Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-04-12

Monday and Tuesday. Turn out and
give the boys a good boost.
You're Always Behind. Like an Old
Cows Tail Mr. "kmball'' Martin
sings it. Elk minstres tomorrow.
Mohairs SO inches wide at SO cents a
yard on sale at Nettie Ingledue &
Co.'S, the up-todate dry goods house.
Dancing school tomorrow night from
until 8. Dance afterwards. Ladies
free A. o. U. W. hall. Harp orches-
ira.
Figured pompadour nets for party
dresses. Call and see them at Nettie
| Ingledue &. Cos, the up-to-date dry
goods house.
Arnold's superfine organdie - fine,
sheen, soft finished fabric, in popular
floral and rosebud designs. Send for
SAMPLES. M. +. Andrews.
Remember the dates of the first big
games of the season Cedar Rapids
Three / League team VS.. the Grays
next Monday and Tuesday.
The members of ST Margaret's Mis-
sion held their regular meeting Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs. Har-
riet Miller, 204 North Second avenue.
We have moved to 16 West Main
street, between Trautnan's shoe store
and Simmons book store. opposite the
Marshalltown State Bank. Temple of
Economy.
Mr.. Hardy Friend went to Liscomb
Tuesday evening, where he spent to-
day as the guest of Mr.. j. D. Parker,
enjoying snipe shooting In the marsh
lands near Liscomb.
Do not wait until you see hydrangia,
spirea, syringa. lilac, clematis, and
pansies in bloom and then ask for
the plants. Get them now. Wrights
store, 2O4 East Main street. Green
house, 113 North Third street.
An accident to the Northwestern
local east-bound train, No. Ia, this
morning, delayed the train into this
city little over an hour. The engine
at a point between State Center and
Nevada, dropped it's fire box, and an
other engine had to be secured.
DR.. H. H. Nichols entertained a COM
/ pany of about twenty of his gentle
men friends at his home, ia North
| Center street, Tuesday evening, in
honor of his anniversary. Five hum
dred was played during the evening,
and Mrs. Nichols served refreshments.
When passing glance in our show
window and see the kitchen cabinet
display. A cabinet is the handiest
thing about the house, and we have
the best kind. We want to show you
our new, mattings, linoleums, and oil
cloths. They are the latest. Marion
| Gard.
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Johnson, of Lis
! comb, issued invitations for today, an
nouncing the approaching marriage of
their daughter, Eva, to Mr.. Edison
Hawk, which will take place at their
| home on Wednesday evening, April 10,
at 8 o'clock. Mr.. Hawk is in the inn
plement business at Liscomb.
The Hawthorne Club met at the
home of Mrs f. L. Meeker, 10 North
First street. Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Charles Click was the leader, giving
an excellent paper on distinguishing
characteristics of Swinburne's Poet
ry." The legend taken up was "Tris-
tram of Lyonesse" and very pleasant
meeting was enjoyed.
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| Sent free, postpaid, to any address, on
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The members of the Court of Honor
enjoyed a pleasant social Tuesday
evening at Red Mems hail. the amuse-
ment consisting of card playing, music
and dancing. The refreshments were
served in two courses, and the COM
mittee having it in charge was COM
prised of Mrs. A. r. Lyman and Misses
Mabel Crabtree and Alice Inglehart
John McCarl living on North First
avenue, in attempting to alight from
his horse, at a point north of Grant,
/ fell, sustaining a cut over the temple.
Mr. McCarIs horse became frighten-
ed at C. A. Eadie's auto, which was
about a block distant. Mr.. Eadie,
seeing that the horse was becoming
| frightened, stopped his machine. Mr.
McCarl attempted to get off, to lead
| the horse, and in his hurry lost his
| footing and fell. He was not seriously
| injured
The Shakespeare Club met with
Miss Gertrude Tomlinson, at the T.
P Marsh home, Tuesday afternoon. A
full attendance was present. Mrs.
DAILY, president, gave an instructive
talk on the foundation of the play.
King Lear" which the club is read
ing for the second time, and various
characters in it had been assigned to
different members. Refreshments were
served after the program. The next
club meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. DAILY.
Battalion Sergeant Major Edwin l..
Jones, of the Twenty-sixth United
States infantry, station at Ft. Smell
ing, near Minneapolis, passed thru the
city Tuesday evening on his way to
Ieayenworth, Kas. Sergeant Jones
was in charge of detail of two guards
and a prisoner, the latter being taken
to the United States prison at F't.
Leavenworth, where he had been SEN
fenced by court martial Sergeant
Jones will pass thru the city on his
return, and may stop for short visit
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. r.
Jones.
Superintendent c.. l.. Nichols of the
eoufbuaefarn division of the Chicago