Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-20

THE CITY IN BRIEF

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Read Simons' ad.
Holly doll outfits at Liebig's.
d. A. Collision, dentist. 10 w. Main.
Oranges 20 cents per dozen ait Will
Miller's.
Go to A. "a. Sinons' II you are in
need of a good $40 coat.
Now is the time to sit for your
Christmas photos. at Browns.
Henry Pappe went to Chicago last
evening to purchase new supply OF
| mems overcoats.
Miss Clara Grips, teacher of piano
and harmony, 515 North First street
Phone new 796.
Judge obed Caswell went to To-
! ledo this morning to reconvene the
October term OF the lama county
court. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Church, OF Gill
man, spent Sunday In the city with
Mr.. Church's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
A. Church.
A fire may be prevented by repairing
your detective fiues. MANY dollars may
be saved by purchasing your furniture
and carpets Of A. E. Wilbur & Sons.
New favorites In mems overcoats
have made their appearance in the
east. Henry Pappe is determined to
have them, hence his flying trip to
Chicago.
Jesse Painter, janitor OF the Wood
day by falling from second story
window Of the building. was able to be
back to his work today.
4 The comfortable warmth, the de-
pendable materials with that ample
fullness, put our $500 overcoats in the
front rank. Hopkins, the popular tall
| orr
Judge Evans, Of Hampton, was in
the city this morning on his way to
Nevada where he is presiding at the
| October term of the Story county dis
trict court.
/ Rev. T. p. Krone Of springville
who was in the city Sunday to occupy
the pulpit Of the Presbyterian church,
was the guest of DIR. II. IT, Echter-
nacht during his stay In the city.
Rev w. b. Sanford, pastor Of the
Nevada Presbyterian church, gave a
most excellent address before a large
gathering Of men at the Y. M. G. A
Sunday afternoon His subject was
'The Defensive Side OF Life" which
1 he handled very ably, and which he
made forciable by apt illustrations
! from life.
Sibyl Sammis, the handsome prima
/ donna soprano, who appears with
Leonora Jackson at the Odeon Wed.
nesday evening is "a combination Of
cyclone and nightingale" says Sam
1 Jones. Her equal has not appeared or
any previous course. Seats on sale al
Furbushs tomorrow morning at 10
Get season ticket.
Copies Of the Christmas number o
! the Auckland Weekly News, of Auck
land New Zealand. the New Zealand
Mail and the tourist edition of tn,
New York to New Zealand magazine
have been received by DR.. Pauline My
1 ers Townsend, and may he seen at tht
II EuDlNC 1UOIStIy, tNtIlcIS llACyf law 1SSi
| placed on file They were sent to DR.
Townsend by Mr., Donne, who hat
charge Of the New Zealand exhibit a
the worlds fair
4 Both in Europe and America, Leon
ora Jackson has won laurels as VIC
/ linist. Queen Victoria decorated hel
with the Victoria Star in 1899. Thu
Prussian government awarded her the
] Mendelssohn state prize at Berlin. Shs
4 has appeared AS soloist with such re.
nowned musical societies as the Leip,
sic Gewandhaus, London Philharmonic
Paris Colonne Orchestra. etc. She !:
now making n third trans-continenta
tour Of America and appears at the
Odeon Wednesday evening on the 7
M. C. A. course.
Mr.. Clarence Arson, well-knowr
resident OF this city. who has lived TO