Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-17

Main.
Great offering of undermuslns at
M. +. Andrews.
DR.. Jay, surgeon and physician. Suite
s, fremont block.
We can sell you fine grade of Min
nesota flour at $1.5O per sack. Kirk
! Bros.
The Val Blatz export beer is the best
for table use. For sale by Charles
Deiterich.
Don't forget the Royal Highlander
carnival begins tomorrow night. Ad
mission 10 cents.
Take a turn down the Pike at the
Royal Highlander carnival, tomorrow
night at Finkle's hall, for 10 cents.
Ned Noskicid. of Tama county, ar
rested by Constable Wilson. for being
drunk, was given six days by Justice
Clark.
We show 4 large variety of dainty
and handsomely trimmed underwear
as well as the cheaper kinds Get our
prices. M. i. Andrews
Exhibition drills by Yeomen and
| Modern Woodmen drill teams at Royal
Highlander carnival at F'inkle's hall
tomorrow night. Admission 10 cents
.'he Royal Neighbors will meet with
Clemens tomorrow afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Rapp, $40 East State
street.
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lIr. S. G. Huber and Mr.. Charles f.
M. Stone, of Tama, We're in the city
Monday night to witness Miss Ada
Rehan's production of the Tanning of
the Shrew.'
| Superintendent f. G. ,Schevenell, of
the Minnesota division of the North
western. headquarters Mson City, was
in the city Monday afternoon. being Oh
his way home from q business trip to
Boone.
Mr.. William Benson, of Boone is in
the city for an indefinite visit at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. "A. l..
Frazer, having accompanied the lat
tec to this city after the recent death
of his wife at Boone.
The postponed monthly meeting of
the school board was held Monday
night for the purpose Of allowing the
BILLS, which had accumulated during
the month. No other business, except
OF routine nature, was transacted.
c. L. Stewart, e. r. and w. w. Bob
STA. George Shannon and d. J. Nos-
burg, all of Gilman, and George H.
Hammond, of Grinnell cashier of the
Merchants National Bank, of that
place were in the city today, being in
terested in a case in the district court,
The funeral of the late j. A. Yakom
was largely attended from the fam
lily home, 532 North Third street, Mon
day afternoon. Chaplain Jesse Cole,
o.. the Soldiers Home, had the service
in charge, and was assisted by DR.. c.
L. Gould, pastor of the Methodist
church.
The Highland Hustlers, and some of
their friends, numbering twenty two
in all, very pleasantly surprised their
president, Mrs. Ida Humphrey, Mon
day evening. The hours We're spent in
games and fortune telling, and after
refreshments were enjoyed. Mrs Eliza
beth Miller, vice president, presented
Mrs. Humphrey with a gavel.
The ladies' gymnasium class met for
the first time Monday night at the Y.
NJ. C. A. gymnasium, and began the
regular course Of physical work under
the direction of Mr.. Dye. About twen-
ty-f1ve young ladies formed the class
on the first night During the hour the
gymnasium is leased to the ladies all
doors leading to the rear of the build
ing are locked.
The kindergarten children of the
Fourth ward school enjoyed party
Monday afternoon, the occasion being
The celebration of Mary Helen Ketch-
um's 9Th anniversary. A delightful
time was enjoyed with various games
as amusements, and delicious refresh
rnents were served by Mrs. E. S. Ket-
',hum, who was assisted by Miss Bess
Ketchum and Mrs. L. c. Norris.
A company Of about forty friends
mostly members of the Spiritualist
Society, Joined in a surprise Monday
evening upon Rev. Harry Moore, of |
Chicago, at the home of Rev. Eva Nc
Coy, 104 North First avenue. Rev.
Moore has been visiting in the city and |
goes from here to Des Moines to at |
tend the state convention of the Spirit
ualists. A very pleasant evening was
enjoyed, and refreshments were served |
by Mrs. Mccoy.
"Panic." Will, the old water spaniel
owned by z. c. Will, one of the fix
lures of the Mcbride & Will Drug
Companys store, and father of many
of the water spaniels of the city, is
almost dead. The old dog is fifteen
years old, and it is feared will have to
be killed. Mr.. Will, who had intended
going to California for a VISIT of sew
eral weeks, has postponed his visit
until the dog has gone, altho he has
not the heart to kill it himself. Rheu-
matism and other troubles incident to
old age, have caused the animals ILL
ness.
A meeting of the managers of the
Western Grocer Company branches a
long the line of the Iowa Central was
held at the office of Let's, Fletcher
Company, Monday. Matters of BUSH
ness Of mutual interest to the mana
gers we're talked over, as is usual at
the regular meetings of the managers,
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