Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-06


Announcements OF churc, N so,iatv en-
, ,s. secular meetings. "carls of
hunks, obituary resolutions. and similar
NOTICES. will be charged mt tho rate OF Scents
] er line for each Insertion.
THE CITY IN BRIEF
George ]. Allen. opthalmologist.
Read Culley's bargain lad" in this
issue.
Fairbanks scale books at half price
at Liebig's.
Just received. large line. of dress
giaghams at 10 cents. NJ. F. Andrews
Jos. II. Egermayer, attorney. rooms
IL and IL City National Bank build
ing. Notary in office.
Illustrated lecture by DR.. Steiner a,
Congregational church Friday evening
The Harmony Aid Society Will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. e. a.
Crandall. 515 South Third street.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist church. Will meet Thursday
afternoon in room 20, at the church.
One S35 electric seal coat, extra fine
quality. size S6. clearing sale price s25
Hawkeye Mercantile Company. cloak
department.
Mrs. William l. Crane entertained
the Hawthorne CLUB at its regular
meeting Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Crane had charge of the afternoons
program.
The Marshall Ice Company has an
advertisement in this issue for men TO
cut ice. II will be to the interest OF
those who want work to read 1t. Good
wages will be paid.
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Sheriff Hutson Is making a few
changes in the Arrangement of the in
terror of his office. The alterations
will give additional room in both the
public and his private office.
Route Agent Buchanan. of the Adams
Express Company was in the city
Tuesday evening. being on his way
home to Oslaloosa from Story City.
where he had been spending the day
on business.
Mrs. II. A. Miller. of LeGrand. left
Tuesday evening for Perry. where she
will he present this evening n. the
marriage of Mr.. j. NJ Bostetter. and
Miss Dora B. Hendrix. Mr.. Bostettes
is a former resident Of this county.
Father John Stuart. formerly as
sistant to Father NJ. C. Lehman. of
ST. Mary's church. who spen; Tuesday
in the city. with Father Lenthan, ard
Father Warning. departed this morn
take up his work in St. Joseph's Col-
iese after short holiday vacation.
Tuesdays temperature record shows
another general rise over the day pre-
ceding. 81 having registered as the
days maximum. twelve degrees above
that of Monday. The minimum for THE
eiay WAS IL, eight degrees above tho
minimum of Monday. sAt 1870 this
morning 10 was recorded as against l
at the same hour Monday morning.
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Mr.. Edwin n. Farher. of Lisbon.
young attorney who has been associate!
With law firm at that place. has come
10 Marshalltown To reside. and has en-
tered the employ of Binford & Smelling.
Mr. Farber has been considered one OF
the most prominent young attorneys OF
eastern Iowa. and his Lisbon friend
regret his departure from that town.
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Mrs. David Lennox arrived hom :
Tuesday night from Eureka Spring.
Ark. where she has been for the past
few weeks with her husband. who
was compelled TO seek different eli
mate on account OF his health. Mr..
i, Is thought will be permanently benc-
fitted by his stay at the springs. He
viii probably not return home until
some time.in March.
Members of the K B. Club ann
friends. TO the number ~ about thirty
Joined In a surprise on two OF ih<
members. Mrs. r. Bowman and Mrs. G.
Clark. a; the home of the former. The
surprise was IN honor of the birthday
anniversary of both. The club pre-
scented each with dozen table nap
kins. The evening was spent with pit
and cards. after which refreshments
were served by Mrs. B AXE and Mrs.
Elhs.
Tonight the successful musica!
comedy, When Reuben Comes to
Town." Is the attraction at the Odeon.
Th:. book and music We're written by
Herman Perlet. and is considered his
best effort. The company numbers
thirty people, who nave been especially
selected. and a chorus Of pretty girls.
The piece has been given complete
aud elaborate scenic production, eS-
quisitely costumed. new and original
song hits. and up-to-da,s ensemble
dances and marches.
Mrs. N. Van Zandt and daughter
left last night for Chicago ana
from that poipt within a few days,
VIII leave for California. where they
will spend the remainder Of the winter.
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