Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-28

graphs made for Christmas. Nothing
like them ever shown before and very
acceptable for a present.
The shirt waist boxes in the ID. c.
Wilbur Store window will be sold Sat
urday for $l.00. A good chance to get
a storage box.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Newman,
! formerly of st. Anthony who have
been living at Aitlen, Mimi, for sew
eral years, have moved to Hamilton,
Mont.
Presiding Elder NJ. l. Gordon, Of the
African Methodist church. who lives
at Ottnmwa. conducted quarterly con-
ference at the church in this city We'd
nesday night.
! Brown makes pastel not postal pho
! tographs, as stated Wednesday. Pas
tel photographs are the latest develop
ment of the photographers art, some
/ thing new and very high grade and
very nice.
Advanced vaudeville is the attraction
for the week of Dec. 2, when number
of big acts from the Majestic theater
in Chicago will be played here at the
Odeon. Prices Of 10, 20 and 80 cents
will be made for this engagement.
The funeral of Mrs. Eliza Ann Arm
old was held from the Christian church
Wednesday afternoon at = o'clock, and
was quite largely attended by rela-
tives and friends Of the family. Rev.
c. H. Morris officiated. The body was
buried in Riverside.
The want ad. brings buyer and seller
to each others notice. A piece of fur
niture that you no longer need may
fit the wants of another All you need
to do is to introduce the right parties.
a want ad. does this to perfection.
The cost is only trifle
Notice - The ladies Of the christian
church will have their bazaar and ex-
change all day Saturday in the Will
lard block. All kinds Of fancy work
and practical articles for Christmas
gifts. Fifteen cent lunches served at
noon and during the afternoon.
Fred Armbrecht, of Clemens, accom-
panied to the. city Wednesday a car
load Of prime hogs for A. Reimen-
schneider, which We're sold at the Brit
sold at the Britain & Co. yards Sew
enty-five head averaged 200 pounds.
Mr.. Armbrecht also had load down
today from Clemens
In it's present form as it will be pre-
sented at the Odeon theater next Sat-
urday. matinee and night November
80. Buster Brown" is said to be re-
plete with all combines to make musi-
cal comedies the most popular form of
entertainment with the theater- goers
of today. Prices 25, SO, rs cents and
$1.00.
Roy Bradbury went to Tama this
morning to spend the day at the home
of his cousin, Mrs. A. E. Jackson,
where another cousin, Palmer Bowen,
of Paris, France, has been visiting for
a few days. Mr. Bowen, who has been
in Colorado visiting with his father,
returned to Tama recently He leaves
tonight for New York, and from there
will sail on December 5 for Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs George ]. Allen were
host and hostess to the Fortnightly
club at their home North Fifth
street Wednesday evening. entertain
ing at $3.50 dinner, followed by five
hundred. The guests Of the club were
Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Rowley and Miss
Rowley Of Clinton; Miss Grace Con- B
lee, Of Galesburg, ILL.,, and DR.. A. C.
Conaway.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gregory, oil
West Main street entertained the
Jolly Few club at $50 o'clock dinner
Wednesday evening. Other guests
were Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. S. W. Morgan, and Mrs F. G.
Holly. Misses Flosse Holly and Alice
Noggle assisted In serving. Five hun
lred was enjoyed in the evening, Mrs.
". F. Koontz winning the ladies' prize
md Mr.. Fl. G. Brintnall that for the
gentlemen
The second meeting Of the L. and H.
'lub for the season was held Wednes- I
lay night at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
". H. c. Woodward, at Marietta The
hub is studying Italy this season, and !,
asst nights meeting was devoted to J.
he painters, sculptor. and composers :,
# the country. The musical numbers i
we're selections from the works Of :.
amous italian poets. and the papers :,
we're on Raphael Michael Angelo and :
ther artists. The attendance was $
God.
The funeral Of Mrs. F. J. Arnold
vas largely attended Wednesday after "
loon from the Christian church, Rev. W
:. H. Morris officiating. The floral p
fferings were very pretty, and includ- N
d a piece from the A. o. u w. Of "
5hich Mr. Arnold Is a member. The n
1usic was by the church choir. Act Ii
1g as pail bearers We're Messrs. G. H. cl
mith. r. E. Benedict A. H. Welker, d
ames Carmody. c. NJ. Carpenter, and a
n
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Christianson
1T Wednesday afternoon for Lebanon,
To-. where Mr.. Christianson has ex- &
ansve property interests. Later they
xpect to go to Springfield to reside
II. and Mrs. Christianson came to this :,
ty nine years ago from Northwood. =;
here Mr.. Christianson was in bus g,
less for several years. The family's =,
ne home on Summit street between =;
fifteenth and Sixteenth. has been ~
I'D to Frank Graham of Albion for ~ -.
consideration Of $1,000. ~
The Boone News-Republican Of be
,ednesday. says: "Miss Eva Capps Of IN
lis city is confined to her home. suf- vi
ring from injuries sustained yester-
ny at Marshalltown. Miss Caps was
turning to Boone from Eldora, where
lie had concluded har season &C trim. Sr