Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-07


Monday.
School election Monday; primary
Tuesday.
See what Bannatyne q Lay say else
where about lace curtains.
If you are interested in the public
schools vote at Mondays election.
Hills Library of Popular Music.
vocal and instrumental, at Liebig's.
The Hess-Burr Club OF vocalists the
sixth number of the Railroad Y. Nj. G.
a. course. will be at tn. Odeon Thea
ter ON Wednesday, March is.
S. B. Chapman still continues to i'm
prove, and this morning was so much
better that he was able TO sit up for
short time. 1t is thought that he will
be able to be removed to his own home
on East State street the first of the
weel.
Rev. Harry j. Moore. at the Stone
church, corner Second avenue and
Church street. Sunday, March S. Sub
jects: 1880 a. M, "Silent Voices and
the Significance of the Floral Christen-
ing;" 1850 p m, The Woman of En-
dor"
Out-of-town patients desiring to see
DR.. Wood, the successful eye and ear
specialist, will kindly make appoints
ments by letter, and this will save the
trouble and inconvenience of having to
wait or call again, as happened to sew
sral this week.
Rev. f. b. UT. of Lisbon, presiding
the United Evangelical church, was in
the city Friday night to conduct quar-
terly conference. He went to Gearing
this morning, where he VII preside over
the conference tonight and preach Sun
day morning and evening.
Miss Stella Ellis, of the Christian
Workers Training School, and Will
ard Della Kent, Albert Jones and Roy
Hawks, students at the school, went to
Albion Friday evening to attend the
meeting of the Marshall County Holt
ness Association, which began Friday
evening and continues over Sunday.
Three concerts will be presented by
the Railroad Y. NJ. C. \. at the Odeon
Theater within the next eight weeks.
The Hess Burr Club on Wednesday,
March is, and the BRUNO Steindel Com
oany, on April 25, are the concluding
Of the regular course The
Theodore Thomas orchestra is the big
special attraction for March 81.
Henry Smith and Henry Hennis, of
State Center, spent Friday in the city
ooking after business matters. Smith
8 the father of Henry Smith. the young
nan who. last December. in company
With Hennis. was driving over a road
,rossing at State Center and was struck
)y the Portland special and instantly
silled. Hennis was slightly injured, and
,as now effected settlement with the
abroad company, accepting $3.50. The !
,,aim for the Smith death has not been
as yet.
Mr.. B. Hitchings. of Nevada, Iowa,
'rought his little daughter Naomi to |
yesterday and had her |
ross eyes Strengthened by DR.. Wood |
he successful eye and ear specialist |
'he doctor sheds no blood, uses no /
.nife and causes no pain. This is the |
econd pair of cross eyes the doctor has |
Enlightened the last two weeks. DR..
Wood sends free his illustrated book on
We and ear diseases, telling how bel
reats these patients so successfully,
nd fits glasses where others fail. 1t is
he result of three years labor in Eu
opean hospitals. Write for it.
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Western College, Toledo, will have its
Preliminary debating contests Thurs
ay night of next week, the result of |
ihich will decide the n.embers. three
zen and an alternate, who will COM
ose the team that will meet Coe Coll
sge some time in May Rev. G.. =.
Iaxtield. of Minerva. is to be one of
he preliminary contestants. Eighteen
len are interested in the preliminaries.
eing divided into six three-men teams.
III will debate the same question. Re-
olved. That all disputes between capt.
II and labor. which affect the general
ublic, should be settled by compul-
Dry arbitration" This same subject
ill be debated between Western and
oe, Western taking the negative. Coz
as the same subject in a debate with
enn, as do also Michigan and Iowa.