Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-23


i tomorrow. Archie Parker.
"A large stock of new window shades
just received at Simmons books store.
/ All the latest novelties will be shown
at Miss Middlekauff's millinery open
ing.
4 DR.. Chesire has moved his office to
rooms in Hopkins block, with DR.. N. E.
Mighel.
Large variety of shirt waist sets,
combs, belts and purses at NJ f. An
drews.
You will regret it if you fail to see
the artistic millinery at Miss Middle
kauff's Thursday and Friday.
Lady Roses Daughter" Mrs. Hum
phrey Wards greatest novel just re-
ceived at Simmons book store
Positively the most artistic display
of the choicest wearing apparel that
Marshaitown has ever seen can be
found at Henry Pappe's ladies' cloth
ing parlor.
We offer a 10 per cent income in
vestment in a property on West Main
| street: $500 cash and $4,000 at per
cent on terms to suit purchaser Ben
nett d Binford. over 35 West Main.
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Mrs. John T. Boylan, of Eldora, who
has been visiting in Des Moines few
days with Assistant State Superinten-
| dent a. c. Ross and wife. spent Satur-
day in the city, returning to Eldora in
the evening.
L
1 Miss Carolyn Anderson, of the First
ward kindergarten, is ill., being threat
ened with an attack of typhoid fever
Miss Justine Jones, daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. Elijah Brown Jones, is being
substituted in her position.
Excursion rates on the Story City
branch on account of the Devils Auc-
| ton" at the Odeon, brought large
number of people from along that line
to witness the production. The train
was held here until III o'clock in order
to allow the eXcursionists to reach
home.
| Grand showing of new spring goods
in our ladies' parlor called out last
| Friday and Saturday hundreds and
| hundreds of Marshalltown's best wom-
en-. We thank you heartily for having
visited us on our opening days Henry
! Pappe, Marshalltowns leading ladies'
tailor.
Those who missed seeing "The Prin-
cess Chic" should not fail to see the
comic opera Sally in Our Alley" The
company numbers seventy people. the
chorus is a pretty one, and Trixie Fri
ganza plays the leading role, that of
Sally The attraction is an excel
lent one.
Mrs. !. C. sSpeers. of Minneapolis, is
expected to arrive in the city Wefnes-
day for a short visit with DR.. Elizabeth
Speers-Gillette and friends. In honor
of Mrs. Speers the members of Spinn-
ing Wheel Chapter Daughters of the
American Revolution, are planning an
afternoon affair for Thursday. to be
given at the home of Mrs. L. S. Peck
ham.
Considerable excitement was caused
in the gallery of the Odaon just before
this, curtain arose on the first act of
The Devils Auction Saturday night
by Elmer Winger, a young farmer liv-
ing two miles southeast of the city,
falling into an epileptic TT to the floor.
An ambulance was called and he was
removed to the county hospital, where
a physician was called. The young
man regained consciousness shortly
after his arrival at the hospital
The Northwestern Portland special,
due out of this city at $50. showed
! the evidences Saturday afternoon of
having passed thru something of
hurricane. A swinging grain door. on
an east-bound freight train, had struck
the train as they passed between
| Rochelle and Dekalb. Ill.,, resulting in
| a great many of the outer windows
of the sleepers and coaches being
broken. The most damage was to a
Union Pacific chair car, Of which nearly
all Of the outer windows were broken.
The sleepers and coaches were quite
badly marred by the swinging door.
| The latest and most successful pro-
duction of mirth, melody, connection
and feminine beauty, sally in Our
| Alley" will be the attraction at the
| Odeon tomorrow evening, with the
same remarkable cast of seventy-five
comedians and singers which chnrac-
terized the run of this play at the
| ".
This "gaiety" and monster beauty show
| is built on original lines. is entirely
dissimilar to any of it's predecessors,
and is described as being preeminent
among all the Lederer attractions here
| tofore produced. The ensemble is bril-
liant, the surroundings superb Trixie
| F'riganza, who played the leading role
in the "Chaperons" last season, is one
of the several stars in this cast. Seats
are now on sale.
| Mr.. Will Black, who for the past four
years has been representing the Let's
Fletcher Company, has resigned his po-
| Sition to become effective on April l.
| Mr.. Black resigns to accept a position on
| the road with the w. III. Smith Lumber
Company, of Houston, Tex, out of
which city he will travel. He will be
succeeded by Mr.. Ed T.. kinnan, of
| this CITY, Mr.. E. T. Palmer, bookkeeper
for the company, has also resigned and
| will leave on April L. Mr. Palmer will
associate himself with Mr.. ID. r. Jack
| son, of Britain e Co. and will go to
| Ottawa, kas., to engage in the retail
grocery business. Mr.. Palmer will be
succeeded by Mr.. Roy Roberts, who has
been profit clerk, and Mr.. Ernest Let's
will be promoted to the position made
vacant by Mr.. Roberts.
III. O. McFarlane. one of the oldest
passenger conductors on the Iowa Cen
trail, who has had passenger run on
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