Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-26

, 'oee INC pretty display IN our MAIL
street window. Pratt & Baxter.
! Wall paper at the lowest prices eve
made In Marshalltown. Skegg's Wal
Paper Store.
Miss Madge Sparks left Monda,
night for Evanston, H. where she vii
enter Northwestern University.
The best steaks the kind that tickle
the palate, may be had at Middleton &
Reeds 81 West Main. Phone your or
ders.
OF Importance to those who use
bread. Il. II. Benedict & Co. have LOCO
sacks of strictly old wheat -four. Ask
them for a sack.
Now is the time to learn to cut and
tit at the Standard Dress Cutting
school, over the New England store
Visitors always welcome.
Wanted Car repairers at G. e. w
shops, Oelwein. Iowa. Wages 1714 tc
20 cents on piece work. For further
information apply to j. II. Harding
agent, Marshalltown, Iowa.
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Rev and Mrs NJ Londah leave to-
Londahl goes to become pastor of the
Norwegian Lutheran church there
Rev. Londahl closed his pastorate OF
the local church Sunday.
Railroad Commissioner N. S. Ket-
chum went to Des Moines this morning
to meet with the other commissioners
and take up the investigation OF the
needs of viaduct which is demanded
by the city of Des Mones.
Mrs. Jesse Myers, of Written, arT.iv-
ed in the city Monday evening. and
will remain for visit of a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs John Presnall Mrs,
Myers Is on her way to visit relatives
and friends in Cedar Rapids and Pres
| ton, Jackson county.
| In an effort to prevent the asphalt
pavement Of the city being damaged,
Mayor Ingledue will soon serve notice
on the public that persons found burn
| ing rubbish or leaves on the pavement
will be arrested and prosecuted The
city ordinance prohibits this, and
classes 1t as a misdemeaner Such
fires burn the asphalt and cause it to
disintegrate.
Peggy from Paris" which comes to
| the Odeon this evening is one of the
| big attractions of the season. 1t is
musical comedy by George AIDE, who
wrote the "Sultan of Sulu," "The
County Chairman" and THE College
| Widow" The presenting company is
a competent one and numbers so peo
pie. The entire scenic production Is
carried complete.
| Mrs Harold w Johnson left Mon
day for Rockwell City, where she will
| join her husband and make her future
home. Mr.. Johnson, who is 70 be con-
nected with a poultry packing estab-
| lishment during the winter, will be In
Rockwell City until March, when he
| will take possession of a farm that
has been presented him by his father
providing he would give up profess
sional base ball.
AT Piney Ridge presented by a
capable company Of players, with Mr.
Van Kinzie in the principal role of
Jack Rose will be the Offering at
the Odeon tomorrow evening. This
play has an unbroken record of sue
cess and stands as about the best and
most natural of our dramas of the
south. 1t is iteresting from beginning
to end and is one of those plays you
| can see time and again and still find
| interesting. Seats now on sale.
Rev. Allan Wood, formerly of this
city, but now of Titonka, where he
| has been pastor of the Methodist
church during the past three years,
was in the city Monday evening, en-
| route to Evanston, H. where he will
| enter the Garrett Biblical Seminary,
the theological school affiliated with
Northwestern University. Rev. Mr..
Wood will remain at the seminary for
three years work, In which he will
| finish the regular course. He expects
to move his family to Evanston within
the next few months.
Rev DR.. T. O. Douglass, of Grinnell,
secretary Of the Iowa Congregational
Home Missionary Society, was in the
city Monday evening, being on his way
to Orchard, Mitchell county, where he
will be in attendance at the forty
eighth semiannual meeting of the
Mitchell Association of Congregational
Churches and Ministers. DR.. Douglass
will return from Orchard tomorrow, to
go to Ankeny, to attend the Grinnell
| association meeting,which also began
this morning and lasts over tomorrow.
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New signet stickpns at Hellberg's.
The members of the H. and III. club,
social organization, entertained their
husbands and gentlemen friends Mon
day evening, giving dance and serv-
ing supper in vacant house next door
to the c. O. Lawrence residence, 1919
South Second avenue. Cards and 9TH
er almusements were enjoyed. Those
who took part in the affair were Mr.
and Mrs. G. o. Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs
A. G. Brenneck, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Routh Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Smith, Miss
es Anna Elliott, Mary and Iona Ma
son and Nellie Aud; Messrs. Ed Bailey
and Milo Mendenhall, and DR.. Price.
New signet rings at Hellbergs
Members of Marshall Lodge, No. So
Fraternal Bankers Reserve, were il
Grinnell Monday night where they ex
emplified the work in the Grinnel'
lodge, before a large class of candi
dates. Following the degree work !,
banquet was served in honor CT ths
visiting team. Those in attendance,
from this city were Mrs j. w. Bark.
hurst, Mrs. Corie E. Stewart, Miss II
Baxter, Mrs. j. b. Cope. Mrs. H. D
Payette, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cummings
Mr. Waltar w Iindarota Misc Rir1i