Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-03
Dance at Forney's hail tonight.

Dance at Forney's hail tonight
A fine line of sterling and plated
ware at Allens.
DR.. chesire has moved. Office now
over Mcbride & Wills.
We have just received a fresh lot
of almonds, tilburts. Brazil nuts, etc.
etc. Reynolds g. Sheldon.
| We make you a first class suit u
order for only $15. Better investigate
| National Merchandise & Tailoring Co.
Ill East Main street.
Mrs. T. F. Bradford, 21O West State
street, entertained about dozen OF
her lady friends Friday afternoon at
bridge, after which light lunch was
| served
The charming comedy, AT Cozy
Corners with Miss Gertrude Bond
hill in the leading role. will be seen at
the Odeon next Monday evening. Seats
are now on sale.
We have just received our Christ
mas importation of dolls. The line is
more extensive than ever. Why not
purchase now and have the doll ques-
ton settled? E. r. Lay.
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"The Yankee Doodle Girls" with a
company of thirty-hve people, has been
secured for the attraction at the Odeon
election night, Tuesday. November s.
Complete election returns will be read
from the stage.
Physical Director E. G. Schroeder, of
the Y NJ. c. A. organized Bible class
among the juniors of the association
at a meeting held at 1880 this morn
ing. The class starts out with mem
bership of twenty-five.
Mrs w. F. David was hostess Friday
afternoon at her home, to the members
of Ded Deutsche Undertakings kreis.
and a few other guests. Mrs. Charles
Wiley. Mrs. Frank Wiley Miss Rachel
| Cannon. Mrs Minnie Griffin and Mrs.
| E. DeButts. The club took up it's reg
ular reading for brief time, after
which the ladies enjoyed lunch, served
in two courses.
DR.. H. Janss, 205 East State street,
has sold his residence property to
Charles Greatreaks, and expects to
leave in month or six weeks for Mil
waukee where he will take up the
practice of medicine. DR. Janss has
been in ST. Louis for several weeks and
had expected to settle therea but he
suffered from the malaria Of the
southern country.
The Yankee Doodle Girls which
will be the attraction at the Odeon
Tuesday evening, November 6, is under
the management of L. w. Dinkins, who
has achieved an enviable reputation as
producer of musical comedy and high
class burlesque. The large company
includes the names of people widely
known in musical comedy, burlesque
and vaudeville. Scores of prettily cos
tuned girls will appear and lend their
charm along with the beautiful scenes
carried.
Tom Wilson, a farm hand who has
been in this vicinity several months,
and who spends his money for drink
when he gets few dollars ahead, was
in the mayors court this morning on
an intoxication charge. The man is on
the verge of tremens, and as he had
been in court several times recently,
the mayor sent him to Judge Parker
court for commitment to the inebriecy
hospital Wilson was willing to serve
a tefm there and take treatment, as
he saws he can not resist the tempta-
ton to drink.
The officers of the Methodist Sunday
school gave a farewell surprise for NJ.
c. n. Young and family Friday even
ing. at the home of Mr.. j. A. Catell'
40 Park street Mr.. and Mrs. Young
and daughter, who left the city TINS
morning, and will hereafter reside IN
Denver, were entertained at supper at
the Catteli home, and the guests came
later. Several tokens were presented
to both Mr.. and Mrs. Young by the
officers Of the school Mr.. Young mas
been assistant superintendent of the
school and also teacher of class ~ he
is succeeded as assistant super1nteno-
ent by DR.. H. A. Kinnan.
"The Magic Melody" new drama
nv the author of I'VE Are King. Will
he the vehicle for Mr.. Walker White
sides starring tour this season. rms
play is the most successful that Mr.
whiteside has ever presented to the
nublic. and the ,theater goers OF this
city will be delighted to learn that Mr..
whiteside will be seen in it here at the
Odeon, next Wednesday, November z.
The play is written entirely along orig
inal lines and deals with the artlstlc
and commercial worlds in a manner
that has never been utilized for the
stage before. Mr.. Whiteside assumes
the role of Helmar, a young poverty
stricken German violinist, who is COM
PEELED to make his living by playing the
violin in cheap cafes. Weary and
heartsick with his surroundings, he
finally energies triumphant and be
comes one of the most famous violin
lists of the world. Of course his hap
piness is made complete by winning
the hand of the fair one of his dreams.