Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-26

mere w Wednesday, afternoon looking at
ter business matters He returned home
Wednesday evening.
BY careful Inspect ton you will find
there is no uncertainty as to the COM
pleteness of our line of dress goods.
We show the newest materials in the
market. NJ. F. Andrews.
The city schools closed Wednesday
afternoon fo- the Thanksgiving vaca-
ton. Exercises in n general way We're
held in the different buildings. and the
usual donations for the poor We're
/ made.
Miss Stella Ellis, of the Christian
Workers Training School, was in Colo
Wednesday evening where she assisted
Mrs. Edgar p. Ellyson In her series of
meetings being conducted in the United
Evangelical church.
John S. Hixson, of St. Anthony. sold
in the city Wednesday afternoon. at the
Britain & Co. yards, a mixed load of
medium weight hogs. sixty-seven head
averaging $50 pounds. G. B. Roberts,
of Gearing, sold one load of mixed. av-
eraging about the same. Mr.. Roberts
sold fifty seven head.
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| Walter Benton, formerly an employe
lis now connected with Fairwell. Osman.
Kirk & Co. of ST. raul as a travelling
representative is in the city for e short
Visit Mr.. and Mrs. BENTON will leave
for ST. Paul Sunday and will there
make their permanent, home. Mr.. Ben
ton has been assigned to Minnesota
territory.
me members OF frank M. Inoinas
w. II. 4. NO. met Wednesday aIter-
noon and prepared their annual dona-
| ton to the families of worthy veterans
of the civil war. who were unable TO
afford the good things for Thanks
giving dinners A portion of the do
nation from the school children was
turned over to the w. r. G. for dis
ltribution.
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A crowd OF Cirinneil College students
passed thru the city this morning on
their way to Eldorai, where they are
to be entertained at house party dur
ing Thanksgiving vacation. by Miss
Genevieve Hardin. mt the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Ms. ]. F. Hardin
Those who composed the party were
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The eighteenth anniversary of the
IYnitJ Cluh was ceIehrated nj the hons
OF Mr.. A. r. Wilbur on South Third
ayenue in most flirting manner THE
decorations were rf carnations. the
cluh flower. together. with chrysanthe-
NUNS. Mrs. I. 8. y,eckham. president
of the club. gave a abort address. nre
cedinr the program, Mrs. George w.
McGill sang. Mrs. II. r. Mairs read. and
the club history was given by Mrs.
Archie Parker. Th4 clnb poem. an orr
ip,nal effort. was gwen by Mrs. D. r.
Waters. and Mrs. D. w. Norris. Jr..
closed with a piana number. Mrs. T.
]. Fletcher. president of the Iowa Fed