Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-15
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! The City In Brief !
Eastman kodaks at Newton'A
DR.. Wood. eye. ear, throat. Glasses.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Holt was in Marion today
on business.
Mr.. L. B. Sharp, Of near LeGrand.
was TN the city today.
DR.. Cora Williams, physician. FL
deity Bank building. Phone az.
Don't forget Court o. Honor dance
tuesday evening, Redman's hall
Everybody come.
Mr.. Elgin Perry left Saturday night
for different points in California, where
he will spend the winter.
The Baptist Hill Bible Glass will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. L.
s. Brown, on South Fifth street. -
DR., Frank WINERY, who was in
Iowa City Saturday to attend the
Ames-1owa football game, returned
home this morning.
Lost-This noon, blue and gold belt
with sterling silver buckle marked
B. G.. Finder leave at ITO North Cen
ter street OF phone Mrs. skegg.
L. E. Bobsin, 2os North Eighth ave-
nue., was taken to st. Thomas hospita
Sunday afternoon suffering with ap.
pendicitis. His condition. is quite seri-
GUS.
Judge j. M. Parker and Court Re.
porter A. b. Hoover went to Vintor
this morning, where the former opened
the November term of the Benton coun.
toy court.
Victoria rink will only be open for E
short time. beginning Saturday even.
ing, Nov. 20. Great fun, delightful ex-
eTcise, Lady skaters admitted free
Best of order. Better come.
Mr. Ned Hanson, of Ft. Dodge, VIII,
spent Sunday in the city with Mrs
Hanson, who is visiting with her par.
ents. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Farmer. re.
turned to his home this morning.
Mr., George '. Watson, of Denver
arrived in the city Sunday to remain
for day to two visiting with Mp. E
C. Will and other friends. Mr. Wat
son goes from here to Des Moines an,
Chicago on business.
The first special noon hour praye
meeting of the week of prayer as rec
ognized by the Y. NJ, c, A., was he'll,
at noon today at the Baptist church
Mr.. Ed P. Miller led the meeting, an
fifteen men attended. Tuesdays moo
meeting will be held at the Presby
terrain church.
At meeting of travelling men, hel
in the offices Of the Hawkeye CONNER
cial Mems Association Saturday ev
enign, steps were taken to organize
travelling mems dancing club, whic
plans to give at least six dancing par
ties during the winter. AS soon as q
least thirty couples are secured to joi
the club the first party will be held.
| The funeral Of Miss Myrtle D. Lud
lum was held from the Wallace HON
S04 North Fourth avenue at 2 o'cloc
Ellis, assisted by Rev. Charles A. Gil
bert, officiating. The service was vel
largely attended. Burial was in Ri,
erside, The pail bearers were Messr
Henry Thompson, Harry Buohwal
Louis Grant. Charles Smith. Cyr,
Quintard, and T. +. Jones. The flow,
+ bearers were Misses Ollie Jenkins, e
\ he'll Spreeher, Glee Markham and En-
Il ma Coolidge.
H. A. Colt, Of this city, an Iowa Gel
\ trail conductor on passenger runs 2 ar
/ 8, was taken suddenly i'll Saturday a
Il ternoon at Wayland, and was unab
i to take his train farther west Brak
man W. ]. Allen took charge of Il
train into oskaloosa, and there Col
N ductor Frank Snyder was assigned
the run into this city. Mr.. Colt went
an Oskaloosa hotel, and today w,
much better. Mrs. Colt was unable
go to Oskaloosa owing to the fact tn
she is confined to her bed with a brok'
leg, sustained by a fall.
Mrs. F. H. Boucher was hostess
the members Of the Afternoon Viii
Club and few others Saturda
enough being invited for an extra tab
in honor of her two sisters, Mrs. B.
Wood, of Portland, Ore, and Mrs. F.
/ Gaynor, of LeMars. A 1'1o'clock lunc
eQn was enjoyed, and the hostess W
assisted in serving by Miss Edna Ga
vim. Chrysanthemuns formed t
principal decorations. Those prese
aside from the club members al
guests of honor. were. Mrs, a,
Leemis, of Colorado Springs; Nj
Susie White, Mrs. 3. p. Stewart a.
Mrs. Archibald Stevens
Louise Cunning, the youngest star
the Shupert frmament, comes to t
New Odeon Tuesday evening Nov.
in Pixley and Luders latest and be
comic opera, 'sMareslie," This melof
GUS and decidedly interesting work
! the authors of .The Prince of Pilse
and woodland" ran for three mont
at the New. York Casino, and even t
most dreaded of the critics who pa
Judgment on the musical and drama
J. attractions on Broadway We're loud
their praises of both star and ope1
In the supporting company are Je
Dandy, who made "The Prince Of P