Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-05
The place to buy dishes is at cul-

Excelsior diaries for 1903 at Sim
mons book store
We are making reduced prices in
every department. The Hawkeye.
NAKED Truths and Yelled Allusions,"
woman plays, man prays, at Liebigs.
For style, quality and price we lead
in muslin underwear. NJ. T.. Andrews
Seventy five pieces of red seal
2epiler gingham; open price 10 cents
on sale now. Lee, Benedict e Co.
The old favorite julie Walters
Side Tracked" comes to the Odeon
next Thursday evening. The play is
all new this year. Bargain prices have
been arranged 10, 20, 80 and so cents.
Friday night will occur the comic
opera event of the season, THE Prince
of Pilsen," by Pixley and Luders the
author of King Dodo" and the ''Burgo-
master" The original company and
production complete, direct from Chi
caso, will be seen here. The COM
pany number SO people, and their own
orchestra OF IA pieces.
Engineer Charles MCGOWAN, who
has been in the city for the past sew
eral weeks owing to the severe illness
of his mother Mrs. Mary MCGOWAN
who has been suffering with an at
tack of pneumonia, left this morning
for Oskaloosa. MIR. MCGOWAN has
been assigned to fast freight runs Nos
95 and 90, between Abba and Albert
Lea.
Miss Martha Knoble, a domestic In
the employ of DR.. c. C. Cottle, slipped
and fell on the icy walk in front of
the NJ. d. Simmonds home, East State
street, Sunday afternoon, severely
spraining her back. She was carried
into the Simmonds home and was later
removed to the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. S. II. Furnas. The injury is not
serious.
The sensational melodramatic sue
cess "On the Stroke of 49, is one that
will appeal to lovers of well constructed
and moving sensation, and its dramatic
incidents are interviewer with plenty
of lively comedy. 1t will be produced at
the Odeon this evening. A prison es-
cape and scene in d counterfeiters
der are the two big features of the
performance, and the scenery for the
production is carried complete. Special
prices have been arranged, 15, 25, So
and 80 cents.
Subscribe for magazines at Simmons
book store.
Miss Ella Andrews, Of Boston, who
has been in the city since last July, and
who is to return to her home some time
this month, was the guest of honor
at family party enjoyed Saturday
by a company of about thirty inn
mediate relatives and more intimate
friends at the home of Mrs. Mary San
tee, 80 North Third street. where
Miss Andrews has been making her
home. a basket dinner was enjoyed
at noon and Miss Andrews was pre-
sented with a set of silver tea spoons
of q Colonial pattern, which will help
her remember her extended stay in
the CITY, Those who We're entertained
at the Santee home We're Mr.. and Mrs.
James Andrews, daughters Luella, An
ma, Carrie, Grace and Helen, and son,
Mr.. Edwin Andrews; Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Andrews and daughter; Miss
Deborah Andrews. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Dutfield and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emery NJ. Santee, Miss Ella Moffatt
and Miss Hattie Dickson: Mrs. Anna
Maulsby, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fogg,
Mr. and Mrs. John Lloyd and daughter,
Miss Sybil Lloyd and Mrs. Nellie Ell
bridge and daughter, Of Prairieville;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Binford, Of Albion:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stubbs, of Green
Mountain.
Just arrived, most complete and up
o-date line of muslin underwear to be
found in the city. M. +. Andrews.