Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-28

| Mr.. John Pink managed dancing
party Friday night at the Odd Fellows
hall, which was attended by about fifty
couples.
| Two new features in the Inter- Ocean
EeXt Sunday of interest to the people of
this city. Investigate before ordering
your Sunday paper.
| Twelve hundred yards only: won't
last long at that Five-cent bleached
muslin to go on sale Monday morning.
Archie Parker.
Ladies, do not decide on your Easter
hat before spending an hour with us.
We will show correct styles. Nine
Clark, 202 East Main street.
Mrs. G. F. Kirby entertained a few
friends at a dinner party Friday at
ternoon in honor of Mrs. Joseph Rid
dell of Jewell, who is her guest for a
short visit.
l.. w. Fox, of Albion, sold on the
local market at the Britain & Co, yards
Friday afternoon, a load of mixed hogs.
averaging 225. Ward & Pyle, of Brom-
ley, disposed Of load of young stuff,
averaging 232.
Mrs. j. L. Bracken and daughter,
Miss Alice, OF Tama. We're in the city
Friday afternoon. being on their way
to Grinnell. where they We're present
at the annual home concert of the
Grinnell Glee Club. They returned home
today.
Mr. and Mrs. James Garvey. of High
more, S. D., who have been visiting
for the past two months with their
daughter Mrs. George Goldsmith, at
Melbourne, spent Friday in the city,
accompanied by Mrs. Goldsmith, leav-
ing at night for their home.
About sixty of the members of the
Albion Epwort1 League and their
friends held most pleasant social
evening Friday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. d. Dennis. The evening was
made enjoyable with VARIOUS games.
Light refreshments were served.
The officers and civil employees of
the Soldiers Home today sent to Wash
ington today, a handsome floral book
as tribute offering to the late Adju
tant Benjamin F. Warfel, who died
will be held Sunday in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Burkhart, of Gear
ing, were in the city over night Friday
with friends, being on their way to Ne
vada, where today Mr.. Burkhart at
tended the Story county convention.
They will remain in Nevada over
Sunday with their uncle, Mr.. F. L. AL
baugh and family.
IL out Of town parties will kindly
remember to make appointment by
letter or telephone 1t will save great
deal OF inconvenience, not only to me
but to themselves as well, as my Off
ces are generally occupied with those
waiting their turn. New phone COS.
Respectfully p. r. Wood, nj. d.
Mrs. W. e. Grayson. wife of Super
intendent Grayson, who has charge of
OF the plant Of the Barber Asphalt
Company, in this city, arrived Friday
evening from Saginaw, Mich. Mrs.
Grayson and children will make their
home in this city until fall, being dom
iciled for the present with Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr. Roy A Cook. of Iowa City, a
law student at the university. and
a writer on athletic subjects for diff
ferent Iowa newspapers, spent Friday |
in the city for the purpose of calling |
on several of the university alumni. |
The athletic association of the uni
has deficit that 1T is trying |
to wipe out and is calling on the al |
umni to assist it.
On account of TIL. city election Mon
day the places of registration on that
day will be changed, those places for
merly used being occupied by the vot
ing precincts. The First ward will be
in in the Scheeler livery barn; Second
ward. George Norris Office; Third ward.
ID. S. Goods grocery store; Fourt.
ward, Mcbride & Wills depot store;
and the Fifth ward, Anson's coal Office.
The various registry boards will be
open during the voting hours.
The Theodore Thomas Chicago Or
which gives a grand concert at
the Odeon next Tuesday evening UNI
der the management of the Railroad Y.
NJ C. A., is constituted as follows:
Eight first violins, eight second violins,
i've violas. five violoncelios, six basses.
Two harps, two flutes. one piccolo. two
,boes, two clarnets. one bass clarinet.
.wo bassoons, one CONTRA bassoon, four
norns, three trumpets three trombones, &
me bass tuba, one timpani. one bass
lrum, triangle, side drum and tambour-
ne. With the orchestra is Mrs. Adah
MARYLAND Sheffield, soprano.
"Jonny', Whitaker, of Oskaloosa, a
former Iowa Central engineer and resi-
dent of this city, is In trouble in Mime
sofa, where he has run against the
game laws. The Oskaloosa Herald says
Of his predicament:-"Joh whitaker
and J. C. Hanna went to Albert Lea
he other day with the avowed purpose
If having bit of duck shooting that
was said to be very excellent In that
ocality. They went out after the game
and were having so much fun that they
made no particular note of the fact that
hey had passed from Iowa soil and
we're on Minnesota domain. Now the
Minnesota game law and that in ex-
,istance in this state are two different
avs and when the boys went to shoot
ng on Minnesota territory they We're
IN against It, The authorities were
informed of the doing of the hunters
md straight way these officials pro-
.eded to get after the men from Oska-
oosa. A telegram from the men an
lounces that they are In all kinds of
.rouble on account of their hunting
md are uncertain as to when they
will get home again. The message Is
so olaar tn w eft HOY tho fellows aroI