Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-24

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THE CITY In BRIEF
Mexican hats at NJ. r. Andrews.
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DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.
Odeon, Observation-Disclosures % cents
| VIM. Battin. per cent farm loans
odeon. Tonight Durelle's Male
Quartet.
odeon, Toaight-Miss Bertha Rowan
soprano
Fresh country butter Is cents pei
pound. Hawkeye Store.
Liebig book store-next door to the
| Hawkeye--109 West Main.
II you like good bread buy Gold Medal
flour. D. S. Good Grocery Co.
Just Observation-Disclosures hats for men
women and children at M. +. Andrews
Illinois pea or No. 2 nut coal for your
range. Sold by Brown Fuel and Lime
Co.
We have the largest and finest stock
of hammoeks in the city. Simmons
Book Store.
DR.. clemmer, the Hopkins block
dentist. Phone new, 335. Evenings by
appointment.
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The Excelsior Aid Soc.sty vii, meet
with Mrs. Ackley, GOA Eas! Main street
Wednesday afternoon.
Word from Des Moines announces
the birth of a. daughter to Mr. and iIl's
w. E. statle.. of that city.
The Political Equality Club VIII
meet with Mrs. IA. l.. Sutton. III North
Center street, Wednesday evening.
st. Margaret's Mission will hold a
Dutch May party Wednesday night at
204 North First avenue. Admission %
cents couple. +.
Bum Job--The painter tells you 1t Is
bad paint the merchant says the paint
er put either gasolene or I've In his
paint. Dins,es & Everist will furnish
and guarantee both paint and work
men, Either telephone.
The annual meeting OF the Women's
Club will be held Wednesday afternoon
ut the club parlors. After short
program composed of musical num-
bers and readings reports of officers
and committee will be given.
$3.50 >--------
Thn Prod hry, A Nv <f
Oskaloosa is; taking time by the fore
lock in advertising its Labor Day
celebration on September 5. and in
vitations have been resaNed in the
city announcing the .alsl,-.. ..on.
Have a carpet or rug? %. G. Wilbur
is showing q fine line of .soor coverings,
and we always have the best goods at
the lowest price. Lace curtains, rope
portieres and window shades are also to
be found in our carpet department.
Mrs. Frank Snyder, OF Oskaloosa,
was In the city Sunday as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Plunkeft, coming to
attend the exercises at St Mary's
church. attendant upon the reception of
the large class of first communicates.
Mrs. Snyder's daughter, Miss Katie,
was member OF the class.
Miss Mary Manson, OF Evanston, ILL.,,
who has been the guest Of Miss Bessie
Speers for the past three weeks, left
for her home Monday night Miss
Speers entertained twenty of her girl
friends at a. sew party Monday after
noon. and In the evening was hostess to
f.,x fpsa &c ~
Mrs. T. j. Stivers returned Monday
evening from Tanla, where she has
been for tho past two weeks caring for
Mrs. A. Starhuck, who lost her mind
suddenly fortnight ag,,. Mrs. SGir
buck is not improved, and it is expect
ed that she will be sent away for hos
pital treatment Within few days. The
cause Of her insanity has not been lie
termined to the entire satisfaction of
the physicians who have examined Ter.
Heavy hog shipments from Union
are scheduled for this week. 1t is es-
timated that about twenty-five loads
in all will be shipped, the major por-
ton leaving Wednesday. j. C. Luildy
will ship seven loads on Wednesday,
and Mark and John Brindell shipped
seven loads today. Omer Cundiff and
Ernie Beecher have together two loads.
which left today. and the remaining
lots will be made up by different ship
pers, leaving Wednesday.
Mr.. L. @. Seager. of whitehall Mich,
was in the city Monday night as the
guest Of his sister, Mrs A. Janrley,
being on his way home from Gilman,
where he was called to attend the
funeral Of Walter Ward, son of DR..
and Mrs. w. ]. Ward. who died of
Friday night. The funeral,
the largest ever held in Gilman, was
conducted Monday afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Seager who only returned
from their winters stay in San An
tonic, Tex, Saturday, were also in
Gilman Monday afternoon to attend the
funeral.
The Iowa City Republican speaks in
the highest terms of the presentation
Of the three-act mono-drama, Mad
elinette" based on Gilbert Parker's nov
Ell, "rhe Lane That Had No Turning"
by Miss Ethel Elliott. of this city. Civ
en- for the benefit of the s. u. l. orator
ical association. The arrangement was
one made by Miss Elliott. and the story.
an exactiny one, involving the interpre-
tation of ten characters, was divided
into three parts. the return of Maiel
Inette. the love OF Madelinette and the
return of Madelinette to the world of
he