Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-01-09


DR.. BurlShnrt. ostcopath 302 w Main.
ID, A. Collision. dentist. fremont
block.
The original Marshalltown band will
play ut Parrctt's rink tonight
Wanted Good girl for general
housework Mrs. George r. Thayer, Z
South Third avenue.
Sweet cider in bulk boiled cider in
quart bottles. and the best of nnce-
| meat materials at CullcyS
Culley has sweet stuffed mangocs at
30 cents per dozen. The flnciest
sweet mixed pickles at IL cents per
| quart.
Travelling Auditor II. Rennion. OF the
( Iowa Central. is checking up the ue-
counts in the office of Local Freight
Agent H. r. Morlatt
Small hickory nuts, three quarts for
| % cents; large one 3 cents IL quart or
40 cents IL peck New mixed nuts Is
cents q pound. Those paper she'll al
monds. nothing better grown, at 90
cents per pound AT Culley's
in the city this morning on his way
home from Ames where he has oaen
spending a few days with his son
Bruce, who is enrolled In one of the
short courses at Iowa State College.
For high grade clothing go to Il. II.
+, Keller, opposite postoffice They have
got to vacate their building by Feb
| ruary / and they are selling suits and
overcoats ut 80 per cent less than any
/ store in Marshalltown. Get his prices
! and be convinced
Mrs. Robert Denhow, of Albion, who
has been an invalid for u number of
years, owing to paralysis. Is again in
| Il very critical condition as Il result of
another slight stroke. which was eX-
| perienced last Tuesday night. 1T is
feared she cannot survive very long.
| l. T.. Forbes. Fred Wallace, III. i.
| noeck, A. d. Meeker and Il. w. Cham-
| certain, a part of the degree team eff
Signct Chapter, No. IS, Royal Arch
| Ma,sons, Went to Malcolm this morntng
| , assist the team of the Malcolm chap
te: in degree work this evening. 1t was
at the request of the Malcolm lodge
| that the degree team went.
|
Frank G. Pierce, of this city, has
been chosen one of the Judges on
thought and composition by the Iowa
| intercollegiate Oratorical Association.
whose annual contest will be held In
| Des Moines on February 90. The ora
| tions. before being delivered, will be
sent to Mr.. Pierce, who will read and
mark them. There are five Judges of
| the contest
The first steps toward the forma-
ton of camera club were made at u
meeting Of number of the amateur
photographers held at the Y. Nj. C. A.
Monday evening. Organization was
not perfected, but meeting will be
held on Saturday evening of each
week, at which time demonstrations
ticers will be elected as soon as the
club is under way.
The regular meeting of the Entire
Nous Club meeting Monday was with
Miss Katherine Armbruster The read
| ing was from the last act of the Mer-
| chant of Venice, and a magazine artic-
lie entitled AN Author Honored In His
Own Country The attendance was
not large, on account of the cold The
study of Twelfth Night" will be begun
by the club at its meeting next week
with Mrs. George Turner.
Manager Busby, of the odcon, has
Central whereby an excursion will be
run to this city from Hampton upon
the occasion of the production of the
cirn1 ,
ty and the Beast" next Friday even
ing The special will return north inn
mediately after the play. This is the
first time that an excursion has been
run for a theatrical attraction from so
great distance.
The friends of Rev. e. R. Purdy. who
heard him in the past as pastor of
Friends church. are delighted to hear
him again, and note the rapid growth
which has come to him. Always clear,
earnest, simple, there qualities have
developed to remarkable degree under
the experiences which have come to
him since going to Oskaloosa. Mrs.
Purdy will Join him here Friday or
Saturday. and remain until the close of
the revival meetings at the Friends
Mr.. Purdy.
Arrangements have been made for
special excursion train on the Iowa
Central from Hampton to MARSHALL
town on Friday. January 10. on ac-
count of the big attraction at the Cd
con. "The Sleeping Beauty and the
Beast" The special train will! leave
Hampton at $50 o'clock stopping at
all the stations between Hampton and
Marshalltown. arriving at MARSHALL
town at 1880 o'clock The round trip
rate from Hampton will be $780, Eldo-
ra rs cents and Union so cents The
returning train will leave after the
performance.
WILL EXHIBIT BUGGIEs.
Big Show of MarshaIltown Vehicles