Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-17

Chicago letter files at Liebigs.
Muslin underwear sale all this week
AT Archie Parkers.
Our great embroidery sale closes to-
morrow night. Bannatyne & Lay.
The mercury fell half degree tower
Monday night than Sunday, reaching
1919.
The home of N. w. Gossard, a12
North Second avenue was quarantined
for scarlet fever this morning.
| Remember the quadruple coated
Stransky enameled ware-"the ware
that wears"-Schmidt's Hardware
Store.
The Excelsior Aid Society of Mar
shall Rebekah Lodge. will meet With
! Mrs. l.. Petit, 104 South Fifth street,
Wednesday afternoon.
/ The Congregational Ladies' Aid So
ciety will be entertained Thursday at
ternoon at the home of Mrs. e. r. Lay,
6 North Second street.
Agent f. b. Garvin of the North
western, was in Clinton Monday in
attendance at district meeting of
freight agents of the company.
! The annual meeting of the Marshall
ICounty Old Settlers Association will be
held al the mayors office Saturday af-
ternoon. Feb. 81. at 2 o'clock Officers
will be elected and other business tran
sacted.
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/ Mr.. c. c. Crippen, who was checked
out as agent of the American Express
Company i'll this city Monday, left for
GAINESVILLE, Wis.,. this morning. where
he has been appointed agent for the
company at that place.
| Mrs. II. A. Kinnan entertained the
members of Chapter BB of p. E. o.,
! Monday afternoon at her home. After
the business session was concluded a
| program of original stories by members
of the chapter was given. Mrs. C. e.
Patterson was taken into membership.
The protracted meetings being held
at the United Evangelical church still,
continue to retain interest, and thus far
fifty conversions have been made. Dur
ing the present week Rev. e. f. Nell. of
Skogsberg, in the work.
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AS a boy apprentice in Sweden, He'll !.
berg worked on the repairing force
that had charge of the complcate,
tower clocks in the kings palace. Tron,
this to twenty years experience in
America Heilberg has learned the clock
and watch working business as few |
jewelers. know it.
The Entire Nous Club held its regular
meeting with Mrs. f. II. Willard at her I
home on West State street Monday af-
ternoon. Mrs. C. H. Hull read before
the club a paper on THE History of |
Fifty three Years of Postage Stamps"
The guests of the club were Mrs +. Lee. |
Mrs George Hixson and Mrs. Ida Will
liams.
General Agent Charles S. Walters,
of the Iowa Central general passenger
department headquarters Peoria, ILL.,,
and Travelling Passenger Agent George
M. Martin, of Oskaloosa, passed thru
the city Monday evening. en- route to
their respective homes from Mime
apolis. where they have been for a
brief conference with General Passen-
ger Agent A. b. Cults.
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Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Wood, formerly
of Strawberry Point, who have been
making their home in Los Angeles,
Cal, for the past year. are expected to
arrive in the city tonight, on their way
to Union. Mr.. and Mrs. Wood will re-
side on farm that they have pur-
chased. one mile north of Union. Mrs.
Wood is a sister of Mr. II. S. Lawrence,
Of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. William Clemens enter
tanned a number of friends and neigh
bors Saturday evening at their pleasant
home-sairview-four miles northeast
of the city, in honor of the wedding an
riversaries of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Clemens and Mr.. and Mrs. Will White.
The evening was pleasantly spent with
games and music. refreshments We're !.
served by Mrs. Clemens.
Members of Frank NJ. Thomas w. r. I
c., No. 8, to the number of about thirty. I
INDUCED in surprise upon Mrs. Celia {
White Monday afternoon at her home
on North Fourth avenue. The ladies j
brought the material that went to COM {
pose dainty luncheon, which was I
served during the afternoon. Many of I
the sick. known to the ladies, were re- !
by gifts from the table. i
The attraction at the Odeon on .
will be the re-engagement of >
the most successful romantic drama. i
The Power Behind the Throne" with !
Miss Katherine Willard in the star part !
of Aria" Miss Willard has strong i
supporting company of twenty-five /
selected artists. of which
Wright Lorimer is the leading man. A 3
production, including cos !
tunes, scenery and all accessories, is
carried by the company.
The building committee of the Evan
gelical church, Cedar Rapids district
of Presiding Elder Il. B. UT,
Of Lisbon; Rev. G. w. Mullen. of Ne 9
vada; Rev. j. B. Meloy of Colo; and q
Rev. S. Skogsberg and Mr.. j. S. Bart =
ley, of this city, met here today for the !
purpose of opening the bids for the
erection of the new Evangelical church !
to be built on the corners of Fifth av- y
enue and State street. The contract q
will probably be let late this afternoon. q
",rhe Irish Pawnbrokers." the big v
success which has made Won |.
lerfu record from coast to coast, will "
be the attraction at the Odeon tomor- J
row evening. This is the third year of h
success OF this famous II