Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-21

OrtOle Is the name OF Jfle hour Illdt ID
guaranteed and sold at S1.1t sack by
us. Phone ss5. Bruster & Roundy.
Helen Gardner as "A Princess Of
Bagdad," seven reels OF moving pic
lures. first show, tonight 1880. Lyric.
Mrs. Harry Hamilton, OF Baxter, who
underwent surgical operation at St.
Thomas hospital Monday. Is doing very
nicely.
Mrs. Archie Elson, of Grnnell, who
has been visiting friends in the city
for a few days, returned home Tues
day evening.
The, condition OF City Marshal VIII
G. Lage, who has been Ill at his home.
4O6 South Fourth street tor two weeks
continues to improve
Mrs. James LaPlant, 40S West Main
street. who was operated for appendix
citis at st. Thomas hospital Monday,
continues to improve.
Miss Dena Kracht, of Baxter, who
underwent an appendicitis operation AT
st. Thomas hospital Monday, is some
what improved today.
Miss Katherine Mills. of Mason City
spent Tuesday night in the city with
friends, being ON her ways to Searsboro
and New Sharon, where she Will visit
few days with relatives.
Russell sieg. Of Waterloo. spent
Tuesday in the city with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. George l.. Sieg, leaving
Tuesday evening for Montezuma where
he is to submit plans for the proposed
sewage system in that city.
President c. C. ST. Clair, of the First
National Bank. who has been in Chi
cago attending a meeting of bankers
who gathered in, Chicago to consider
the location of the reg ional reserve
bank, returned home this forenoon.
William Bingaman, of Ninton, is IN
the the city for visit at the home OF
his old schoolmate. E. Hepner. I'll Eas;
South street, and with his son, Bert
Bingaman, and other relatives. Mr..
Bingaman will remain in the city for a
week or two.
Charles P. Cook has bought Of A. II
E. Matthews a lot in the Speers addi-
ton, on which he may build. perhaps
next year. The lot purchased is the
fourth from Main street, fronting east
on the boulevard thru the addition. The
price paid for the site was sl,575,
Big Marshelltown. Ia, pure bred cat
tie sale, Jan. 26 RI Short Horns. Aber-
deem Angus. Hersfords and Polled
Herefords. HerefsM sale. Jan. %.
twenty EIGHT females, twelve bulls.
also twelve Polled Herefords. Short
Horns, JAM 81. fifteen bulls, twenty
six females, Scotch and Bates bred.
Also fifteen Angus females. Jones, Rep
pert and Mason. auctioneers. T. j.
Shoemaker, clerkvand manager, Mar
shalltown, Iowa. Sale in Harmon's
Feed Barn. under cover. rain or shine
advertisement, s
oliver M<osco3 Espleddia2 preduc-
ton Of J. Hartley Manners comedy Of
youth, Peg O. My Heart will appear
at the Odeon theafet Tonight.
The title role win be played by
Peggy O. Neil, a remarlka BILE pretty
and accomplished young aspirant for
histrlonic honors. she was selected by
Mr.. Morosco from more than four
hundred applicants, as being idealistic
of the part The SUPPORTING cast is
one of more than usual ability, and
is said to be of equal strength with
the one appearing in New York, which
Is headed by Laure.te Taylor. Odeon.
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Augustus Pitou. Jr., announces the
coming engagement here Of his popular
singing star. Fiske O'Hara, who will
present a new play entitled, I'm Old
Dublin" There is a company Of no
table players in the piece and wealth
of splendid scenery and costumes for
the illustration of the story. which
deals with life during the early part
Of the nineteenth century in the ro
matte old Irish metropolis. The musical
numbers. as usual, will be 4 feature Of
Mr.. O'Hara's performance. Will be
seen at the Odeon theater, Saturday
evening. Odeon.