Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-20

TERMS:
Ono Year. by MaI.............. 6. c.
BY the Month. by Mall. .............. -. 4.
Delivered by Carrier by the Month ...... 81
Announcements OF church an soc'etv en-
tertainments. secular meetings cards OF
thanks" obituary resolutions and similar
notices. will he charged Mt the rate OF Scents
Ter line for each Insertion.
THE CITY in BRIEF
Chamberlain, optician.
DR.. Janss,. surgeon and physician.
Dr. Boucher. EOS South Third avenue
Sure, Mike" Beat it If you can
Lamb Bros.
DIR. MARS; consultation free. Office
122 East Main.
Wanted-A pressman and job fore
man at the Herald, Marshalltown, Ia
DIR. Cora Williams. specialist. dis
eases of women. office over Fidelity
bank.
Those interested in neredity or II
decrease of crime, come Friday night
Maccabee Hall.
Hope Lodge No. .. ID. of H. will give
a dance Friday evening. Dec. %. Ad-
mission 20 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs Wagner, living eigh
miles west of the city, are the parents
of a daughter. born this morning.
The best and freshest bakery good:
you will find at Sundells Cafe. Shor
orders a specially. and all kinds o
game in season.
The Busy Bee Circle of the L. o. L
NJ. was entertained this afternoon b,
Mrs. swanson and Mrs. Moehrl. at tn,
home of Mrs. Swanson. sos East Stat
street.
Are your gums bad, and are your
teeth sore? They demand your inn
mediate attention. See DIR. j. j. Glenn
mer. the Hopkins block dentist. Office
on the second floor. Phone 1886.
You are doubtless thinking of wha
you need in the spring furniture line
We have anticipated your wants. AM
the new goods are here ready for you
inspection Come in and see them
d. c. Wilbur.
The Brinton entertaining compan!
will open three nights engagement a
the Odeon next Monday evening. The,
give most novel and pleasing per-
Torrance. All new moving pictures
Illustrated songs and specialties. Or
Monday night lady will be admitted
free with every % cent ticket pur.
chased before s o'clock. Prices. 10, 1;
and IS cents.
Tuesdays temperature record
showed an advance of S degrees over
the preceding day. IS being registered
Twenty was the minimum for the
day. as against "a for Monday night
AT 7:30 this morning the mercury
stood at 20. 9 degrees lower than at
the same hour Monday morning. The
precipitation for the twenty-four
hours ending at 1880 this morning was
~ of an inch.
Cadet Rose Kirchner. OF Muscatine
arrived in the city this morning q
assist Captain II. C. Barrett, of The
Salvation Army. in the revival meet
ings being held. She will remain i;
the city for couple of weeks. and vii
then go to the Womans' Training Home
in Chicago, to fit herself for the work
of an officer. Joe, the Turk" VIII,
will also assist in the meetings during
the next few days. arrived in the city
from Grinnell this morning.
Mrs. Elmer McCool. residing three
miles north of the city, in Taylor
township. who has been i'll with APP
pendicitis for some time. was brought
to st. Thomas hospital this morning,
to be prepared for an operation to be
performed tomorrow morning. Mr..
Robert Butts. OF Boise, Idaho. a
wealthy ranch owner OF that place, and
Mrs Mary Hubbard, OF Des Moines.
brother and sister OF Mrs. McCool. are
in the city to be with her dur
ing the operation.
Mrs. L. F. Kellogg entertained abou,
fifty OF her lady friends at O'clock
luncheon Tuesday afternoon. The table
decorations were Of hyacinths and car
nations. A guessing game furnished
entertainment and resulted in a num-
Der OF the ladies tieing for both firsl
and second prizes. Mrs. Welker Givin
OF Washington. d. c., who was the on.
ly out-of-town guest, was voted the
first, and Mrs. E. b. Jones the second
Luncheon was served by Mrs. ID. II
Gross. Mrs. d. w. Norris, Jr.. and Mrs
Theodore A. Brown.
Miss Rosa Z. Lewis, instructor Of
English literature in Penn College, Os-
Ealoosa, spent Tuesday in the city a:
the city as the guest of Rev. and Mrs
w. j. Hadley. Miss Lewis left Tues
day evening for Chicago. and from
there will go to Danville. Ind. for 8
two weeks visit with relatives. al
the completion of her visit she will 81
to New York. from which point she
Will sail. early in February. for Liver
pool, for SIX months stay in the
British Isles and European. continent
Miss Lewis will be accompanied on hel
European trip by Miss Helen foster
son. of Dillon, teacher In the New
Providence Academy. The ladies viii
spend their time in study and travel
and will visit all of the principal Eu-
ropean capitals. The principal So
iourns will probably be in Berlin ant
Paris. Miss Tostenson will Join Mis-:
Lewis in Danytlle next week.
DIR. MARS. both phones: opposite
postoffice. 122 East Ma.r.