Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-27

Annoan aem4nts . clgr:j N tst,'sts en-
ierainnents. serular meetings. caris o.
thanks" obituary resolutions and similar
notices. Will be charged NJ the rate OF scents
Ter line tor each Insertion
/ HE CITY In BRIEF
"Hallow en-" lanterns at Liebigs.
DR.. N. w. Getz, surgeon, physician.
Or. Mighell, surgeon and physician.
VIM Battin, per cent farm loans
In Happy Hollow" by Max Adeler
at Liebiss.
See Picllard for piano tuning and re-
pairing. Both phones.
You will enjoy a smoke if you buy
the Laurea cigar Lamb Bros
Kemble's chrysanthemum display IS
said TO be the finest ever seen in Mar
ahalltown.
Consult DR. Mars about that enron
I &c ailnent. Six years successful prac
tice in city.
Our school shoes you Will buy If you
are looking for good shoes. George
Trautman & Co.
Hear Elwel and -Albrcok. prohibition
speakers, at the east court room at s
clock tonight
Save the wrappers of the I.aurea
cigar. They may be of some benefit to
you. Lamb Bros.
Mr.. Walter Potter, advance rerresen-
tative of AT Cripple Creek spent
Monday in the city.
Mr.. J. L. Sturgis, who is ahead OF
Ward & vokes. spent Monday in the
city looking after the interests of the
attraction.
Wedding or birthday presents of cut
glass, Haviland china, chamber sets
and dinner sets at prices within easy
reach. Temple OF Economy.
Mr.. G. NJ. Martin. of oskaloesa. dis
trict passenger agent of the Iowa Cen
trail, was in the city Monday night look
ing after company business
Members OF the Twentieth Century
Club are welcome 10 the program and
social day Of TIN. City Federation At
Mrs. Denmeads Friday afternoon at
$50
The Congrega tional Ladies Aid So
eiety will be entertained on Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. W. NJ. Clark and
Mrs. c. F. Schrn.dt al the formers
home, ao4 North Third street.
The C. & N W.. Iowa Central and
Chicago Great Western will tseh tick
ets within a radius of fifty miles OF
Marshalltown for one and onethird
fare FOR The barbecue IN this city OH
Wednesday, Oct. IS.
Miss Minnie Ashbrook. of the Arson
school iuEdergarten. gave her pupils
trcat Monday afternoon by accompany
ing them to the public library, to visit
she museum. forty-six children Were
entertained III the building, and had a
most enjoyable time.
>>-
s. Miller Kent, who viii be well re
nembered in The Cowboy ami the
Lady" two years ago. cones to the
laeon on Friday evening IN new
sonedy Facing the Music II is a
rood comedy and well presented By
ibis young actor and an excellent
company.
Upton Advertisers FIRED Critten-
len. OF Marshalltown, was Ia the city
Tuesday ana while here closed deal
for the purchase or Cy Frecman's bar
her shop. He will return in a few days
10 take possession. Mr. Freeman ex
4eets to move to Cedar Rapids, but vii
remain with MIR. crittenden for several
weeks
Rey. A. r. Adams, pastor of the
Aristian church of Knoxville, has sig
aitied his Willingness 10 visit the city
on the evening of November 3. next
To address the veterans of the
Soldiers Home. Commaniant Horton
has extended Rev Adams an invitation,
and he VIII speak TO the veterans in the
assembly hall. The subject OF his lee
ture will be Cleaning the Grapes Of
Ephriam."
Mrs G. NJ Norton end Mrs. l. T.
Forbes, of Central Chapter No. 81. Or-l
der of the Eastern Star; Mrs. Q. j.
King, of the Gearing chapter, and Miss
Mary A. Bailey and Mrs. Tompkins. |
IT the Albien chapter. lett this morn
ing for Iowa City 10 attend the grand
chapter of the order Which meets in
that city today, Wednesday and Thurs
day. The ladies expect 10 return FRI
day.
Ezra Kendall. who comes tomorrow
evening in his new three act comedy
The Vinegar Buyer" is one of the
few comedians on the sage who uses
no makeup whatever. 1t takes him
about four minutes TO prepare for the
stage. All the change of costume he
makes consists of that old coat ard |
hat, and old style neclStie and shoes +!
that have seen about twenty summers.
Then he runs his hands thru his gray
hair and all Is ready. Not daub of |
rouge goes on his face. Seats are now |
selling.
What might have resulted in bad
runaway accident occurred north of the |
city, OH the Center street road, when |
Il team of horses driven by Allen Jay. |
a farmer living five miles north Of town |
ran into a carriage being driven by |
Mrs. j. N. Garwood, o, this city. Nj. |
Jay and family We're driving to their |
home from this city, and while on |
North Center street north of the river, |