Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-28

ShASSS
For piano tuning or repairing. rim,
756. new phone. for c. E. Pickard.
Mems. muslin night shirts so cents
10 cents and $100 at NJ. F. Andrews.
, Complete stock of bicycle supple.
at Thurber's Cycle Store, Churc.
street and First avenue.
The best meals in the city you vii
find at Sundells Cafe. well seasoned
and served In the best style.
Mrs. May Blank left Monday evening
for Baker City, Ore, and points il
Washington, where she will remain TO,
several weeks.
If you need anything in store fixtures
we can please you. In fact anything in
woodwork. The new planning mill, 20G
South First avenue.
The Bruno Steindel grand concert al
the odeon tonight will prove a splendid
conclusion for This years Y. M. c. A
course. Don't miss it.
We guarantee all our bicycle repair
work to be satisfactory. Your money
back If it is not. T%hurber's Cycle Store.
Church street and First avenue.
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The Women's Club will meet tomor-
row afternoon at 2:30 at the club rooms.
The afternoon will be in charge of the
literature department, of which Mrs.
May f. Montgomery Is chairman. a
Russian program viii be given with
vocal numbers by Mrs. George McGil,.
In place of the usual discussion of
current events, Mr.. c. H. e. Boardmar
will address the club on the subjec.
"Taxation-Its Relation to Trusts
A number of local Shriners went to
Des Moine this morning to particle
pate in the special conclave of Za-Ga-
Zig Temple, A. A. O. N. NJ. S. to be
held tonight. r. w. Chamberlain and
Graham w. Lawrence, of this city, are
to be members of the class, as is also
DR.. Pence, of Laurel. Those who ac-
companied the lambs to the slaughter
were B.. A. Morgan, N. S. Ketchum,
William Heilberg. z. E. Hood. John d.
Vail. l.. F. Kellogg. c. Ewald. NJ. S.. Nc
city; Thomas Laverty, and L. r. May
tag, Of Laurel.
Mr.. ]. Lisle Horton, of Rock Island.
I'LL. son of C~ommandant and Mrs. c. c.
Horton. Of The Soldiers Home, left for
his home Monday evening after a few
days visit in the city. Mr.. Horton has
charge Of the Office OF ts. Coal Valley
Mining Company at Rock Island for the
past few years, but has taken a leave of
absence for thirty days, with the view
of engaging in the sheep business In
Montana. He will leave On the 30th
for Miles City, and will investigate the
range territory north of that place. u
he finds conditions satisfactory he will
to Montana and locate.
Marshalltown citizens seem to bs
in line this week in receiving pensions
of good size. Captain ii. w. Mund-
henk, heads the list, with an allowance
of $40, and the dispatches from Wash
ington announce an allowance of $12 tol
Andrew Lockrow, of this city, and Mar
tin Mellinger of the Soldiers Home.
Barney Wheeler, OF this city, has been
given a SIT pension, beginning Jan. "a
1903. Wheeler was a private in Com
e, Thirty-sixth Illinois Infantry,
and received a bad gunshot wound in
left ankle at the battle Of Chtcka-
Wheeler was for sixteen
a prisoner, having been con-
fined in Andersonville. Danville, Libby,
and Florence.
1.-THE Game Keeper" will be present.
ed at the Odeon Saturday evening. It
is unlike any other Irish comedy-drama
has been produced in years. The
author does not select n nation to
while upholding another. he is
impartial to all. The play treats of
life IN the Emerald Isle. and
The characters are those YOU
meet in every day life. Con. T.
Murphy, he author of THE Ivy Leaf
The Fairies WE'LL" ETC., changed all
most his entire methods in writing The
Game Keeper" The cast is composed
Of actors and actresses especially Sc
5ected to fit their roles. Thomas j.
Smith, the clever singing and dancing
comedian is the star, and of his work,
90 much cannot be said. The cast also
includes the clever child artist Baby
The production requires an
of special scenery which is
carried complete by h company.
Miss Mary Raymond, Of Grinnell, was
the city Monday evening as the guest
u MI. ana MIS-. IeOTgS IL. ANDREWS, III
,eing on her way to Cedar Falls, where
oday she attended the funeral services Il
II her cousin, Miss jennie Mower, who
lied in Chicago Sunday. afternoon. She
vas Joined here by her sister, Mrs. An
lie Belle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Des
Miss Mowyer was a quite we'll
young vocalist Of Chicago, was
years of age n had before her a
cry promising career In the musical
gorld. She died as the result of a Sc
ere bronchial affection. Miss Mowers |
ather, Rev. Mower. was to have per- !
ormed the marriage service of his I
liece, Mrs. MacCartney, at Grinnell, |
wo weeks ago. but was detained at
because of his daughters illness.
nd Miss Mower was to have sung. 1
The internlent was made at Cedar Falls |
of the fact that that place was X
he former home of the Mowers.
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