
I uiS oNCCl GiuCt V VEINS q aooiS Civ
"a cents gallon. Mutual Benefit.
Thirty-t hree-tnch hos fence for 2,
cents. Schmidt's Hardware Store.
| Storm windows ordered one day ar,
put in the next If ordered of A. A
Moore.
Call and see the fine line of rocker:
from 81 to $50. See the discount. d
C. Wilbur.
Consult DR.. MARS about that chron-
! ic ailment Six years successful prac.
tice in city.
| Maraha's Famous Colored Minstrel!
| will be the attraction at the Odeon OF
Thursday evening.
| Wanted--Will buy ana move barn i
in good repair if price is reasonable. W
b. Wildman. 1904 West Linn street.Olt
| phone 534.
THE Ballad of Sir Cauline" will bf
the subject of the University Exten-
sion lecture tomorrow (Tuesday) even
ing at O'clock.
| DR.. Ed Mcmillan. former Mar.
shalltown boy who has recently located
at Hudson, spent Sunday in this cit,
with his brother. Mr.. Harry Mcmillan
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Giese, Of Pc
toria, who We're called to the city by
the death of the formers brother. Will
Giese, left for their home this morn
ling.
Penny social at the Y. NJ: C. a. room:
Wednesday evening. Nov. II. Pump.
kin pie, milk. ice cream, cake. candy
popcorn. pictures taken, fortunes told
music. etc.
| We never had so large stock and
such an assortment OF sideboards. ex-
tension tables and dining chairs. Re
member the discount of 5 to 20 pc,
cent for cash. D. c. Wilbur.
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OF the 593 seats to be offered for the
Railroad Y. NJ. C. A. course. all may be
taken before tomorrow night. Better
call during the forenoon. Every one
| viii fare equally as long as they last.
drum or radiator connected with
your cook stove or wood heater. VIII
theat upstairs rooms without extra fue
and without extra work. A good assert
| ment at C. F. Schqnidt's Hardware
Store.
Misses Elizabeth and Anna Punnell
entertained Friday evening fourteen OF
their lady friends at pillow bee. The
novelty OF the occasion resulted In
much merriment on the part of the
guests, and after the evenings work
was concluded candy pull was en-
joyed.
The Travelling Mems Charity Club
which has been conducting a series Of
dancing parties. has planned for big
masquerade AFFAIR to be given at the
Odd Fellows hall on Friday night, Nov
81. A costumer has been secured from
Des Moines. who will supply many Of
| the outfits.
A party OF twenty four young people
| drove to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H
Chinn, four miles southwest Of the city
Saturday night. where they spent tht
evening In social good time The
crowd utilized a hay rack as means
| Of conveyance. A bon fire was lighted
and in It apples were roasted. Will.
luncheon was served in the house.
| A red fox, scarcity now in this par
of the state. was killed at "Clovel
Ridge" the farm OF Peter Brady, fiv,
miles south of the city, Sunday morn
| ing The animal was started by th'
dogs with which Conrad Redden, Loui!
Probst and John Miller were hunting
quail. 1t ran close to Mr.. Miller. wnt
stopped 1t with load OF fine shot. Thu
animal Is a male and fine specimen
Mr.. Miller intends to have the Skin
stuffed and mounted.
Maj. s. H. Byers, of Des Moines
spent Saturday at the Soldiers Home
visiting his niece. Miss Elsie Byers, ant
Commandment Horton. Major Byers J!
one OF the well known men of Iowa ailt
has a considerable reputation founded
on books and poems Of war time which
| he has written. Two OF his we'll
known poems are "Sherman's March t.
the Sea" and Iowa, My Iowa." Major
Byers is senior vice commander OF the
Loyal Legion Of Iowa.
The funeral of Will Giese, the Iowa
Central brakeman who was killed al
Gearing Thursday morning, was held a,
| the Methodist church Sunday afternoon
at o'clock, and was largely attend
ed by friends Of the family and en-
ployes Of the Central. Rev. Nathanie
Pye conducted the services. The in.
torment was In Riverside. The pal
| haa rers were r. r ROuslIm n M