Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-11

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THE CITY in BRIEF
Or. Janss. surgeon and physician.
DR.. N. w. Getz. surgeon. physician.
DR.. Burkart. osteopath, so2 Yves,
Main.
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Ben Hun fiusr sl.25 sack Hawk
eye grocery store.
Fifty cent quality of ladies' black
lace hose. for So cents. NJ. +. Andrews.
The harp orchestra plays at Waterloo
tonight for the boiler makers annual
ball.
DIR. Cora Williams. specialist. DIS
ity Bank.
WsDted-To rent, npoae,m s ar 0
room house centrally qocated. Il. w.
Sinclair
Mrs. Hei;slTu Will serve coffee ait the
Hawi,eys grocer Saturday afternoon
ana evening
Besides this lot we offer cur so cent
quality of fancy hose for 80 cents. NJ.
f. Andrews.
Fancy fresh fruits, oranges gnapes.
'hariet,1s, lemons. apples, figs and
prunes at t;tre Hawkeye grocery.
Why no.. have the best2 Stransky
imported quadruple plated kitchen
ware lasts for years. Sold by l.. r.
Lay
Watch for the parade at noon to-
morrow. AS Us customary with all min
sire! organizations the travelling men
Will give a parade.
G. A. Jones' has moved his stock of
kodak supplies from 132 West Main to
los East Main street, where you will
find complete stuck of goods.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First
Baptist church will meet tomorrow at
ternoon with Mrs. E. NJ. Singleton and
Mrs. w. II. Wilson at the Singleton
home, 100 South Fourth street.
S>-
William Owen, supported by j. w.
Mcconnell. viii be the attraction at
the Odeon Saturday evening presenting
a new romantic drama, When Louis
NJ Was King The play ds by Mr..
owen and is based on Sir Walter
Scouts famous novel Quentin Dur
ward A most elaborate production
has been made of 1t.
The Pride of Jennico." which is the
attraction tGlis evening at the Odeon.
is a stirring romantic drama which.
ran for almost year at the Criterion
Theater. New York City. The love
story Is most charming and the scenic
effects leave nothing TO be desired. The
production was made under the per-
sonal direction of Daniel Froaiman.
Harry Sanger. the advance agent for
the ''Punkin Husker" Company. who
was arrested in this city Tuesday nigat
with the embezZlement of
s125 from the owner of the show. Law
renee Russell, was taken TO Des Moines
night and arraigned before
Justice Duncan yesterday morning.
His hearing was set for Friday after
noon. and his bonds We're fixed at $500.
Will Denbow, of Albion. who has
been suffering from a bullet wound in
his right shoulder, The result of an ac-
cidcpt of several weeks ago, spent
Wednesday in the city, IL being the
first trip he has made since his acci-
dent. Mr. Denbow Is doing very nice
~, but still suffers. and will until the
BAH is removed. He expects to sub
init to an operation the latter part of
the week, for the removal of the bull
let.
A message received by Rev. Wl1tam
Pence James jarst night acieioac,ced 1.-THE
stsGioiS Illness OF his s.ts.er, Miss Ne
lie James, who HAS been vast ting
t,lencis an Macon. Mo-. ard who WAS
lak,sn sick there. Rev. James depart
ed for Macon s.IGy aiis mcGsaliag, a.ih
In case Miss James is able 90 be moved
viii asooor,paHly her 10 her home Ia,
Kansas City. He VIII probably re-
"a rrl home Friday. MISS James rs wei
known hare. having rtaie her home
wt,,i, her brother fcG. a number of
months.
About 100 young people of ST. Mary's
cfMnth were presan; w. dneSiay Night
SIT athe Giusl sooi;,. affair. IN wfaicih THE
l,sei!es took prominent part, hut
wGG,.h was given by the Young Mems
4,,ufile'.ac Club OF SIT. Maryis Institute.
Suppsm was ssrved to the raides by the
geir,Esrrarr, and after its completion
the lAGhes ac.ei line part OF hbstestses,
White the s'o,in4g man enjoyed a repasf.
AT tine mems supper r. H. Heltierman,
acted as toasEmaster and short talks,
In response. We're givse, by Father
Lehman. Miss Anna Mcmahon.
Father Renter. OF Anre:s. Miss Georgte
Mooney and Rauhdng Waring WhtAa
the gentlemen alta Miss McMafrcm pre-
sided as toastni stress, and responses
were given by Messrs. f. T. Austin.
NJ, q. Cheshire. Ed Whate. Wihfam Jor-
dan and r. H. Hsdderman.
We have nhe finest maple syrup ever
made as the Hawkeye grocsry.
The art department of the Women's
Club was most pleasantly entertained
afternoon by Mrs. r. w.
Mcbride. assisted by Mrs. james S.
Mrs. NJ. S. Mcfarland and
Miss Mabel Miller, at the Mcbride home
corner OF First and Grant sc,reets. A
very entertaining program was enjoy