Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-11


Center, Friday and Saturday,
Gwilynn Thomas, one of the heaviest
bassos Of Wales, will be heard at the
M. E. church tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Olive Humphrey, of Waterloo,
is in the city as guest at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Aaron Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Anderson, who live
on the D. E. Hole farm two and one
half miles west Of Marietta, are par
ents of an eleven-pound son.
Mr.. Albert Tennent, of Fort Dodge,
arrived in the city Wednesday evening
to visit during the rest of the week
witt, his cousin. MT. F. E. Barber.
Don't wait another day to take adj
vantage of our low selling price on
kitchen cabinets. Twenty per cent off
the low selling price. Marion Gard.
The New England store will have one
Of their great silk sales tomorrow.
Read the advertisement and be on hand
early to get the best values. e. r. Lay.
Have you ever heard the new in
destructable photograph record made
by the Columbia? If not, why not visit
the Gilbert Music Company's store and
learn their value? 119 West Main.
To all those holding season tickets,
not reserved, the Y. NJ. c. A. lecture
course committee wish to say the
house will be open at 7:15 tomorrow
evening, Nov. u, ct the Nj. E. church.
A letter received this morning by
relatives here regarding the death Of
Peter Olson, of this city, says he was
killed in Evanston, Ill. The letter did
not, however, say when the body would
be brought to this city.
Mr.. Edward Evans, one of Wales
trainer Of the greatest and most sue
choir, and~a very sweet vocalist. at the
M. p. church tomorrow evening.
The funeral of Mr.. John III. Mindish
of Liscomb township, who died We'd
nesday morning will be held from the
Methodist Episcopal church of Conrad
Friday afternoon at o'clock. The
body win be buried in the Conrad GEM
etery.
Sunday evening, Nov. IA. at the New
Odeon, will be presented the new char
acteristic comedy drama, "The Cry
Baby" j. Davy Morgan will have the
leading role and an excellent perform
ance Of this excellent bill will be as
sured. Prices 10. 20. 80 and so cents.
You can not afford to miss the first
number Of the Y. NJ. c. A. lecture
course, the Cambrian National Glee
Singers, the greatest musical organi-
ration from ''the land of song" To-
morrow evening, Nov. IL, at the NJ E.
church. General admission so cents. Re-
served seats Is cents.
Don't trust to luck when having your
picture taken. A four-leaf clover or a
rabbits foot may bring you good luck
in some things, but good photographs
are the result Of skill and painstalxing
care ON the part of the photographers
We are showing three new styles at
present. Exquisite and beautiful in ev-
cry way. Brown.
The series of meetings which began
at the Friends church last Sunday is
progressing with good attendance The
meetings are conducted by Rev. George
Dashler. pastor of the LeGrand church,
assisted by Rev. N. M. Hodgin, the
local pastor. The meetings are held
each afternoon at 2 o'clock, and at 1880
in the evening. They will continue
three weeks. and perhaps longer.
The body of Mrs. Mary w. Kimball,
who died at Valley Junction, was
brought to the city Wednesday eve
ming, and inferred in Riverside cemetery
The body wasacc ompanied by Mrs. r. L..
Oathoudt, Of Atlantic, and Mrs. Man
delkow. Of Valley Junction, both of
whom are sisters of Mrs. Ki1mball, and
MIR. Bert Kimball, a son, of Moberly,
Mo. Brief services were held at the
grave, Rev. J. J. Fitzpatrick offciat-
ing.
The last suppression a man gets of a
pair of shoes, that decides whether or
not he is going to buy the same brand
again. No matter how we'll they may
look when new, If they lose their shape
or wear out quickly, the store that sold
them can not expect to sell another
pair to the same customer. We sell
shoes that are Of the Come Again
kind-in other words Walk Overs
shoes. They will give you satisfaction
from first to the last wearing. Fred w
Carl, 1913 East Main, sells them.
The literature department of the
Women's Club met Wednesday after
noon with Miss Rachel Cannon and
Mrs. A. P. Arends at the formers
home, AL West State street. The gen.
eral subject was art and Letters
Papers were given on 1.-THE National
Gallery" by Miss Fannie Russell;
British Art In Venice by Mrs. d. E.
Waters; ."The Royal Academy" by
Mrs. F. g. Stewart; and 1.-THE Brown
dngs," by Mrs. G. A. Eadie; and talks
on Life and Work Of William Norris y
by Mrs. A. T. Arends; and "Pippa
Passes. a Review" by Miss Cannon. A
social hour followed, during which the
hostesses served refreshments. There
was a good attendance.
"Marcelle," said to be the most de-
Hghtful Of Pixley and Luders' contri-
button to the light opera stage, will be
the attraction at the New Odeon Tues.
day might, Nov. II. with Louise Gun
ming, the Messrs, Shuberts brilliant
young star, Jess Dandy and sixty 9TH
ers IN the cast Miss Cunning IL prac-
Ecally the only singing comedienne on
our stage today. and it is said that she
has in the title role Of "Marcelle" q
part that shows OF to the very best
advantages those qualities Of voice and
getting that have won for her the place
she now occupies. The piece made an
instantaneous success at the New York
Casino. and now, in its second season