Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-13

Attend The Apollo Concert at Simon's
Thursday evening. March Is, at $3.50
Burlaps-we have n good assortment
OF colors. Skegg's Wall Paper Store
Going to grand opera? Lohengrir
librettas. 25 cents. Eadie- Ward Mu-
sic Company.
Wanted--At once. girl for general
housework. Mrs, George Il. Thayer
South Third avenue
/ Every child calling at the Odcon box
office Thursday will receive Buster
| Brown" picture book free.
| Don't forget the hot bisuits and
stewed chicken supper at the Christian
church tomorrow evening
Ladies'! Attend the grand Apollo pi-
ano concert at A. II. Stmon's, Thurs
day evening, March 10. at 1880 p. m.
Mrs. Ida Johnson has returned from
Gilman. where she has been for a
three weeks visit at the j. L.. Johnson
and j. c. Carson homes.
Our special opening sale closes
March %. Several of our greatest
bargains in pianos yet remain. Bet
ter call. Eadie- Ward Music Company.
| Mrs. q. M. futile went to State Gem
| ter this morning TO attend the funeral
of the late Henry Pfantz an old and
well known resident OF State Gem
| ter.
a. l.. Cox. superintendent OF the
Marshall Elevator Company, left this
morning for Mason City, Northwood
and other northern Iowa towns on a
few days trip on business.
| The Busy Bee Circle OF the T. O. r.
M. will meet with Mrs. Ella Stine Mrs.
Anna Woodmansee and Mrs. Lucy
! Block at the Slime home, 713 East Main
street Wednesday afternoon.
|
| The gymnasium class of the r. r.
Y NJ. c. A. will give an exhibition on
| Wednesday evening at p. m. Admis-
sion for children 10 cents. for adults
Us cents. 1t will be interesting. Come.
Mr.. A. ]. Pratt left Monday night for
his old home In Griggsvile ILL.,, called
by telegram announcing that his sis
ter law. Mrs. George Il. Pratt, was
| dying. Mr. Pratt's stay Will be indefl-
mite.
City Clerk l.. Derby went to Boone
this morning to attend the funeral of
Frank Leland, who Is cousin of
Mr.. Derby Mr.. Leland died Sunday
after short illness of two days of
appendicitis.
tuesday and Wednesday Miss Mid
dlekauff will make special display
OF high classed tailored hats and early
street hats, which the ladies will do
well to see Our Easter opening will
be announced later.
The Entire Nous Club met with Miss
Katherine Armbruster Monday after
noon, and finished It's reading of
"Othello." The study of the play
Julius Caesar" will be taken up next
by the club The attendance yesterday
was not large.
Mr.. Ned Downing, who has been en-
ployed in Lincoln, Neb. for some time
past, returned home last evening. and
will enter the employ of the Marshall
OH Company, as stenogra pher Mr..
Downing has been visiting for the past
week In Des Moines, with his sister
Mrs. A. j. Bailey, who accompanied him
to this city.
The Ladies' Reading Circle met
with Mrs. c. S. Giddings Monday af-
ternoon, at which meeting Mrs. T.. r.
Jones and Mrs. j. M. Parker were the
readers. The members are now almost
thru the third volume of Menzel's
History of Germany" The attend
mn
will meet with Mrs. James Hall.
The sale of boxes and seats for the
English grand opera March GOTH will
open in the morning at 10 O'clock.
Reservation is limited to eight. No
free tickets Of any kind. and no seats
will be laid away. The stalls and h,<,es
are So: All of the lower floor so;
entire balcony So; first three rows in
gallery $3.50: balance Of gallery 81.
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Mrs. Nina ID. Cronk of LeGrand has
filed a petition in divorce from her
husband, H. C. Cronk, on the alleged
grounds of cruel and inhuman treat
men.. Mrs. Cronk asks for the GUS
tody Of her four minor children, 800
temporary and $500 permanent ALI
mony. The couple was married in In
dian Village. Tama county, Dec. 9,
1885.
Two official circulars, issued by the
general passenger department of the
Chicago Great Western Railway. signed
by j. P. Elmer, general passenger
agent, announce the appointment of r.
C. Schultz as district passenger agent
for Indiana and Illinois headn,,artarS
lis Adams street, Chicago, and f. Fl.
Dunlop district passenger agent for
Nebraska, headquarters 1912 Farnam
street Omaha
Mrs. C..G. Thornquist. who has been
visiting her parents at Odebolt. and
during. the past few days has been in
this city with her sister -in-law, Mrs.
Charles Amblad, left Monday evening
for Chester. ILL.,, where she will make
her home, Mr.. Thornquist having re-
Gently accepted a position as chief
clerk to B. G. Falls, division superin-
tendent Of the ST. Louis. Iron Mountain
& Southern, at Chester.
The rollicking, frolicking. musical
fairyesques, "The Gingerbread Man"
with its wealth of scenic splendor
wonderful electrical and mechanical
effects, big cast, and beauty chorus of
seventy, will be the attraction at the
Odeon on Friday. March 18th. A fame
iful story of the adventures of old