Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-17

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A new shipment of books for boys
just received at Liebig's.
Have some nice brood mares con-
signed for the sale January 25.
Attend the carnival at Finkle's hall
tonight. Dance and win prize
\ fresh supply of dressed chickens
today. None better. Reynolds q
Sheldon.
Wanted Pony cart or buggy FOL
small Shetland pony. Address VIII,
care T.-R.
Superintendent C. S. Hayden. of the
Iowa Central, was in the city today on
company business.
New ginghams, embroiderieS musi1ns,
muslin underwear and white goods at
Benedict & Brintnall's.
Popular music, the kind you like, at
4 Capron's Cigar Store. Saturday. 7:30
to 1O:SO p. m. Orchestra concert.
High class vaudeville for two hours
and a half will be given at the Odeon
Sunday evening. Prices 10, 20 and 80
cents.
If you have difficulty in finding
something good to eat, try Echo
brand canned vegetables. For sale by
| Olson.
Our new embroideries are in. There
are many dainty edges with insertions
to mitch. among them that can notbe
| had later in the season. Nj. F. An
| drews.
A pleasant meeting of the Tirzah
Aid Society was held Wednesday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. William
Bingham, COZ Frederick street
A number of real old time melodies,
not the rag time songs of today. but
the simon pure darkey songs of long
ago, are featured by George Primrose's
MINISTRIES, who come to the Odeon this
evening.
/ An informal musical program was
given at the lodge rooms of Marshall
Lodge, No. 312, B. p. o. E., Wednesday
evening, to which the wives and lady
friends of the members were invited.
A large number attended.
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Illustrated songs will be presented at
the Odeon next Sunday evening. The
/ bill is the same as presented at the
Peoples theater. Cedar Rapids last
week. Prices 10, 20 and 80 cents
The womens foreign missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church Will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. j. N. Coop
err, sol North Second street. The
Broad Field" will be the afternoons
subject, with Mrs. William Long as
leader.
Cracker Jack matinee at the Odeon
Saturday at 2: 80 o'clock The first 100
children entering the theater after the
doors are open at o'clock will each
receive box of cracker jack. On the
4 Bridge at Midnight" will be the play.
Prices 10 and IS cents.
Mr.. A. H. Rice, of Green Mountain,
who has been patient at ST. Thomas
hospital since undergoing an operation
for the removal of varicose veins of
the leg three weeks ago, has been dis
charged and returned to his home Mr..
Rice is greatly improved in general
health as result of the operation.
!
The interest in the revival at the
Friends church is growing. Wednes-
! day night Rev Mr.. Perisho was greet
ed by a good audience, whose atten-
ton was held with intensity as he
| spoke on The Symptoms of Relg-
1 ion,' diagnosing his case with all the
care of thorough physician and find
ing as the typical symptom love
His subject tonight will be Repent
ance and Restitution"
Mrs. Charles Sellers, of Green Noun
tain. went to Cedar Falls Wednesday
afternoon, where she will remain for a
visit of few days with her daugh--
tiers. Mrs. Fred Cram and Miss Flor
ence Sellers, the latter student at the
state normal Miss Sellers is recover
! ing from a recent attack of appended
| It's and is again able to be in school
! after an absence of several days. Inc
/ young woman has been subject to SIM
liar attacks during recent years, ana
last summer underwent a hard attack
of the same disease.
A crowd of more than 800 persons
4 attended the Royal Highlanders' car
nival at Finkle's hall Wednesday night.
A masquerade was the feature Of the
evening. The first prize for the best
character representation among the la
dies was awarded to Miss Lena Baker,
who dressed to represent an Indian
maiden, and Will A. Brown, who was
CARRIED as Father Time. The prizes for
| the most comical costumes were
| awarded to Miss Minnie Clemens and
Milton Stern. The judges were j. w.
/ Mcdowell, of Peoria; C. c. Schinberg,
of Chicago. and A. T. Harlan, of Cod
erich. Ont, Canada.
Miss Ila Hill, of Green Mountain,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Hill,
well-known residents of that place,
will undergo an operation for appen-
iGicitis this afternoon at st. Thomas
hospital Miss Hill is student at the
Iowa State Normal School, Cedar RAILS,
and was taken i'll with an acute at
tack of the trouble last Friday. AS she
had been subject 20 the disease, and
had another hard attack last fall. II
was decided to bring her to the hospi-
tai here for an operation, and this was
done Tuesday. Miss Hill has recovered
| sufficiently from the acute attack 10 be
in good shape for the operation. Mrs
Hill. who went to Cedar Falls Friday
night on account of her daughters III
ness. accompanied ner to the city. Burt
Hill, brother of Miss Hill. who has also
hoar ottopdipp tho normal school. came