Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-10

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DR.. Jay surgeon and physician. Suite
s. fremont block.
pelmbet's noes and Excelsior diar-
les for 1905. at Simmons Book store.
Eyes tested and glasses fitted at
Newell optical parlors. opposite post
office
We can sell you fine grade OF Min
neso,a flour at $3.50 per sack. Kirk
Bros.
Manufacturers sample dozens OF
napkins less than Wholesale price. H..
X. Lay.
very large stock of we'll bound
mons Book store.
If you want Glenn coal first class mine
run. or any other kind of coal. send
your order to the Independent Coal
Company. East Maiu. Telephone 1903.
Notice TO Country Club members
The annual meeting, which was to have
been held Wednesday, evening. Janus
airy il, has been postponed indefinite
ly. G. C. Urine. assistant secretary.
e-.
The regular meeting OF the Political
Equality Club will be held Friday eve
ming instead of Wednesday, ut the
home of Mrs. j. +. Jackson 10a East
Webster street. The program will be
furnished by Mr.. Warren Howard.
The famous Chicago pulpit orator.
DIR. John Merritte Driver. lectures at
the Odeon tomorrow evening on The
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ship OF the World" Third number
II. r. Y NJ. c. a. course Seats at
T'urhusl,'s.
j. NJ. Whitaker went to Boone this
dore A. Brownth ....wicmfw mfwfwf
morning to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Mills. Mother of Mrs. j NJ. Whitaker.
which was held this afternoon. Mrs.
| Theodore A. Brown WIS also In Boone
to attend the funeral.
The funeral of q. w. Coffin who
died Monday at his home east OF lie
Grand will be held nj the LeCrand
Christian church Thursday morning
ut 4 o'clock. 1nterment will be in the
LeGrand cemetery. Polar Star Lodge.
No. 113, A. r. and a. NJ. of LeGrand.
Will have charge OF the services.
a. w. Nutz. who has been day oper-
ator in the office OF j. II. Higham,
yardmaster went to Oskaloosa this
morning to begin his work as dispatch
err in the office of the chief dispatcher.
He was appointed to the place n week
ago, but the reimbursement of the dis
patcher's force delayed his beginning
the work.
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| Saturday we will sell shoes cheap.
MONSTERS congress oil grain shoes,
| Sl.50: mems fine dress shoes, s1.7b
and 50: mems patent colt shoes, 1925:
mems heavy work shoes. large sizes.
30 cents. Come In and let us prove
to you that 1t pays YOU to buy for
cash Jarvis & kellogg.
Mrs. Lena Mclaughlin, who has
been making her home in this city for
several months with the family of her
sister, Mrs. IL. j. Ostediel, went to
Davenport Monday, where she
has accepted positioU with n cigar
manufacturing concern. Mrs. Nc
Laughlin is a cigarmaker by trade. all
tho during her stay in this city she
has been employed in her brother-in-
laws restaurant.
Misses Laura RAFFERTY, and Mar
garet Turner delightfully."- entertained
the Cuisine Club Monday evening at
the home of the former, South Sixth
street. In a guessing contest, which
was one feature of the evening. the
prize went to Miss Ddna Farmer The
hostesses served delicious chafing
dish supper. Misses Mabel Eason and
Mae Bowman We're guests or the club,
which meets next week at the home of
Miss Sophia Johnson.
The city council chamber was treat
ed to n Turkish bath yesterday. and as
a result some damage was done to fur
niture and other articles in the ROOM
A defective vent in one of the ra1ia-
tors was the cause for the escape OF
the steam, and the fact was not notfc-
ed until the room had become pretty
well soaked with the condensation. The
steam collected on the steel ceiling.
and large drops of water fell on every
desk. and coursed down the walls. A
large map Of the city, and one that will
be hard to duplicate, without a great
deal Of expense, was practically ruin-
ed.
Mrs. r. I. WATSON was hostess to the
Entire Nous Club at its regular meet
ing Monday. The club is now studying
about American authors and their
homes, and at each meeting some of the
writings of the author studied will be
read Mrs. D. w. Norris. Jr.. and Mrs.
George p. Powers We're the readers
yesterday, and Richard Henry Stod
dard. the author taken up. The read
ing was from Warmers Library. Vol.
XXIV, and the poems, The Sea-. and
THE Sky Is Drinking Cup" A num-
Der of other poems written by Stod-
dard were also read before the club.
Mrs. II. V. Speers was a guest
The enrolment in the r. r. Y. NJ. 9.
A. Searchlight Club now exceeds sew
enty men. Among these are eight from
the banks, nine from railroad service,
fourteen from the professions thirteen
from retail houses, and seventeen from
the manufacturing and iobbing inter-
ests of the city. A lecture is given
every Tuesday evening at Z: is until
and including March 81. The lectures
conclude at sos, in time for other So
cial and business engagements. The
Ladies' Auxiliary serves supper at
6: 80 for % cents. Forty of those en-
rolled enjoy this social privilege which |