Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-29
The City In Brief
Fine jewelry at Tuttle's.
DR.. MARS. 12O East Main street.

Fine jewelry at Tuttles.
DR.. MARS, 12O East Main street.
Attend the big clothing sale at
Painters.
Dance at Forneys hall Wednesday
evening. Admission 10 cents; evening
tickets 90 cents.
The Lounsberry home, SIT West Ne
vada street, was quarantined for scar
let fever Sunday.
The Baptist Hill Bible Class will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs John CAL
loway, SOB West Boone street.
Mrs. Frank ogle, I'LL Summit street.
was hostess Friday afternoon at a
pleasant meeting of the Friends Lad
les Aid Society.
Rev. W. H. Scott occupied the pulpit
of the Baptist church both morning and
evening Sunday, in the absence OF me
regular pastor Rev. James MCGEE, who
was in Omaha.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Cen
trail Church of Christ held an all-day
sew Friday at the church. Dinner was
served by Mesdames w. A. Miller, John
Galloway and Fred Galloway.
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The regular meeting of the Presby-
terrain Ladies Aid Society was held
Friday afternoon at the church par
lors. Mrs. Armbruster, Mrs. Graham
and Mrs. Loree We're hostesses.
Mesdames H. o. Michaels, C. w. Gill
/ u
Friday afternoon at the Michaels home,
at the regular business and social ses-
sion of the Baptist Ladies Aid So
ciety.
The Congrega tional Ladies' Aid So
ciety Will hold their annual bazaar in
the basement of the church Wednes-
day, all day, and will serve a chicken
pie supper from $50 until all are
served.
j. A. Fitchpatrick, of Nevada, has
/ brought suit against Mary NJ. Sewers,
1 in the local district court 10 secure a
/ judgment of slS5. alleged TO be due
and unpaid on promissory notes An
attachment against the defendants
property is asked for.
Grand Junction, Colo, where he has
4 been helping on his uncle's fruit farm
/ since the middle of last August, and
/ has resumed his former position with
4 Reynolds & Sheldon. Mr.. Jennings al
so visited in Ogden and Salt Lake City
Utah, during his stay in the west
Recent word from Chicago is thai
Mr. Samuel W. Evans. of this city, is
slowly but steadily declining, and althc
some progress is being made in check
ing the gangrenous condition of his
feet his general condition is not prom
Using. 1t is said that he is slowly grow
ing weaker and that his suffering has
begun TO affect his mind
We wish to extend to you a cordia
invitation TO visit our store and SCI
the pretty holiday presents. We car
furnish presents for everybody a
prices within the reach of all Gu
stock is complete. Come in before tn
prettiest and best articles are sold w
; want you 10 see how our store looks il
holiday dress. Assuring you that W
are always glad to have you visit on
, place of business, we are Beinert Dru
!, Company.
Marshalltown theatergoers will hav
an opportunity to pass judgment o
The Wolf" tomorrow night at the Ne,
Odeon, the latest dramatic success
: from the pen of Eugene Walter. TAX
ing his locale from the great Canada
Hudson Bay fur country. Mr.. Waite
has drawn a truly remarkable pictur
Of life, love and revenge among tn
early settlers of that region and tn
story Is told in a manner that holds tn
audiences speIbound from curtain I
curtain. The Wolf will be presente
here by an excellent company.
Readers of the dramatic letters i
newspapers and magazines are con
versant with the success which attend
] ed the production last winter in Ne,
York of The Great John Canton" Thi
attraction under the MANAGEMENT c
the lMessrs. Shubert was given its pre-
l mier at the Lyric Theater in that cit,
where it Immediately became one {
the substantial successes of the yea.
This play, with the original Lyri
Theater company, will be seen at tn
New odeon Thursday, Dec. .. The sal
/ OF seats will open Wednesday mornin
5 at 10 o'clock.
The Girl in the Grandstand,n
/. musical play with plot is announce
as the attraction at the New Odeo
for Wednesday evening. Dec. /. 1t
/, filled with comedy of the enduring typ
and that which sweeps the chords
human emotions from grave to ga,
from lively TO severe; that make
: laughter sparkle with tears and light
r emotion with the sunshine of snlil
: The real comedian is wrongly confuse
: with the clown. The clown is the dro
e OF an instant. the real comedian linge1
8 with the imagination and dwells j
r the heart as long as memory holds ii
5 office.