Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-13
Chamberlain. optician.
Ask for Pa GLADDEN. at Liebtg's.
DR.. Sayre. 2o4 East Main street.

DIR. w. NJ. Choate, dentist, over tn,
Fidelity bank.
DR.. Mairs. both phones; opposit
/, postoffice, 122 East Main.
Thirty-six hundred yards of lac'
worth up to Zoe go in the clearing sail
at &c per yard f. Il. Lay
Mr.. George N. Moran, advance repre-
sentative of Henry w. Savage's tn
Sultan of sulu. spent the day in tn
city.
The calisophian club was enter.
tanned AT the home of Mrs. A. j. Nor
ley, on East State street Tuesday af
ternoon.
fare and one-th third 20 Des Nome.
over the Grea, Western on the 18th
and 14ih on account of Ben Hur.'
Tickets good returning one day from
date OF sale.
Mrs. L. r. Wtaard ard Mrs. Fallgat-
ter will! entertain the Ladies Aid So
ciety of the Congregational! church
Thursday afternoon at Mrs. willard's
Rome. 400 North First street.
The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Railroad
Y. NJ. C. A. viii NEE, Thursday after
noon at 2;3O O'Clock with Mrs. Lee
Carrick ard Mrs. c. l.. KrLSles. a;
Mrs. Carrick's home. los YVES, Nevada
street.
/ Envoy O. " Bradshaw, of Lincoln.
| Neba arrived in the city today to as
s'st in the special meetings being held
! by the local Salvation Army Meetings
/ will be held every evening for an in
| definite Period at the armory on
South First avenue.
I The Hawthorne Club was entertained
by Mrs. r. w. Mcbride at her home
Tuesday afternoon After being in SEES
sion for short time the ladies adjourned
| in body to the high school to attend
the lecture given by Superintendent
Crane on the Philosophy of Correc-
| tion.'
Peter Robinson of st. Anthony. was
In the city Tuesday, accompanying this
far a car load of butcher stuff and
hogs, which We're shipped TO Chicago,
for sale on today's market The cattle.
fourteen head in all. averaged 1900
pounds. Twenty-seven head of hogs
averaged 24o pounds
lady free with every so-cent tick
ct purchased before O'Clock at the
odeon tomorrow evening. The Flora
De Voss company Will open a tire
nights engagement. The me,o-drama.
Princess Lou Will be the bill. Spe-
c!a,-ties between the acts. Prices 10. 90
and 30 cents.
Have you thought Of your spring
suit yet? The nobbiest stock of do
mes,ic and foreign goods you will find
al our emporium We go to market and
select our goods personally. and none
but the latest and bsst are selected.
We are prepared to make you suit on
short notice. Tony Psenicka.
Word from Sterling. ILL.,, announces
the death of Miss Marian Green. sister
of Mrs. ID. NJ. keefer. Of this city,
which occurred this morning. Miss
Green was known by friends here, hav-
Ing visited in the city on different oc-
casicns with her sister. She had been
i'll four months with cancer.
-
Miss Hattie Dickson. superintendent
of the purity work of the w. c. T. u,
arrived home Tuesday from a ten days
trip in the interests OF the department.
She visited Jefferson and Rockwell. and
on Sunday spoke before Evangelist
Billy" Sundays congregati lion at Rock
well. Monday she organized w. c.
I. u. with u good-sized active men,
bership. at Rockwell
Mr.. and Mrs. Is. A. Swanson were
very pleasantly surprised by COM
pany of twenty-five of the members OF
Electric Rebekah Lodge No. 3sl, Mon
day night. The guests brought their
own luncheon, and the evening was
spent socially. playing finch and pit.
Mr. and Mrs. Swanson were presented
with handsome salad bowl as re-
membrance OF the occasion.
General Superintendent. NJ. Sweeney.
OF the Iowa Central, arrived from the
south this morning. where he has been
spending several days at various points
on the line. He remained here thru
the day looking after business mat
tiers. especially in. reference TO the
.company's motive power. The Great
Northern engines have been delayed.
but are expected to arrive at any time
&C.,.
Rev. F. w. Russell. OF Boulder, Col,
who spent Tuesday In the city with
friends. departed this morning for ST.
Joseph. Mo-. and from there will go
to Fairbury. Eeb.. where he will re-
main for shor, time with Mrs. Rus
sell. who is visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George Cross. He Will ar
rive home the latter part OF the week.
A number OF the members of the Pres
byterian church visited their former i
pastor for short time at the home Of |
Mr.. and Mrs John Bell. on East State
street. last night.
Mrs. Carrie Z. Frederick. OF the press
committee of Frank NJ. Thomas W. r. |
c.. No. 8, has compiled report of the
work OF the relief committee for the |
year just closed. The sum of sl33.5S |
was expended blythe committee during /
the year. and all but $40 of this amount |
was used to aid the sick and needy in
The $40 appropriated |
TO outside need was sent to the Kan
sas flood sufferers last summer. The
zens have responded generously to the
earnest appeals and arduous efforts OF I
the relief committee, and they will be |
glad to know that seventeen families OF |
veterans, and eight soldiers widows
were materially helped during the year
1903 The committee made 245 visits
in the prosecution of Its work during