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

more weeks and you should buy right
now at thsSSew York Racket Store.
Ladies, you will find handkerchiefs
and aprons at Y. NJ. c. A. rooms Fri
day, March 18th Be sure to come.
Frank Turner is resting very COM
! fortably today, and his condition con-
stinues to show signs of slight improve
lment.
/ Mrs. G. O. Frazer arrived home Fri
/ day evening from Mt. Pleasant. where
she was called two weeks ago on ac-
ccnut of the death of her brother John
| Hockett.
| We are not much on the advertising
! business but we certainly are there
With everything that should come from
{, first-class and up-to-date drug store.
Alexander.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ensminger, of
Gilman. spent Friday in the city with
| their brother, Mr.. John Ensminger, who
has been very i'll for several weeks with
| typhoid fever. He Is no better and his
condition is very critical.
Thomas Fuller, q student of Iowa
College, arrived from Grinnell Friday
evening. summoned by the illness of
his mother. Mrs. H. A. Fuller. of 400
North Center street. Mr.. Fuller ex-
poets to be able to return to Grinnel
Sunday evening.
The second anniversary OF the or
ganization of Cleo Chapter No. 500, @.
+. S., State Center. was celebrated on
Thursday night by the members of the
chapter and their husbands. The af-
fair was very pleasant one.
Superintendent w. II. Whalen, Of the
Northwestern, spent Friday afternoon
in this city looking after matters of
business pertaining to the company's
interests here. Trainmaster j. w. Doyle
was also in the city during the after
noon.
Mr.. O. G. Langeland, from Roland. NJ.
NJ. Mudgett. Galesburg, Iowa, Mrs. Ber-
tina Nebe. Story City. Iowa, and WILL
lam Ruge, OF Dysart, Iowa, are among
Z. few of the new arrivals in MARSHALL
town this week for the purpose Of hav
ing their eyes treated By DR. Wood, the
successful eye and ear specialist.
Travelling Passenger Agent George NJ. |
Martin, of the Iowa Central whose
home is in Oskaloosa, was taken Ill at /
the Pilgrim Hotel Thursday night with |
appendicitis. He was removed to the |
Getz surgery Friday ard his condition |
today is somewhat improved. 1t is not |
known as yet whether an operation will |
be necessary. Mrs. Martin arrived in |
the city Friday night.
Edgar w. Kirk. of Chicago, son of the
millionaire soap manufactures, who re-
Gently received considerable newspap per
notoriety because of his having run
thru a large fortune in a short time,
and been mixed up in a domestic scan
dal in the city. Mr.. Kirk is selling ci
gars for w. o. Dean Cigar Co.,of Canton
Ill. He is accompanied by Mrs. Kirk,
to whom he was recently married at F;.
Dodge.
The A. c.. DAILY home. on West State
street was the scene of {. royal gather
ing Friday evening wnen Mrs. DAILY
the ladies OF the Women's
Club who composed the cast Of the
,ttle play "Henrys wiz es." presented
before the club last Wednesday. Each
was accompanied by her present hus-
oand and. appearing in costume, they
1
eft OF the gentlemen who, tho critical, h
were very much pleased ind amused by
he esca pades of their wives with their
husbands. Covers We're Il
aid for sixteen and dinner in courses,
II o'clock was served by Mrs. DAILY. |,
assisted by Miss Cora Lander. The
rooms were decorated with cut flowers.
The evening was spent with dancing
md music.
Mr.. Frederic NJ. Poillon, represent
ng Younker Bros, Dies Mones, Ia,
s at the Pilgrim hotel with a full line
II samples of curtains, draperies, up
goods carpets. wall papers.
md interior decorations of a high class
character. Mr.. Poilon is taking orders
rom residents of this city who want
up-to-date at reasonable ,
price, which is not usually carried in
stock by home merchants. House
are invited to call and examine
his beautiful line of merchandise Mr..
ooillon is an expert designer, and has
ust returned from France with all the
lew French ideas. He will take great y
pleasure in giving you ideas and de-
signs for decorating your home. He {
will remain in the city only until {
Wednesday.
A box social held at school No. !.
township, one mile west of
Thursday evening proved
most pleasant affair. Although the .
Weather was very Indictment and the
oads in bad condition, there was a
arge attendance. The program was
cry good, both in the selections and in c
he manner in which it was arried out
md showed great deal of patience and q
areful training by the school teacher. b
Hiss Margaret Dunnfl who received
many concentrations for her excellent II
work. After the program the sale of h
he boxes began The net proceeds {
mounted to something like S36, which,
S to be carefully invested in a library r
or the school. Tie patrons think this +,
5 one of the best investments that r.
ould be made, as nothing tends to ed
cate more than good books. ii
The girls basketball team of Coe =
ollege, Cedar Rapids, arrived in the
[ty this morning and tonight Will meet
he team of the high school in Finkle's N
all. The lineup of the visitors is: =
orwards, Bernice Tons and Maude
echtel: center, Jessie McLeash;
yards Elsie Munger and Byrd Jones; L
Institutes. Ada French and Elizabeth e
Emerson. Manager p. w. Munger ac-
,mpanied the team and will act as one
the officials OF the game. The visit y
,g ladies were given trolley ride by W