Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-01-08

Assistant State Veterinarian f. J. Nei
man Investigated state call at Toledo
| Friday
| Extra large walking skirts 80 to sc
waist measures at Whitton & White
heads.
The Eagle wash machine. Simplest
in gearing; quickest in motion. See
Schmidt.
One hundred and fifty spring style
walking skirts, just received. Wilton
Il Whitehead.
The Make Your Own Picture
Frame" in packages. with all neces-
sary material at Liebig's.
In JellO we carry orange, lemon,
strawberry, chocolate and raspberry
lavors. Reynolds & Sheldon.
The Luxerit Bible Glass will meet
with Mrs. Storms, 21O North Fourth
avenue Wednesday afternoon.
The famous Beach & Bowers
minstrels at the Odeon this evening
Prices, 10. %, 80 and so cents.
Try a Hustler ash sitter for two
weeks If not found big money
maker, return the same to Schmidt.
The Calisophian Club will meet to-
morrow afternoon at 300 with Mrs.
Mathews, corner of Second and Main
streets.
Division superintendent w. II. Wha-
len of the Northwestern, was in the
city this morning on his way to Belle
PLANE on business.
We will place on sale Tuesday morn
ing, January g. 1906, twenty-five chill
drens coats from to s years old,
your choice. 1918 Whitton & White
head.
Louis LaPlant, of Clemens, accom-
panied to the city Saturday afternoon
a car load of hogs that was sold at the
Britain & Co. yards by A. ID. Bush
bonn. SiXty-seven head averaged 230
pounds.
Misses Lillian Gwinn and Maude
Warren, of Belle Plaine, teachers in the
Union public schools were in the city
Saturday evening, being on their way
to Union. to resume their school work
this morning.
Tonight the famous Beach & Bowers
minstrels will appear at the Odeon.
The company numbers twenty five
white performers, and an old-time
minstrel show is given. Prices, Is, %,
50 and so cents.
Miss Blanche Ellington has been in
the city for the past week visiting her
cousin, Miss Lila Ellington and family,
on her way home to Greeley. Col. Miss
Ellington was visiting an aunt in Pitts
burg. Pa during the past three
months.
Rev. F. H. Gunsaulsus. the noted
Chicago divine, was in the city this
morning for short time. Mr. Gunsaul-
sus arrived from Chicago this morn
ing and left for Oskaloosa, where he
lectures tonight. Tuesday evening he
will address the men who are attend
ing the short winter courses at Iowa
State College, Ames.
Last night it was 10 below zero. and
1t will be colder. Do you know that
Bates has all sorts of heaters. among
them the celebrated Round Oak and
Coles Hot Blast. These stoves, some
new. and other almost as good, will be
sold regardless of profit. We need the
room. We sell on payments. E. c.
Bates, 301 West Main street.
The funeral of Mrs. F. A. Kosta was
largely attended Sunday afternoon at
2:30 from st. Mary's church, Rev.
DR.. j. j. Fitzpatrick officiating. Many
n
thizing friends and members of the
family The pail bearers We're AIessrs.
Will Jordan, Eugene and Frank
Kearns, John Kurtz, George c. Rey
nolds and l.. D. Vitek.
Mrs. E. c. Phillips, of Toledo, was in
the city Saturday afternoon. being on
her way to Liscomb, where she was
summoned by the critical illness of her
aged mother, Mrs. NJ. B. Clark. Mrs.
Clark, who lives three and ne-half
miles east of Liscomb. has been i'll
since the middle of November. when
she was stricken with an attack of
grippe. Owing to her extreme age, all
most 80 years. Mrs. Clark's condition
is very serious. and it is feared the
end is not far off. Mrs. Phillips stay
at her mothers home will be indefinite.
President L. S. Peckham, of the Iowa
State League. and Marion Gard sec
rotary of the local association, went to
Chicago Sunday night to attend the
meeting of the National Assoc
citation of Professional Base Ball
Leagues, of which the Iowa State
League is member Mr.. Peckham will
have vote in the meetings This is
the first time in it's history that the
Iowa State League has ever been rep
resented at the national associations
meetings. The first session of the ma
tiona. association will be held on Tues
day. Mr. Pecl1ham will return home
the last Of the week.
A special train consisting of one en-
CINE, one smoker, two Pullman sleep
ers and three baggage cars is required
to transport the big Drury Lane
spectacular pantomine. THE Sleeping
Beauty and the Beast from one city to
another in order to arrive on time and
get the production set and ready at the
rise of the curtain on the opening per-
Torrance This massive spectacle
which proved sensation at the Broad
way theatre New York City, where It
had a successful run to the capacity of
the house for nearly an entire season.
reauires over a hundred artists and
nearly han that number of uhe work
ing staff AL of which is necessary to