Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-23
Dance at Forney's hall Wednesday.
DR.. Billiard. osteopath, % East Main.


VI DR.. Billiard. osteopath, % East Main
Reserve your seats for Opera Wizard
Wednesday morning, o.. m.
Apples On car at c. G. w. freight
depot at 35 cents per bushel. Apply
to w. i. koontz.
Those holding invitations, should no,
forget the l.. o. r. M. halloween party
at Finkle's hall tomorrow night.
l VIII set your window glass free and
sell you glass as cheap as you can buy
1t anywhere. L. +. Jones Wall Paper
Store, los East State street
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Willard and son
Frank are expected home this even
ing from Wallace, N. D.. where they
have been since August at the Willard
farm in Kidder county.
The Busy Bee circle of the l.. o. T.
M. will meet with Mrs. C. S. Hutson.
Mrs. John Tallman and Mrs. p. A.
Hawley at the Hutson home, South
First avenue, Wednesday afternoon.
II The revival meeting at the Union
Mission, near the Soldiers Home gate,
which has been In progress during the
past ten days. has been quite sue
cessful. The meetings will continue
for several days.
Miss Ida G. Fitzsimnons. OF the An
son school, resumed her work Monday
after an enforced vacation of three
weeks. due to the illness of sister in
Fargo, N. D. The sister died after
Miss Fftzsimmons reached Fargo In
response to the summons announcing
| her illness.
The Entire Nous Club met Monday
! afternoon with Mrs. Charles Hull
The reading was from Miles Stand
ish," and the United States history
the subject being Spirit Of the Pur-
itans.'' Mrs. w. S. Heller of Omaha
was a guest. The clubs meeting next
week will be at the home of Mrs. A.
Janney
Three Hardin county federal grand
jurors, Andrew Rath and August New
man, of Ackley. and IL. A. Huff, of Ell
dora, were In the city this morning be-
tween trains, en- route to Cedar Rap
ids to report for duty The work Of
the grand jury began today. Mr.. Fred
Schroeder, OF Ackley, accompanied |
them having been subpoenaed as a |
witness before the body.
Informations binding over to the |
grand jury several residents Of Lis
comb have been filed with the clerk OF |
the courts. One information charges
Martin Updike with keeping gam
bling house, and another charges Vic
tor Barber, Charles Miller. Raleigh
Stout and Bernard Moore with gaming.
The men We're tried before Justice j. r.
Meekins and We're released on bonds.
A few friends were entertained in
formally Monday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs c. w. Hughes, Fifth and Park
the occasion being in celebration OF
Mrs. Hughes anniversary. The guests
We're not informed Of the fact until af-
of the occasion to wish the hostess
many happy returns of the day. The
evening was spent with cards, and
dainty luncheon was served.
Marquis Barr, who has been APP
pointed by the board of control as
warden of the Anamosa penitentiary
the late Warden Hunter,
spent the day in the city on business
while en- routeeho to Oskalosa from
where he spent a few days
in getting in touch with affairs. NJ.
Barr will not assume his new duties
until Nov l. when he will retire from.
the position of claim agent of the Iowa
Central.
Eight new eabooses, portion of a
of fifty for the 500 Line.
passed thru the city Monday evening
On an Iowa Central north-bound
freight, en- route to ST. Paul, where
hey will be turned over to the pur-
chasing road. The cabooses are of the
ate pattern of extended cupolas
which are built in the middle of the {
Ear rather than at the end. The cars !
we're built by The American Car and
Foundry Company st. Charles, Mo- g
Miss Jessie Hall entertained the
Literary Clan Monday evening, the
subject for study being Peter. Paul Ru- h
pens Of the Flemish school of painters. \
Miss Hall gave this talk, followed by 5
Mrs. Lizzie Oppice, on Renaissance
Ind Modern Art" There was large
attendance present and a pleasant :
social time followed the program. TIL. :
Ian will not hold it's regular session
lext Monday evening. and the meeting :.
will probably be held Tuesday even :
ng instead.
The Ladies Reading Circle met
donday afternoon with Mrs. Thomas
limball, the readers being Mrs. R. E.
'ears and Mrs. j. M. Parker. A cous- q
n of the hotess, Mrs. c. ]. Jackson, of :
owa Falls, who was prevented by ILL :
ess with tonsilitis. at the Kimball =
ONE, from presiding over the recent
invention of Tenth district Women's
lubs, held here, was guest of the
ircle. which meets next week with
IRIS. C. S. Giddings. Mrs. Jackson re-
lrned to her home Monday night.
What promises ito be the most no.
able engagement of the season at the &
'deon is that of THE Umpire" which
ONES next Friday Oct. 26. This mus