Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-16
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THE CITY IN BRIEF

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d. A. Collision. dentist. 10 w. Main.
M. w A. fair Finkles hall tonight
If you are sick call and see DR..
Mairs.
Laborers wanted at once G. f..
Reimer & Co.
DR.. MARS will treat your ailments
after October 18th.
New line of chiffon broad cloths at
Benedict & Brintnall.
Go to DR.. MARS for consultation, OPP
posite the post office.
See DR.. MARS at his office opposite
postoffice, after October 18th.
Guy Dilley left Saturday for Thomp-
son, where he will work in. a barber
shop.
Mrs. William Sherlock is confined TO
her home with an attack of facial cry
sipelas.
Have you tried Royal -four the best
on the market, at the D. S. Good Gro
Gerry Co.
All our ladies' tailor made suits a, a
great reduction to close them out at
once. Benedict & Brintnall.
The Political Equality Club will
meet Wednesday evening with DIR.
Pauline l. ers-Townsend.
The ladies of Marshalltown should
not fail to see that window display at
Marion Cards furniture store at 123
SlDast Main street.
"a Royal Slave" will come to the
Odeon Wednesday evening. The plot
of the play is taken from Gen. Lew
Wallace's great story, ''The Fair God"
Catholic Ladies' Mite Society will
serve a chicken supper in the basement
of the church Tuesday, Oct. II. Adults
25 cents children Is cents. All are In
vited.
G.. M. Stahl, rural carrier out Of
Clemens, spent Saturday in the city
looking after business matters. Nh;
Staill was accompanied by his son
Frank Stahl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Whitacre, who
have been enjoying their honeymoon in
Chicago and Michigan points during
the past three weeks, arrived home
Sunday morning,
Councilman j. e. Mcdonald, Of the
First ward, who has been in st.
Thomas hospital several days, suffer-
ing from an liberated tooth, is inn
proving nicely, and expects to be out
in few days.
DR.. H. L. Getz, who has been spend
ing the past ten weeks at points of in
terest on the Pacific slope, arrived home
Sunday night. DR.. Getz, who took the
trip in the interests of his health, is
somewhat improved.
One of the social gatherings and
dances which will be given every week
or two by group of the young men
of the high school for the benefit of the
athletic association, was held at Red
Mems hall Saturday evening, and was
very well attended by the young peo-
pie of the high school. Dancing fur
nished the chief amusement.
Judge obed Caswell and Court
Reporter A. B. Hoover went
tos Toledo this morning, where
Judge Caswell reconvened the
4 Tama county court. which has
been adjourned for few days, while
Judge Caswell was closing up the Au-
guest term of the district court here
Rev. zeno H. Doan, pastor of tbs
Friend church, addressed one of the
largest meetings Of men held this fal
at the Y. M. G. A. Sunday afternoon
His subject was 1.-THE Strength of True
Manhood" which he handled in 6
| forceful and helpful manner. After
the meeting proper many Of the mer
remained for the social hour.
Mrs. G. W. Sparks and Mrs. Elmer
Betz, delegates from the local woman's
foreign missionary society OF the
Methodist church, who have been IL
attendance at the annual meeting OF
the Des Moines branch, at Cedar Rap.
ids, arrived home this morning. Mrs
w. f. Pitner, who attended the con.
vention, but not as a delegate, will re-
main in Cedar Rapids for brief visit
s. Clyde Williams, coach of the
Cornell College football team, was in
the city this morning ON his way from
Grinnell to Mt. Vernon. Mr.. Williams
attended the Grinnell-Coe game al
Grinnell, and served as one Of the Of
ficials during tho second half. He
thinks Grinnell, by next year, will have
one of the fastest foot bali eievens In
the state The team this year is COM
posed of heavy men, something all
Grinnell elevens of recent years have
lacked, and all the members Of the
team with but one exception, will be In
school next year
Mrs. Charles Whitehead, 10 North
Third street, entertained a number Of
ladies Saturday afternoon at five
o'clock card party. given In honor OF
Miss Alicia Day, Of Santa Barbara,
Cal. The guests were seated at nine
tables, and the first prize was won by
Mrs. Howard Wilbur, while Mrs. D. w.
Norris, Jr., received the second prize.
Tea was served about $50 o'clock. the
hostess being assisted by Mrs. II. H.
Nichols and Mrs. Harry Waterman.
Pretty decorations Of red and green
were used for the house. Two other
out-of-town guests were present, Mrs.
Pyle, of Philadelphia; Miss Weiner, of
San Francisco, and Miss Edith Water
man, Of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Koontz, of Oma-
ha, who were called to the city ten
days ago by the death of Mr.. Koontz's
mother, Mrs. Ezra Koontz, of Albion,
left for their home Saturday evening.
Mr. Koontz is an engineer on the Mis-
souri, Pacific. and is one Of five broth