Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-01-27
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| Chamberlain. optometrist.
| Cold meat forks at Chamberlains.
DR. Billiard. osreopatn % East Main.
Fresh meats of all kinds at Scheid
| Bros.
New signet scarf pins. Chamber
| lain's.
| Forney hall skating rink will be OPP
en- again Monday for skating.
| Buy, sell, borrow loan, exchange and
rent thru the Williams Andrews Co.
New ice skating rink open every
afternoon and evening, Eighth avenue
and Main.
| Calico contest at Kinks rink Tues
| day night. Come in your calico re-
gala. Band plays every night.
The ice skating is fine no matter
how warm the weather is. Come any
afternoon or evening and be convince
ed. Eighth avenue and Main street
Elmer HI. Clifford, of Oskaloosa, fl
! nancial agent of Penn College, was in
the city Friday night, being on his way
to Eldora, where he spent the day on
| business.
Miss Kate Price, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the Sin
gleton hospital two weeks ago, was
| able to be out for drive Friday af-
ternoon. Miss Prices Improvement is
source of much qualification to her
many friends.
If you have square meal it is safe
to say you are satisfied with every
thing. That is why SO many people
leave our restaurant smiling. How
could they do otherwise after partak-
ing of one of our 15-cent meals. Henry
Sundell, North Center street
c. c. Hill, of Canada, who came to
this city several weeks ago i'll of ty-
phoid fever, with which he had then
been suffering for three weeks, is not
improving very fast. Mr.. Hills fever
left him after he began receiving
treatment here, but it has returned,
and he is again quite i'll. Mr.. Hill is
at the home Of his Wife's father, j. j.
Hall.
The Searchlight Club next Tuesday
evening is host to the delegates to
the state conference of the Y. NJ. c. A.
and invites besides all senior members
OF the association to hear the splen-
did address by Fred B. Smith on that
occasion. The gallery Of the gym
nasium will be open and free to the
young men. Dinner served at 6.15.
Program follows Immediately.
George Lanning, a young man about
% years of age, an employee of the
| bridge department of the A. e. Short
hill Company, sustained a slight in
jury Friday afternoon by slipping and
falling under some steel beams that
were being unloaded at the company
yards from flat car. Lanning's right
leg was quite badly bruised, but no
bones were broken, and the accident
is not considered at all serious.
Rev. Huffman. pastor of the LaMoille
Congregational church closed Friday
a very successful two weeks series of
revival meetings at his church. There
are nine accessions to the church as
result Of the meetings. and the new
members will be received at the NOR
ming service Sunday. Rev. May, of
Berwick, rendered valuable assistance
to Rev. Huffman, and Rev. George
n Of 49,, ale
sisted.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Steward, Mrs.
Mary Whealan and Miss Lizzie Allen
and Mr.. Will Allen, left for Laurens
this morning to attend the twenty
fifth anniversary of the wedding of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewards son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. AL
len. which takes place today. The
gathering of the relatives. at the Allen
home tonight has been planned as a
surprise to Mr.. and Mrs. Allen, who do
not know they are coming. Mr.. and
Mrs. Steward will remain in Laurens
for several days.
The pupils of Miss Mary Hall, prin-
cipal of the Arnold school, enjoyed
bob ride about town Thursday night
after which they drove to the Baxter
home, one mile south of town, for a
taffy pull The pupils who participate
ed in the pleasant evening were Cert
rude Jay, Willie West, George Patton,
Marguerite Kane, Robert Dieterich,
Oscar Johnson, Della Keoppel Vernon
Richards, Frances Needham. Paul
Malloy, Margaret Norton, Jennie Wells,
Fannie Malloy, Zachary Hudson, Rose
Anderson. Grace Martin, Cecil Buck,
Isle Grower, Pearl Baxter, Sarah
Erickson. Dorothy Calmus. Dorothy
Smith. Myrtle Stevens, Alma Holge-
Ian and Ralph Alderman. Mrs. Baxter
chaperoned the young people
Commencing Monday, January 20
and for rest Of week, the Frank E.
Long Stock Company will be the at
traction at the Odeon. The company
this season is a large and capable one
and the plays presented are all new
and up-to date. Aside from the acting
company a number Of high-class vau-
deville people are carried, including
Mr.. Chas. Mack. vocalist; MIR. Billy
Strauss monologuist; Mack and Ar
mour singers and dancers and Prof.
Hall and his troupe Of performing
dogs including Punch the great
backward somersault dog. The dogs