Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-17
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street hatS-9SC. Temple OIL ECONOMY
| Have you read T.. r. Lays carpet adj
vertisement found elsewhere in this
paper? e. r. Lay.
The members of 1.-THE Breezy Time
| Company, arrived in the city this NOR
ming from the north.
| We are selling lots of pianos this
week.. Special clearing sale. Eadie
| Music Co.
Bonita, Bonita, Bonita, is a family
| flour of excellent quality. Ask your
neighbors how they like Bonita. e. f
Benedict & Co.
| If you are having trouble with your
lamps use Roseine OIL. 1t does not
smoke or SMELL Sold by all first class
grocers, not by peddlers.
| Herbert Parker will leave tonight for
Minneapolis, where he goes to take his
| former position as assistant treasurer
at the Lyceum, under Manager l. c.
Speers.
Send one. dollar to Colfax Mineral
Water Co., 'Colfax, Iowa, and try five
gallon jug, celebrated Colfax mineral
water. 1t cures constipation, stomach
and kidney troubles.
| Fitz & Webster's company of sing
ers and dancers will present the farce
"A Breezy Time" at the Odeon to-
night. Bargain prices have been ar
ranged-10, 90, 80 and so cents.
Before buying your fall coat, inspect
our line which includes everything new
and popular. We do not only show the
finest velvet wraps, handsomely
trimmed. but show the best values In
the city in the less expensive garments.
M. II. Andrews.
Misses Emma Woodbury., Ida Shove,
Grace Birdsall, Belle Fletcher, and
| Anne Healion, Messrs. Charles
Speers, Will Zwilling, John Woodbury.,
Graham Lawrence and Worley Getz,
enjoyed a picnic supper at the Country
Club Saturday evening.
Superintendent William I. Crane, of
the public schools, will go to Belle
Plaine tomorrow afternoon, where he
will deliver his lecture on The Educa-
ton of the Hand" before the Fifth
district members of the Iowa Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs, who are to
hold their district meeting at Belle
Plaine beginning this evening.
Lou Wallace, of Green Mountain,
left Saturday night for Wenatchee,
WASH where he will remain for a
week or ten days, looking after BUSH
ness matters. Mr.. Wallace will inWesti-
gate wheat lands and fruit ranches in
the Wenatchee valley, and If he finds
anything to his liking contemplate
purchasing and moving to that coun-
try.
j. G. Brown left this morning for
Prairie City, ILL.,, to attend the reunion
of his regiment the Fifty-fifth Illinois
infantry, which will be held there
Tuesday and Wednesday, The Fifty
fifth Illinois was one of the fighting
regiments of the union army, and par
ticipated in thirty-one engagements,
besides the siege operations at Vicks
burg and Atlanta, during which time
it was under fire 1913 days.
County Attorney F. E. Northup and
A. Higgin, who have been spending
week with a party of Marshalltown
hunters, arrived home Saturday night
Up to the time they left the members
of the party had had but little duck
shooting, altho they had killed num-
Der Of teal, and some snipe III. p.
Densel and DR.. H. II. Nichols were left
at the Shack and were joined Sunday
by G. j. Landel. and G. P. Cook.
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Professor" Andrew Hisey, of Tama,
an eccentric individual who has been
going to Rome for several years to adj
dress the international congress of
free thinkers" was in the city Satur-
day evening, en- route to st. Louis. Mr..
Hisey claims to have received instruc-
tons from the secretary Of the con-
gress not to go to Rome, but to st.
Louis, to deliver his lecture on "Scien-
tific Government and Secularisn." Mr..
Hisey was loaded down with manu-
script written for his grafton.
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Mrs. Agnes Brookmiller, Of Stuart,
one of the prominent delegates In at
tendance at the annual convention Of
the Iowa w. G. T. u, went to Clemens
Saturday evening. where she filled the
pulpit Of the Christian church, both
morning and evening. Miss Addie M.
Estey, of Des Moines, was in Glad
brook for Sunday. Mrs. Satella Pen
man, Of Rock Rapids filed the pulpit
of the Christian church of this city
Sunday evening, ana Miss Belle Mix,
of Danville, addressed Friends
church gathering Sunday evening.
Rev L. e. Gallagher, Of Conrad,
formerly pastor of the Methodist
churches at Carroll and George, was in
the city Saturday afternoon, leaving
in the evening for Laurel, where he
has been appointed as pastor. Rev.
has not been in active
work during the past year,
having been compelled to remain at
home owing to the illness of his father,
David Gallagher, who died about six
weeks ago. Mrs. Gallagher, mother of
Rev. Gallagher, will go to Laurel this
her son.
At meeting Of the Delft Chi Soror-
ity, held Saturday, it was decided to
disband the sorority organization,
which has been maintained for about q |
year, and form what will be known |
in social club circles as the Rob and
Bob Club" Meetings will be held
every Thursday afternoon, in the Bin
ford cabin. which has been secured as
a club house. The cabin will be decor |
ated in dark green and gold, the clubs
colors Miss Ruth Binford was elect
ed president and Miss feryle Harris |
secretary and treasurer. During the