Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-12
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5 The City in Brief
Dance tonight, Forney's hall.
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DR.. Mighell, physician and surgeon.
Drs. Conway, physicians and sur
geons.
Interurban election returns Tuesda
evening. Bijou.
as Minutes From Broadway" a
Forney's hall tonight.
f. e. Northup, lawyer. has remov
ed to office rooms over LaShelle's ciga
store.
District Passenger Agent George NJ
Martin of the Iowa Central, was il
the city today.
4 Perolin, the popular dustless sweep
ing material in stock in % cent cans
Reynolds & Sheldon.
Tickets for DR.. Steiner's lectures to
women on sale at Simmons or Lays
Single admission Is cts, entire course
IS cents.
Mrs Minnie Payne Griffin, who has
| been ill of tonsilitis for the past ter
days, is convalescing, but is still con-
fined to the house.
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gregational church, will address the
mems meeting of the Railroad Y. NJ. G.
A. at 80 p. m. Sunday.
Public installation of officers, Iowa
Castle Royal Highlanders, at Finkle's
hall, Monday night, at o'clock. Ad-
mission free before that hour.
Buy Britain & Co. meats from
Schutzenbach. the South Third avenue
meat man. The meats are govern
ment inspected and are guaranteed to
be absolutely wholesome.
Special Notice-We will make to or
der for you SIS pair of pants free
| with every suit order for the next thir-
/ ty days. National Merchandise Tailor
ing Co, Ill East Main street.
Special Notice-We will make to or
der for you SIS pair of pants free
with every suit order for the next thir-
ty days National Merchandise Tailor
ing Co, III East Main street.
A new lot Of Hyomei, fresh from
the laboratory, has just been received
by Mcbride & Will Drug Co. This is
the catarrh remedy that they guar
antee will cure or cost nothing.
1--WE Are King" Mr. Walker White
sides greatest success comes to the
Odeon tomorrow Sunday evening. Mr..
Lawrence Evart will be seen in the
leading role. Prices %, So. so and rs
cents.
superintendent F. P. Fitzgerald, of
the girls industrial school. Mitchell-
vile, was in the city Friday afternoon
on business, and was a guest of Com
mandant G.. C. Horton, of the Soldiers
Home.
Mrs. Vought, lady of years OF ex-
perience and competent operator, will
take two or three pupils for instruction
in electrical massage, hairdressing and
quire A. H. Simon.
A. c. Rankin, who is at the head
of the state marshal movement, was
in the city for a short time this NOR
ming, on his way to Tama, where he
is to have charge of n series of meet
ings to be held during next week.
Henry sundells North First avenue
restaurant serves a first class dinner
for Is cents. Besides he makes spe-
'cialty of oyster stews and short or
ders. If you're hungry go to Henri
Sundells North First avenue restau.-
ant.
The regular Presbyterian vesper SER
vice will be held at five O'Clock tomor-
row evening. The Rev. McCord will
speak on Humility Miss Grace Nor
ley will play Rats "Cavatina' as an
offertory The regular program of or
gan and quartet music will be given.
One Of the best attractions that has
been seen at the Odeon on Sunday
evening, will be Mr.. Walker White
sides greatest success, I'VE Are King"
which will be presented tomorrow
evening". MI. Law EelCG ILN etil plays
the leading role. Prices 25 S. so and
rs cents.
At the regular meeting of the So
cialists at assembly hall Sunday, the
subject for debate will be: Resolved.
that confiscation is not the best meth
Cd of taking over public utilities" The
debaters will be Joe Mohr. p. E. Wan
berg. Charles Cummings and Fred
Fullmer. The question of the spring
municipal campaign will also be taken
up at the meeting.
The funeral of John V. Melberg. the
postmaster Of Luray, was held at thu
Center school house Friday morning al
IL O'Clock. and was very largely at
tended, the building being scarcely
large enough to accommodate those
who came to pay their last respects to
the dead. Rev. C. S. Lang, of this city,
officiated, and the burial was in the
cemetery near the school.
The ladies of the j. T. club enter
tanned their husbands Friday night at
the home Of Mr.. and George Rapp, $40
spent with music and games and in a
pleasant way, and in word contest
Messrs. George Reynolds and George
Espersen cut for the prize, and Mr..
Reynolds won. The consolation fell to
Mr.. Louis Vitek. Refreshments were
served during the evening.
Friends of Mr.. Herbert Black. son