Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-24

Buy your teas and coifecs OF Gull
ley and get fancy dishes.
DIR. Licrle, special attention to con-
incment and surgical cases.
Burlaps are very popular. In stock
ut Skegg's Wall Paper and Paint
store.
Travelling Auditor III. Rennion of the
Iowa Central, was in the city today ON
business.
At | o'clock Saturday afternoon will
occur The opening of the handsome new
store of Pratt & Baxter.
Any work given to l'itton's laundry
and dye works Will be properly attend
ed to. No. "a West Church.
Saturday morning we place on sale
a large assortment of fancy satin op-
era bags ut 40 cents each E. X.
Lay.
We will place on sale Saturday. %
dozen Gzarina pctticoats values UP to
$l.75-9Sc. Whitton e Whitehead, sec
ond floor, Hawl<cye store.
by special arrangement the Prin-
cess Chic opera company will give q
reduced rate matinee tomorrow ut $50
O'Clock. Prices % and Is cents.
A full supply of Indiana. Hooking,
Illinois and Saylor coal. We suaran-
tee to please you both in quality and
price. The East END Coal Co
Why not get the best for your mon
ey? The L. IL Y. $3.50 shoes are equal
to any $3 shoe sold For sale by In
gledue & Young, lowas largest shoe
house.
c. IT, Smith auctionecr. will sell at
auction on Saturday, February 25. at
80 O'Clock y. M, a large lot of house
hold goods at 10 North First avenue
in front of the new cooperative store.
Tonight at Y. NJ. c. A.. indoor base
ball, Imperials VS.. Bankers. Basket
ball. Bantoms VS.. High School. Game
sharp o'clock. Admission 10 cents. A
6 to 10 O'clock.
Don't forget our reduction sale, AL
furnishing goods and shoes ut cost
Saturday, Monday and Tuesday. a
fine line of teas and coffces and a big
stock of canned goods at cost Ask
us about potatoes. Jarvis g. Kellogg.
1t is our ability to get together the
best of everything. to keep posted so
as to be able to decorate a room tas
tily at a low figure that enables us to
carry by far the largest stock of wall
paper in the city, and to employ a large
force of skilled workmen the year
around. Skegg's Wall Paper and Paint
store.
Mrs. j. D. Vail entertained the Wit
enagemote Club Thursday afternoon at
her home on South Third street. Much
interest is manifested in the reading
of DR. Schotield's "The Unconscious
Mind A delightful social hour fol-
lowed the reading, and light refresh
| ments We're served. The club WIZ
meet With Mrs. Smelling next week.
The Harmony Aid Society of I1lec-
trio Rebecca Lodge. was very delight
fully entertained Thursday afternoon
by Mrs. John Rank, at her home east
of town. Fifteen ladies made the trip.
and altho much difficulty was cncoun-
tered in getting there, on account of the
DdG IOauS, ~ llHc llIilc WIS cIlJoSetl
afterward. Mrs. Rank served three
course luncheon, being assisted by
Mrs. George Ferguson.
A letter received by a friend in the
city from A. Janney, who, With Mrs.
.Ianney, has been spending the winter
in the south and southwest. announce
es the arrival of Mr.. and NIls. jan
ney at Los Angeles, where they eX-
pect to remain for four weeks. Mr.. and
Mrs. Janpey leave for a trip UP the
coast after their stay in Los Angeles.
and will visit in Washington and Ore
gon before returning home. Their Los
Angeles address is Maryland hotel.
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Mrs f. Aubrey Smith was assisted
in entertaining the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Y. M. c. A. Thursday afternoon
at her home, 712 West Church street,
by Mrs. l.. c. Howig. About forty five
were in attendance, including as guests
Mrs. James Skegg and daughter Jane
Mrs. Il. H. Lemon, Mrs. p. f. Arney,
Mrs. b. II. Howig, Mrs. e. G. Lain
son. Mrs. James p. Diehl, and Misses
Nora and Angie Miller. A good meet
ing was enjoyed, at the conclusion of
which. the POSSESSES We're assisted in
serving light refreshments by Misses
Nora and Angie Miller and Mrs. j. +.
Boileau.
The Shriners special, carrying local
Shriners to the big meeting of Kaaba
Temple of Davenport, in Oskaloosa,
left the union station Thursday after
noon at 1903, just three minutes be-
hind schedule time. The two stops
We're made between this city and Os-
llaloosaN those. being at Gilman and
Grinnell, where Shriners joined the
Marshalltown party. Oskaloosa was
entered with fifty passengers on the
train. The local Shriners had a fine
time, remained for the banquet after
the work on the sixteen candidates was
conferred, and reached home at 3:15
this morning.
A member of the w. c. T. U. has
made written complaint regarding the
news item which appeared in Thurs
days T.-R., concerning the political
discussion at the unions meeting held
the day before. The statement that
there was any present who favored the
present city administration is said by
the writer to be incorrect. The T.-R. IS
information came from the writer of
the complaint, who stated that the dis
cussion developed that there We're pres
ent women who favored all of the fac
tons. This was taken, naturally, to
mean that there We're some there who
favored the present administrations it