Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-09
George j. Allen, opthalmologis,.

Jones'. North Center street.
Club House coffee in one and two
pound cans. Hawkeye Grocery.
Take your Sunday dinner at the new
Merchants Restaurant. 81 West Main.
Fancy King and Baldwin apples neNt
week Naval oranges. lemons, Malaga
grapes. at Olson's.
Mr.. Mason Peters. second represen
tative for Henry w. Savages The
Yankee Consul" spent Friday in the
city.
January IS and IA the C. & N. w.
railway will sell round trip tickets 10
Des Moines at s2.S5. account Ban
Hur.
Baked chicken, Dreaded sweet pota-
toes, orange ice and many other good
things on the Sunday menu at the
Merchants
The Federation Day of the Twentieth
Century Club to be held Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. +. l.. Meeker has
been postponed.
John F. Hankammer. impersonator
of Riley's works, NJ. L. church. next
Tuesday evening. Tickets at Alexan-
der's drug store.
Miss Daisy Binkley. of Des Moines,
teacher of voice culture. will be in the
city Mondays and Tuesdays of each
week In the Hopkins block studio.
Miss Mabsl Hicks, OF Council Bluffs.
is the guest of Mrs. G. i. Thayer DUR
ing a short visit in this city. Mrs.
Thayer entertained a small company
Informally this afternoon in her honor.
Grocery fixtures for sale: one pair
of Dayton scales, new pair of Dayton
scales, pair of balance scales. one plat
form scale. one candy scale. cheese box.
ica box. tea and coffee cans and coffee
mill. j. +. Harrigan. Zee Hive.
August Post, Wayside Farm, Moul-
ton. Ia. breeder OF Clydesdale horses
and Poland Chinas, says he has used
Berry's Barb Beaten with satisfactory
results and keeps 1t constantly on hand.
Sold by Mcbride & Will Drug Co.
Commencing Sunday. the singing at
the First Baptist church Will be led by
male quartet consisting OF C.. Durelle.
leader and first tenor. Walter Green
second tenor. Ross Salisbury. first bass,
X. "A. Salisbury. second bass. Subject
for Sunday evening. What is Chris
tan" Everybody welcome.
Fridays temperature record showed
the first drop for the week. The max
imum for the day was 40, s degrees
under that OF the preceding day. Six
teen was the minimum. as against 81
the day before, and at 1880 this morn
Ing IL was registered. degrees under
that of the corresponding time Thurs
day.
w. 9. Calhoun, who WAS summoned
10 this city couple OF weeks ago by
the critical illness OF his father-in law,
the late Fayette Rewey. departed this
morning for Minneapolis. where he vii,
remain over Sunday. From M,nneapo-
lis he viii go TO Fargo. N. d.. where he
VIII reside permanently. Mrs. Calhoun,
who accompanied her husband to the
city, Viii remain month longer.
DR.. Cora Witch, OF Des Moines.
deputy supreme oracle of the Royal
Neighbors of America, was in the city
Friday as the guest of Dr. Rosa Lie
big. supervising deputy OF the Mar
shall district, comprising the counties
of Jasper, Marshall. Polk. Story, Mar
ion. Boone and Warren. Or. Witch
went to Albion Friday night to close
up the affairs of Albion Camp, No. 50.
which Will be discontinued and the
membership transferred to the camp in
this city. She will also visit the Col
Inns camp before returning to Des
Moines.
Mrs. Frank Reed formerly of this
city, ard sister. Mrs. b. Dillon. also the
latter's husband all of Duluth, passed
thru the city Friday night on thsir way
to Tama. where they were summoned
by the death of the ladies brother, II.
p. Gardner. Mr.. Gardner, who was
Northwestern freight brakeman was
killed Thursday In wrsok near Ell
more, III. The news of the tragic death
reached the relatives in tels-s
gram. hut no particulars were given.
Mr.. Gardner leaves a wife and two
children. The funeral Will probably be
held Sunday afternoon.
The ladies of the various literary
clubs who are interested in good health
have secured Mrs. Lucia Julian Mar
tin, as director of the Flynn Normal
School of Physical Education of Chi
cago. to deliver number of free illus
trated lectures on Proper Exercise for
Health. Strength and the Perfect
Body" The lectures Will be given at
private homes and the first one will
be on Tuesday morning at $3.50 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. W. r. Forney. OH
North First street. On Tuesday after
noon at 3:45 O'Clock another will be
given at the home OF Mrs c. IA. Hull
on West State street and Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock the third will
be delivered at the home of Mrs. c. H.
f. Boardman, on East Main street. Af-
ter each Miss Alice L. Julian will give
demonstrations.
Two of the Great Northern freight
engines which have been leased by the
Iowa Central for use on Its line, arriv-
ed in Minneapolis today. and were
placed in charge of Minneapolis & ST.
Louis crews, to be brought south and
placed into service. Two NJ q St l..
engines, also leased by the Central,
were turned over to the Central a AL
bert Lea Friday night, two train crews
being daadheaded out of this city Fri
day evening. on No. 8, to take charge
of the trains. The NJ. & ST. l.. furnish
es the engine crews for the locomotives
| leased 20 the Central A switch en-