Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-01
DR.. Jay, physician and surgeon.


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Dance at Forneys hall Saturday
Dance at Forneys hail Saturday
Dr. B,llard osteoppth rs East Main.
Drs. Conway, physicians and sur
geons.
Just received, fresh oysters in bulk;
standards and selects, at Culleys
IL you want good bread, use Jersey
Lily -four ID. S. Good Grocery Co.
Miss Gilmore just returned from
! Chicago with a lot of pretty hats. Come
In and see them.
Spook party, grand success. Kirk :
Kinks last night. There's the place tc
have Il good time they all say.
Mcbride & Will received "A fresh lot
\ of Hyonei, the catarrh remedy that
they guarantee will cure, or cost moth
ing.
For your mince pie material Culley
has the fresh meat suet. sweet and
boiled cider, currants, raisins, citro1
peel and pure spices.
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A special matinee for ladies and
children will be given at the Odeon
Saturday afternoon. "A Sisters Sacri-
flee" will be the bill. Prices 10 and
25 cents.
Miss L.ottie blessing left Wednesday
for Peoria. Ill. where she expects to
1 take stenographic position and make
her home with her brother, Mr.. Fred
i blessing, and wife,
All who have heard DIR. Steiner lee
ture will be interested to know that
the latest work of his pen is just pub
lished and may be found at the New
England store, where 1t is for sale.
Senator Dolliver will arrive from
| Muscati1le late this afternoon, but those
attractive designs in linoleums, mat
ting and carpets are already here and
may be seen at A. e. Wilbur & Sons
For Rent The residence at Ill
North Third street. Has all modern
| convenienecs. two bath rooms, hard
wood floor on entire lower floor Will
| sell part of furnishings. Inquire of j.
P. Dotson.
A tank containing what is claimed
| ards. reached the city over the Adams
Express yesterday from sandusky. o..
billed to the geological laboratory of
Iowa College, Grinnell.
Supervisor c. e. Arney, of Albion,
reached the city this morning from
Chicago, where he sold on Wednes-
days market two car loads of cattle
and one of hogs. f. e. Marshall. of
Union. was also on the market We'd
| nesday with a car of pigs.
The teachers of the Albion high
| school Wednesday night entertained
their pupils at an enjoyable Halloween
party at the w. S. Coulter home.
Spooks and spirits were present in
large numbers. and a fine time was enz
joyed in an old-time Halloween styleA
At prohibition oratorical contest,
held in the chapel at Penn College, Os-
kaloosa. the first prize of $40 was
awarded to Walter Lewis, former
resident of this county. The prizes
We're offered by Aaron Stalker, of Rich
land. who contributed $50 for the pur-
pose.
California traffic continues to be al
most unprecedented at this time of
the year, and this morning No. 3, the
Pacific express on the Northwestern,
was run in three sections in order to
care for the westward moving crowds.
The first two sections We're solid Pull
man, and the third flourish sleepers.
Mr. ana Mrs. A. E. Wilbur will go to
Grinnell this evening to attend the lee
ture to be given by Mr. Wilbur's niece,
Mrs. Theresa Wilbur before the Grin-
nell Y. w. G. A. Mrs. Wilbur is trav-
cling secretary for the students Sec
ton of the national Y. W. c. A. She
will remain in Grinnell to give another
address on Sunday.
DR.. Exile e. Burkart entertained at
reunion Of relatives Wednesday even
ing. when dinner was served. The
gathering was complimentary to her
father, AIr j. b. Rolston, of Albion,
and uncle, Mr.. John Ramey, of Con-
rad, who departed Wednesday evening
with their families 70" Pasadena, Cal
Mrs. c. p. Wolfe, of Lander. Wyo.
cousin of Mrs. Burkart, was also
among the honored guests. The Roll
ston and Ramey families will remain
in southern California for an indefi
rite time, and may conclude to locate
their permanently.
The funeral of the late j. c. Forbes.
who was asphyxiated by gas at the
home of a brother in st. Paul, was held
Wednesday afternoon in the lodge
rooms Of the Eallls, and was with the
honors Of the fraternity. The ritual
istic service was used and the grafton
was delivered by Mr. E. w. Archer,
the chaplain. The Elks quartet SAM.
several selections. The pail bearers
were R. w. Mcbride, J. E. swingley,
w G.. Stricken j.. H. Mineah, NJ. F.
Gard AMI G. w. Wilson. Relatives
present at the service from other !
points were Mrs. G. N. Langdon. o.
Chicago, sister; Messrs. A. G. Forbes,
of Crookston. Mimi, and G. A. Forbes
of ST. Paul, brothers, with the latter's
wife and son Nelson, and Mr.. Oscar
Cunningham of Baxter, cousin.
One of the. few plays that is alike
original. Ingenious Snd Interesting is
"The Minister'S Son. which comes to
the Cdeor Sunday evening. It's tone is |.
absolutely clean and wholesome. 1t is |
virile and tense without being sensa-
tional. 1t is bright and entertaining. |
1t is cleverly constructed as to situa- !
lions and its characters are truthful
types. The theme is absolutely new
and yet the we'll drawn characters ex- |