Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-24
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DR.. Jay, physician and surgeon.
VIM. Battin. S per cent farm loans.
DR. Billiard. osreopatn. IS East Main
Kemble's flowers, 52q North Third
Wanted - Potatoes and onions. L.
r. 1dso.
Dakota best high patent flour Sold
at wholesale and retail, by Kirk Bros
The "Piff Paff Iouf" company ar
| rived this Afternoon; from Des Moines.
| Every article in The kitchen cabinet
display at Cards furniture store is
useful.
Frank M. Thomas w. R. c., No. 9,
will please attend funeral of c. j. Ell
| we'll at the residence at 2:30 tomorrow
Rosa Liebig, president.
Mrs. Mary Davidson, of Marietta
who underwent an operation at St
| Thomas hospital three weeks ago. re.
tdrne hnme Monday event Is. Mr.. Da-
wilson came to the city TO accompany
his vita hume.
Marshall Lodge, No. 108, A. F. and A.
n Ia ut = tl1oi,. all a. y
o'clock, p. M, October %, 1905, for the
purpose of attending the funeral OF
Brother C. j. Elwell, "A. M. Clark,
| w. M; H. S. Lawrence, Secretary.
The kitchen cabinet display in the
window of Marion Cards furniture
store is causing great deal OF COM
ment among the ladies' No lady In
| Marshalltown or in Marshall county
should fail to visit the store and see
the display.
Mrs. j. R. Bradbury had the meet
ing of the Ladies Reading Circle at
her home Monday afternoon. Mrs. i.
e. Cousins was guest. The regular
reading was continued yesterday by
Mrs. Mary BATHS and Mrs. Bradbury,
as readers. The meeting next week
will be with Mrs j. HI. H. Flrisbee.
Mrs. A. c. Thompson, of Taylor
township, left Monday for Davenport,
where she will be in attendance at
the grand chapter meeting of the o. T.,
S., which begins Wednesday morning,
and continues over Thursday. Mrs.
Thompson is delegate from Albion
Chapter, No. 20S.
There are pictures and pictures. Now
the pictures that you will find at the u.
C. Wilbur store are the latest in de-
manship We have our complete fall
line in now and want you to see, the
best patterns that have ever been
shown in this city.
Charles Pearson, former Central
employee, and for q time foreman OF the
company's car repairers, at Peoria,
who has been visiting for two months
in Norway and Sweden, arrived in the
city Monday. While in Sweden Mr.
Pearson visited at his old home neal
sanoland. He will again enter the
company's employ here.
Lee WATSON, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. WATSON, who has been working in
the Rock Island railroad shops at Ce-
dar Rapids, arrived home Monday
evening. A sweeping reduction I'M the
force was made recently which threw
out of work more than 100 men, Mr..
WATSON being among the number. He
will remain in the city visiting his
parents indefinitely.
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The members OF Albion Chapter, No
203, o. e. S., Joined in a pleasant sur
prise upon the members of Damascus
Masonic lodge Saturday evening, cap.
turing the tyler and taking possession
of the lodge rooms upon the close of
lodge. The members of the Star were
jubilant because of the receipt of seven
applications for membership at their
meeting. Supper was served and a
fine time enjoyed.
The Entire Nous Club met Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Charles Hull, and
read one act Of Shakespeare Much
Ado About Nothing" also from the
Worlds Work Mrs. F. H. Willard
being absent, Mrs. A. Janney, vice
president, presided in her place. Mrs.
George Adams, of Darlington, N. D.,
an honorary member, was present at
the club meeting yesterday. The meet
ing next week will be at the home of
Mrs. A. Janney.
Mrs. P. u. Arney, sos West Main
sueet was hostess to Chapter b B, Of
P. r. O. at hts II sular meeting Monday
AFTERNOON. The program was on the
subject of French music and musicians,
and consisted of papers ON "Trouvere,"
by Mrs. Arney, "Lulli and Ramseau,' by
Mrs. NJ. S. Mcfarland; "Berlioz,' by
Mrs. G. r. Harper; "Thalberg and
Eukin," by Mrs Thad Smith; and
'Chopin," Ivy Yrs. Charles Whitehead,
who was leades of the meeting. Mrs
Whitehead *lau favored the ladies with
two Chopin se.et TIC ms on the piano.
Cards have been received in this
city, announcing the marriage of Mar
garet Donaldson, of this city, to Mr.
Albert r. Hollingsworth, of Des
Moines, in Chicago Saturday evening,
October q, at 8 O'clock. Mr.. and Mrs
Hollingsworth have started on we'd
ding trip of a month or six weeks
to California. They will be at home
after December 1, at $40 Clinton av-
enue. Des Moines. Mr.. Hollingswor'th
is manager of the Empire & Ho1lings-
worth Coal Company in that city. His
bride is a daughter Of Mrs. w H.
Brown. and a sister of Miss Blanche
Donaldson of 8 South Third street