Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-14

The City in Brief

III. 6Ollaf0, OSteOpatn. 10 west Main
Eadie Music Company. Knabe pianos
See Mundy & SCOTS ad on pag,
seven.
w. Q. w. fair, Forney's hall, opens
tonight.
DR.. Ralph E. Keyser. Hopkins block
Phone 339.
Eadie Music Company. pianos, /:
South First street.
watkin Watkins, vocal teacher
Terms. Apply 21O North Third street
The Harvey Stock Company will Of
fer at the Odeon tonight "A Father!
Crime"
DR.. Grove w. Harris. Office ovel
Whitehead 6 Weisman. Phone s3s
house 1910.
Mrs. William NJ. Petit spent Frida,
in Eldora at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Adams.
Our special discount sale of dinin:
room furniture will continue unit
Monday night. Marion Gard.
Dr.. Cora Williams, specialist, dis
eases of the nervous system and gynec-
ology. Fidelity bank building.
Mrs. A.. II. Mcbride has returned
from a five months visit in Burlington
with her friend, Mrs. NJ. A. More
house.
Mrs. George Neil went to Van Horn
this morning for q visit Of three OF foul
days at the home of her son, DR.. Fret
A. Neil.
Vehicle and automobile repaintine
and repairing; also stored during win
ter If desired. Marshalltown BuggJ
Company.
1t will pay yOu to investigate the
Evans piano and prices. A chance tt
show you is what we ask. Evans Piano
Company.
No Job too big. No Job too small
will receive prompt attention at Difen-
bacher & Banzhafs. Is North FRS
street, phone $40.
DR.. F. ]. Nciman, veterinary surgeon
Office and veterinary hospital. 107 AM
100 East State street. Office phone
4o4. residence 1872.
For Sale-Modern house, frst elias
condition. Z North Third street. For in
formation inquire OF James Hall, owe
Morgan's drug store.
The Chocolate Soldier" which ha!
set the world laughing. singing ant
dancing. will appear at the Odeon Wed.
nesday. Prices so, IS, 81, $3.50 and 81
To close it u quickly we are
offering some coarse chunk wood
twelve to fifteen inches thru, at $2.2i
per cord. Gregory Coal, Coke and
Lime Company.
The Ladies Aid Of the Contra;
Church Of Christ will hold a rummage
sale Saturday. Oct. 81, at los Yves,
Main street. Anyone having donation.
phone ss9 white.
"A Fathers Crime" a four-ac,
melodrama with plenty Of good comedy
will be the offering Of the Harvey Stocl
Company at the Odeon tonight. Price.
10, 20 and 30 ceats. <
A favorite play at the Odeon Sunday
"The Travelling Salesman" the grea,
comedy success. 1t is doubtful If any
play, Of recent years has been more
successful than this one. Prices 20, so
IS and 81.
Favorite pancake -four is made d
little better than necessary for lovers
Of good old -fashioned griddle cakes
Can be prepared in just a few minutes
by adding a little milk and water. Al
your grocers.
Fage seven Of this paper is devoted
entirely today to classified advertising
If you are looking for a house to rent
If you a to buy a place, If you
want to buy a farm. need help or work
you will find what you are looking fol
on page seven.
Goal Pit to Pulpit at the Baptis,
temple, Friday evening, Oct. 20. Lee
I'll by Rev. John A. Earl. Of Des
Moines College. Rev. Mr.. Earl, now
president Of Des Moines College. when
a young nan worked in the coal mines
OF Scotland and at Boone. Iowa.
Few plays have conn to this city sc
wreathed in the smiles Of popular and
critical approval as Winchell Smiths
delightful American comedy. The For
tune Hunter" with Mr.. Fred Niblo in
the title role. supported by a perfect
company, including Miss Josephine
Conan, in 1.-The Fortune Hunter at the
Odeon Thursday.
The tinsel and glare Of "girl shows
in which field Miss Josephine Coha-
achieved her early success, has at last
palled upon her NJ she has turned t.
the more exacting work of the "legi.i-
mate stage" In the role Of Betty Ora
ham, the old druggist-inventor's daugh-
ter, she is now dividing the honors with
Fred Niblo, star of 1.-The Fortune Hunt
err" which appears at the Odeon
Thursday.
The Penn College football team, OF
Oskaloosa, passed thru the city this
morning on the way to Mount Vernon,
where the annual game between Penn
and Cornell will be played this after
noon. The Penn team was in charge
of Coach j. M. Hadley and was made
ur of the folio owing men: Gren Pierrel,
Jay Newlin, John Ingram. Ozro Mere
dith, Ernest Clarke, Bert Frye, Fred
Frye, Roy Williams, Cecil Smith, Har-
old Dodds, Homer Madison, Albert
Smith. and jerks Ruby.
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Members of the Eastern Star Circle
to the number Of seventeen, carried out
delightful surprise Friday afternoon
on Mrs. C. M. Norton who, since her
duties as matron Of the county rest
room began, has been unable to attend
the circle meetings. After gathering at
khA ~on< ~~1ro q ~ uyonf oyaY IN the din /.
ing room Of the Masonic temple. where
a da13o1o,s ,,,noh u,oo Soryod In two