Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-22
DR.. Ward. Osteopathic Physician.
Fresh oysters and crackers at Will
Miller's.

\ Mr.. M. M. Dickson was in Albion or
business Tuesday.
! Col r. H. Stevenson, Of Liscomb
was in the city on business Tues
day.
Culley's make of mince meat Try
it. Ten cents per pound or rs cents 8
quart.
Mrs. William Smith arrived home
Tuesday evening from Rockwell. where
she, has been for a visit Of q few days
with friends.
For that salad, an kinds OF nu,
meats, candied cherries, bananas, or
ans;es and Malaga grapes. Pink OF
white gelatine at Culley's.
| Mrs. Edgar Ellyson arrived home
Tuesday evening from Pittsville, Wis.
where she has been for three weeks
conducting a series OF evangelistic
meetings.
| The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con-
gregational church will meet with Mrs
c. E. Wilson and Mrs. Edgar Burk-
holder Thursday afternoon at the home
Of the latter, 4O3 West State street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Sparks, of Gill
man, arrived in the ely Tuesday and
will make their home during the win
ter with their daughter Mrs. E. c.
Lainson, corner of Fourth and Summit
streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Walker, who re-
side on the old Walker homestead,
two and one-haR miles south of the
city on Center street, are parents OF
a twelve pound son, born to them this
morning.
| .Messrs. F. NJ Sutton and T.. D.
Evans left yesterday for a short
business trip to Oklahoma and Indian
Territory Mr.. Sutton will be gone
for about ten days, but Mr.. Evans will
return the last Of the week.
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The Shakespeare Clubs regular
meeting Tuesday was at the home of
Mrs. Jennie Williams, and next week
will be with Mrs. Harriet L. Sutton.
THE club is now on its second read
ing Of the play Julius Caesar"
Mrs. Will Estel. who has been very
i'll of gall stones during the past few
days, Is somewhat improved, altho
still in Q serious condition. Mrs.
llstel will submit to an operation as
soon as she is sufficiently recovered
from the present attack.
The Royal Neighbors' Aid Society
will be entertained Thursday afternoon
by Mrs. s. j. Tinker, at her home in
the country near Canpbell's grove.
The members will meet at / O'clock at
the home of Mrs. C. A. Lands, 109M
East Church street.
The meeting of the Calisophtan Club
Tuesday afternoon was with Mrs.
Henry White, at, her home, North
Fourth avenue. The continued reading
of the Bay View course on Germany,
furnished the afternoons program.
Mrs. Ella Baker will be the hostess
next week.
The holidays are approaching and
you will be looking around for re-
membranes. We have full line of
solid silver including knives, forks,
spoons and odd pieces. 1t will be
easy to find what you want in that
line at our store. Allen, the jeweler.
IA East Main.
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Mr. H. S. Lawrence and Mr.. John c
Ely, of this city, are in Des Moines,
where they are receiving their consist
DRY degrees which make them thirty
second degree Masons. A class Of
twenty seven is taking the work. and
among the number is Former Governor
Frank d. Jackson.
ar MT.
street, gave an informal dinner party
Tuesday evening, at which Rev.
Father j. ]. Fitzpatrick, Rev. w. j.
5Convery, Of Eldora, Mrs. Fitzpatrick,
Of Iowa City, sister-in-law Of Rev.
Fitzpatrick, Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Fol-
ney, and Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Willard
were guests.
A. E. Shorthill Company has caused
to be filed for the January term of the
district court a petition in which writ
of replevin is asked with which it may
secure possession of a steam boiler
claimed to be owned by it, but held by
E. F1itton, who bought it, but failed
to keep up payments according to the
contract. Judgment In the sum Of
1915 is also asked.
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Mrs. w. G. Bowe was hostess to
the Lotus Club Tuesday afternoon at
its regular meeting. Roll call was an
swered by historical events, and the
papers given were pronounced by all
as exceptionally good. They consist
ed Of "Trip to New Mexico" (Life,
Homes and Indians), by Mrs. j. A..
OFT; Gave and Cliff Dwellers," by
Mrs. w. F. Pitner; Santa Fe Rail-
way" by Mrs. T. A. sieg; and "The
Stone Autograph Album. by Mrs. D.
s. Nancy. Refreshments were serv-
ed, following the program. Miss Call
lie Silver, of Cleveland, o. Mrs. w. G..
Kane, ana Mrs. G. L. Talllnan, were
guests
OF all the plays that Shakespeare
wrote, Othello comes nearest to the
modern ideals, In matter and in form,
The passion dealt with is jealousy, a
theme that has supplied three fourths
of the modern writer's with their ma
terial. The construction Of the drama
is so well adapted to the requirements
Of the modern stage that very little is
cut from the original and the actor has
the satisfaction of knowing that he is
playing the piece almost as Shakes
peare's hand wrote 1t. Every man. wo-
man and child has felt the pangs of
jealousy, nay, more, every animal in
crea tfon 1rnoNvq what ioolorcl,, ,,,o,,.