Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-16

| watches which will pay you to inves
tigate.
Attend the opening of the Victori'
skating rink, Saturday evening at 7:3(
in the Fry block.
i Bring your shoe repairing TO tn
Fair. We will guarantee the work, a
our ever popular prices.
The funeral of Mrs. William Jacob.
will be held from st. Mary's church
at o'clock Sunday afternoon.
| Men, try US for your next pair o
| shoes. We have the goods and tn,
right prices. Brenneck, 1l9 East Main
/ Tonight at the Odeon the story o
western life AS Told in the Hills" vii
be presented. Prices Is, rs, IS and 81
cents.
Mr.. r. w. Diley, Of Salem, Ore, sol
lof Mr.. and Mrs w. c. Dilley, is ex-
pected to arrive in the city next Weel
to spend the winter.
| Get a winter suit made at Psenicka'
| and you'll find great satisfaction in YOU
purchase. Good workmen. good fab
| RIGS and correct styles.
The new shoe repairing department
at the Fair is prepared to fix up your
footwear for winter in the best man
ner at a reasonable cost.
Lost-Ladies' gold watch, Dueber
Gladiator case, No. s, 15S,114 and pir
engraved q. G. S." Return to Rev
SCOTS, 81 South Fourth street. Re-
ward.
Court Of Honor dance at Red Mems
hall, Tuesday evening Nov. 10. Admis-
sion 10 cents, single dance 10 cents
evening tickets 35 cents. Five piece
orchestra
Miss Ella Skegg went to Ames to-
day to attend a fraternity dance to-
night. and will remain next week as a
guest of the Omega Delta, at st. Mar
garet's hall.
/ Will give big discount off on robes
and blankets balance of season. Cal
and get prices. North First avenue
Sign of the large horse collar. Carmo-
dy's harnes;s shop.
| The Primary Sunday School Teach
ers' union will meet Monday afternoon
| in room 20 of the Methodist church
Mrs. Jesse Cole will be the leader, and
will discuss non alcoholic medication
Let Barker Buchanan Company wire
your house for electric lights and then
come to their store, 20 North Center
street, where you will find a complete
line of fixtures that will beautify any
home.
The foot ball team Of Iowa College
Grinnell. and a few of the students
were in the city for short time this
morning, while on their way to Mount
Vernon, where the team played Cor
nell College this afternoon.
Herman Colt, Of Albert Lea, Mimi.
one of the Iowa Central passenger
conductors on trains No. / and 2, who
has been compelled to be away from
his work for some time on account OF
illness, resumed his run Thursday.
Rev. w. ]. Sparks, pastor of the
Baptist church of Shenandoah, who
filed the pulpit of the Baptist church
in this city last Sunday, has resigned
engage in the chapel car work in Illi-
nois.
The Young Mems club of ST. Mary's
church will hold their dance monday
evening. Nov. 18th, in the Columbia
hall. Mr. Adamson's full orchestra
will furnish the music. Card playing
will be provided for those who do not
enjoy dancing All are cordially in
vited
The basket ball team of Palmer COL
lege, LeGrand. passed thru the city
this morning, going to Union, where
the team played the Union high school
team this afternoon. The college
teams line up is as follows: Gaunt,
center; Hanson and Piper, forwards;
johnson and Krugle, guards.
Physical Director Arthur B. Dawson,
of the Railroad Y M. C. A. refereed
the game.
Mrs. David Lennox and Mrs. May F.
Montgomery We're hostesses Friday aft
ernoon at the formers home, 40S West
Nevada street, to the regular meeting
of the MarshalltoWn chapter, D. A. r.
A miscellaneous program, of a patriotic
nature, was enjoyed, at the close of
which Miss Fannie Lennox favored the
ladies with several piano numbers. The
hostesses served light lunch. Mrs.
Kaufman, Of Los Angeles, Cal, was
a guest.
An actual picture of home life pleas
antly told "a Millionaire Tramp"
which comes won favor with
theater- goers will be presented
at the Odeon Sunday night,
November II, by an able company
The play tells the story of a man who
won fame and fortune on the stage and
returned to his home town to claim the
woman he loved, her parents opposed
to all things theatrical. refuse to per-
nit the marriage. To drown his sor-
row the man takes to drink and event.
.ually becomes tramp In his wander
ings he enters the town of Ridgevlle.
Ind. There he finds that the woman
herself has adopted the theatrical pro-
fession and is the leading lady of a
small company playing there. The
company being short an actor, the
tramp is induced to play a part and on
the stage he comes face to face with
his former sweetheart. There is much
dialogue running thru the
play and the comely element is par
ticuiarly strong: the scenery attractive.
and the company adequate. -