Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-12

Il A full line of everything that is new
and up-to-date In white goods. Whit
ton 4 Whitehead.
DR.. Cora Williams specialist, disease:
of women and obstetrics. Office over the
Fair Store.
You will find it a pleasure to buy
4 flowers Of Kemble, for you are never
disappointed.
! Embroideries, worth up to % cents
Monday and Tuesday for 10 cents
Bannatyne & Lay.
i Our ladies' tailor made suits and nev
/ silk skirts are very handsome. See then
before you buy. NJ. +. Andrews.
Great opportunity to buy embroi
oeries at half price. and less Monda.
/ and Tuesday. Bannatyne & Lay.
Culley's coffees are the, best for the
money, especially his Is. 20 and % cen
grades. Teas. new stock, lower prices
Something new. basket fired Japan.
p +. Arney is plaintiff in a suit filed
in the district court for the March
/ term. in which Edward Roundy. ct al.
quiet title.
/ For this week we will sell bars OF
LennoX, and bars of Santa Clause
soap for % cents. This price does not
Include delivery unless with other
goods. ldso, Finllle building
Tomorrow being the last day for thu
sale of valentines. we want to sell al
we have. and everybody says We have
the incest line ever shown in the city
Call and see them. George P. Powers
! Master Mechanic w. o. Johnson and
Master Car Builder c. H. Mead, of the
Central returned Wednesday evening
from Albert Lea, where they have been
inspecting the company's property at
that place.
Messrs. E. G. Wallace, Hardy Friend
and George Snow Of this city, Mr.. w.
Il. Linell of Eldora and Mr.. Cundiff of
Union Went to Clemens today TO attend
the shoot of the Clemens Gun Club.
The w. r. C. was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. John r.
vim and Mrs. Marshall Anderson. at the
home of the former on South Third
street. The meeting was in the nature
of Il celebration of St. Valentines day.
The young ladies employed in the
exchange of the Marshall Telephone
Company We're very pleasantly enter
tanned at the home of Mr. and Mrs. j.
f. Walker. one and one-half miles
south of the city, Wednesday evening
Superintendent j. A. Davis and
Trainmaster w. 7. Donnelly. of the
Iowa Central. arrived in the city this
morning from Oskalcosa, and spent the
day here. Mr. Dohaelly came to get
acquainted with the men and the local
conditions.
Mr. II. A. Church arrived home from
his southern trip of a few weeks. which
have been spent at Fairhope, Ala, and
Florida points. He will return after
few weeks stay here. and In company
with his wife and daughter Mrs. c. c.
Cottle, will tour the south and take
Journey to Cuba. Mrs. Cottle leaves
for Farhope Sunday.
Claim Agent Marquis Barr, of thu
Central, who was in Nevada Wednes-
day checking up the tax assessments Of
Story county on the company's prop
erty, left Wednesday evening for Mason
City. Garner, Algona and Clarion, where
he will look after similar duties ia
Cerro Gordo, Hancock, Kossuth and
Wright counties.
Every boy and girl and all the old
folks regard Foxy Grandpa" as "a per-
sonal acquaintance. The presentation
here tomorrow evening at the Odeon
will be complete in every way, with
brilliant costumes and effects and a
dozen new musical numbers. The COM
pany of thirty people includes a bevy
of the prettiest girls on the stage.
Word from Mt Vernon, o.. announces
the very serious Illness of r. w. Horn,
a former Conrad farmer, and Well
known in this county. The word also
states that news of Mr.. Hern's death
may be expected at any time. Mr. Horn
is a law of Mrs. d. p. Elliott, of
Liscomb and brother-in -law OF Mrs.
Larry Quinlan and Miss Paish Elliott,
of this city. His trouble is thought to
be cancer of the stomach. Miss Elliott
expects to leave Sunday for Mt. Ver-
non.
One of the very enjoyable affairs OF
the week was the valentine surprise
party given by the neighbors and more
friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wiley for Mr.. Wiley, who has
but recently returned to this city from
an extended absence. Fifteen couples
were present and the surprise to the
honored guest was most complete, he
being taken entirely unawares. The
guests were asked to dress represent |
ing valentines, and Mrs. III. r. Sloan |
and Mrs. H. w. Shove, who imperson
ated maidens, in black face being SO
appropriately costumed, served the re-
freshments. Euchre was played dur
ing the evening, resulting in Mr.. j. b. |
Simmons and Mr. Charles Wiley Win
ming the prizes for the gentlemen and |
Mrs. +. b. Wiley and Mrs. w. +. David |
for the ladies. Mrs. William Tate, of I
State Center, was the only out-of- town
guest.
Sherwood recital tonight at o'clock.
The home and education department
IF the Womens Club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. j. ID