Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-09-07


Wanted-Twentyfi women at Ar
mour & Co. at once.
If you like gcNd bread buy Gold
Medal flour. D. S. Good Grocery Co.
See our five and ten cent brushes il
our show window. Reynolds & Shell
don.
At Henry Pappe's you can find tn,
most complete line of boys blouses, thu
best at so cents.
Mrs. j. t. Jackson leaves this even
ing for OslSaloosa, where she will at
tend the Iowa yearly meeting OF
Friends
Mothers bear in mind that the mos
complete line of school suits at thu
most reasonable prices can always b.
found at Henry Pappes.
Timothy Brown, who has been il
the city for a week or ten days look.
ing after his interests in his paving
suit against the city, left this morning
for Denver.
With every cent purchase of schoo
supplies, we give a rule, crayon, OF
line of school supplies. Davis Drug
Co., Finkle Block.
Prices on good fences were never as
low as at present. Our price on the
latest and best-the Pittsburgh welded
\ square mash - beats all record
Schmidt's Hardware Store.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Railroad
Y. M. c. A. will meet tomorrow after
noon at 2:30 with Mrs. Myo Hurlbut,
107 South Fourth avenue. Mrs. I'll. G.
Ulmer will assist Mrs. Hurlbut in en-
| PERTAINING.
Misses Grace Swingley and Miriam
! Andrews, who have been spending the
summer vacation at their homes, left
this morning for Dubuque, to begin the
years work in Mt. st. Joseph semin-
airy. This is Miss Swingley's senior
year.
Way Out West" the offering tomor-
row evening at the Odeon, is drama
picturing life on the Indian frontier.
Like Arizona" the play has not achiev-
ed it's success by sensational scenic eff
fects but thru its powerful fascinating
plot. Seats now selling.
Mr.. Samuel Nichols who has been
visiting for a week with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Nichols, and bro
| ther Dr.. II. HI. Nichols, weht to Ames
/ this morning Mr.. Nichols will be q
candidate for the football team, and
goes to report for practice.
Mr. James Dunn, Jr., Messrs. Joseph
or
Lizzie Dunn and Mamie Jordan, all of
st. Anthony, were in the city Tuesday
to attend the circus. Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Hurst, of st. Anthony, We're also
here for the show Tuesday.
The Iowa Central will run an excur-
sion to Albert Lea Sunday, September
IL under the auspices of the Gearing
band. A special train will leave Mar
shalltown at 1885 a. m. arriving at AL
bert Lea at noon. Returning leave AL
bert Lea at 1880 p. m. Fare for round
trip $1.75.
Lincoln j. Carriers popular melo-
drama, 1.-TWO Little Waifs,' will play a
special matinee at the Odeon on Sat-
urday next It is play that espec-
tally appeals to ladies and children.
Many new and novel scenic and cleo
trical effects will be introduced. Chill
dren 10 cents and adults rs cents
morning to play the first of several
exhibition games they have sche-
duled for this week Adam Fiske, of
the Des Moines Western League team,
who was playing short stop with the
Grays a few weeks ago, and who later
was loaned to Ft. Dodge, will join the
club in State Center.
G.. J. Brown and Frank Fenner fire.
men on the Iowa Central, will leave
Friday for Buffalo to attend the BIZ
ennial convention of the grand lodge
of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men. Mr.. Brown goes as a delegate
from Guide Lodge, No 125, of this
city. Mrs. Fenner will accompany her
husband They will be absent for about
ten days.
Wallace Arney left this morning for
Lake City, to settle up the estate of his
father the late Ira r. Arney, who died
a short time ago. He was accompanied
by his grandmother, Mrs Martha
Beeson, who will remain indefinitely
with her daughter, Mrs. Arney. Ralph
Arney, son of Mr.. Wallace Arney,
went to Lake City few days ago to
remain for a short visit at the Arney
home.
In connection with the diamond medal
contest to be held during the w. C. T.
U. state convention in this city, a silver
medal musical contest will take place,
with at least six contestants. Mrs.
Adelaid Walker. of this city is making
the necessary arrangements, and indica
lions are that it will prove one of the
most enjoyable features of the conven-
ton, several good voices being already
engaged.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. LaPlant will leave
the city Friday for Los An
geles, where Mr.. LaPlant goes to at
tend the sovereign grand lodge of the
Odd Fellows, which meets there Sep
TENDER 10 to 25. While on their way
they will stop at points of interest in
Colorado and California. Mr.. and
Mrs. LaPlant will remain in Los An
geles all winter. Mr.. and Mrs. George
LaPlant will occupy the G. T. LaPlant
residence on West Main street during
their absence.
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