Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-26

Dr. Surkart. osteopath. 3O2 Yves
Main.
Seeboeck,s piano recital at the Con
gregauonal church on Dec. 2.
DIR. Billiard has been cut of the cit.
for few days. Will be in Office Sat
urday.
The Governors Son" company ar
rived in the city this morning from
Des Moines.
"Tolstoi. the Man and His Message
by Dr. Steiner at Congregations
church Friday evening.
Dr. MARS treats all forms Of stom.
ach. liver, and kidney trouble. dropsy
paralysis and constipation.
The Baptist Ladies Aid Society viii
be entertained by Mrs. Celia White,
South Fourth avenue. Friday after.
noon.
1'rainmaster L. NJ. Shipley, of tn,
| Chicago Great Western, was in ri,
city Wednesday afternoon looking afte
company matters.
! The first of the course of lectures b,
DR.. Steiner at the Congregations
church Friday evening. Subjec
"Tolstoi; the Man and His Message
Hardy Friend went to Liscomb Wed
| nesday evening, where today he was
present at combination live and clay
bird shoot, given by w. n. Boyd and
Horace Durham.
Misses Cora and Helen Bettin left Hol
West Liberty. where this evening they
will be present at the marriage of theil
cousin, Miss Laura Wright. to Mr.
Ralph Nichols, of Heaton, N. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Moore and daueh-
ters Alice. Sybil and Cola, of LaMars
arrived In the city Wednesday night
and will remain for weeks visit with
Mr.. Moore's uncle. Mr. A. A. Moore.
The Times Republican has adopted q
rule Of cash in advance for all one
cent word ads and small briefs. Tais
is done in order to avoid extra book
keeping and taking the time Of our coll
lector, who is kept busy with his large,
and regular collections.
We're, thankful for the generous pat
ronage you have accorded US during
the past year, and shall strive still,
harder. with reliable merchandise. low
prices and honest store methods, to
merit continuance Of your patronage.
NJ. f. Andrews.
John J.. Simon, son OF A. n. Simon,
212 North Third street, has accepted a
position as travelling representative
with J. Mayer & Co, Of Baltimore,
manufacturers of silk waists and shirt
waist suits. Mr.. Simon has been as
signed TO territory in Iowa and Mime
apclis. He made his initial trip today.
The unusual traffic Of ThanksgIv-
ing day was the principal cause which
delayed sll the passenger trains In and
out OF the union station Wednesday
evening and this morning. Passenger
No. !. on the Central, was delayed for
an hour at New Sharon this morning
by an engine failure on an extra freight
train.
Mr. and Mrs w A. Doran, formerly
OF Eldora but more recently Of Mason
City, passed thru the city Wednesday
evening on their way to Redlands, Call,
where they will reside. Mr.. Doran. who
was formerly superintendent OF schools
OF Hardin county. will engage in the
harness and saddlery business at Red
lands.
George B. Ward. formerly manager
OF the Iowa Telephone Company, in this
city. who Is now student at Still Cci-
lege. Des Moines. passed thru the city
Wednesday evening on his waysto Mon
tour, where he spent the day with his
parents. He was accompanied from
here by his sister, Mrs. A. w. Bur-
roughs, and husband, OF Grinnell.
Rev. Mother Angela and Sister M.
Bernadine. Of Davenport. who have
been visiting with the sisters at st.
Thomas hospital for couple OF days
went to Des Moines Wednesday even
ing. Rev. Mother Angela is the moth
err general Of the Catholic hospitals OF
the Iowa province and has direct
charge OF their management. At stat
ed periods she makes trips Of inspec-
ton to the various hospitals conducted
by the order.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Bishop, who have
nada their home in this city for the
past few years, left Wednesday evening
for st. Louis, where they will reside
In the future. Mr.. Bishop has been In
the employ Of the Flitton and Meeler
laundries for the past year or SO, and
previous to that time, for year, was In
the employ OF w. L. Peckham. He has
accepted position as driver for the
Foster Bed Manufacturing Company
at st. Louis. Mrs. Bishops parents
reside in st. Louis, as do also lMr
Bishops people
The Grinnell football team. accom-
panied by number OF rooters. arrived
in the city this morning. and at 5
o'clock this afternoon lined up on the
Ffnkle park gridiron against the local
high school team. The Grinnell men,
while by no means confident of victory,
feel certain that they will be able to
make a good showing. In weight the
two elevens are about the same, the
advantage. II any. being with the local
team. The Grinnell eleven, which has
been coached by Zeigler, formerly OF
Grinnell College, has been playing a
fast, winning game all fall having only
been defeated two or three times. The
visitors lined up as follows: Naylor
center; PIERCE, left guard; Turner, left
tackle; Clindenan and keenan,, left
end; Ferguson, right guard: Sulser
right tackle: Kohn, Barber. right end:
Noble, captain and quarter; Jacobs
fulIback; Little, right half; Hopkins