Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-07
Furs at M, Il. Andrews
Kemble's flowers. 52a North Third

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White clover honey at Will Millers
VIM. Battin, per cent farm loans.
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DR. Billiard, osteopath. 20 East Main.
| New canned corn, three cans for 25
cents at viii Millers.
| DO you want good coat or Worth
skirt? If SO go to A. II. Simon's.
| AN the new fabrics In dress goods
are shown by NJ f. Andrews.
Dakota best high patent flour. Sold
at wholesale and retail. by Kirk Bros.
Wanted Two plumbers and two
steam filters; wages 81 per day. Dav-
| id Coulton.
Excelsior Aid will give a dance In
Odd Fellows hall. Saturday evening,
Nov. II, 1905.
| Another shipment Of those fine Nor
| way mackerel at VIII Millers. A large
| fish for 10 cents.
See the greatest lime OF coats on
earth at 1915, black, blue and brown,
at A. III. Sinon's.
Hot blast week in Schmidt's hard
ware store. Demonstration Wednes-
day and Thursday. Call for your
ticket.
Notice--Modern Woodmen, matters
OF Importance Wednesday evening, Oct.
8, in X of p. hall, over City Bank. Re-
freshments.
Mr.. A. ]. Pratt, who went to Chicago
on business Saturday night. has gone
on further east, and will be in New
York for week.
F'irst-class dress making, rain coats
suits, garments Of all kinds at the
Standard Dress Cutting school over
New England store
Our women's $3.50 special in patert
colt and kid, narrow toes, Cuban heels.
are a model Of perfection in womens
shoe making Ingledue & Young.
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The Busy Bes Circle of the L. o. T.
M. will meet with Mrs. Weltha Size.
Mrs. Della Haas and Mrs. Stronger at
the Size home, tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. John H. sundell of Mason City,
arrived in the city this morning and
spent the day looking after business
matters He will go to Pickering this
Mrs. Clara Greeting Iverson. who is
very Ill.
The Ladies Reading Circle met yes
terday afternoon with Mrs. c. S. CID
dings, and enjoyed the reading OF tho
second volume Of Hanzel's History of
Germany. Mrs. George w. Weeks. OF
Harlan, was guest OF the club. The
club will meet with Mrs. James Hall
next week.
The Entire Nous Club held it's regu-
lar meeting yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. d. w. Marston, 401 East
Main street. Much Ado About Moth
ing" was the reading of the afternoon.
The out of town guests were Mrs.
George Adams, of Darlington, N. D.,
and Mrs. Edward Baker, Westhope,
N. d.
Politically, this has been quiet
year in Iowa, while things have been
made to hum in other states, especial
ly in New York. The furniture bust.
ness has been made to hum in Mar
shalltown by Marion Gard who this
fall has brought to town the finest line
of kitchen cabinets ever brought to the
city, and he is selling them, too.
Misses Mary and Iona Mason were
hostesses to the H. and n. Club last
evening at their home, 81 West Main
street. The members of the club are
Mrs. Charles Lawrence, Mrs. May
Roupe. Mrs. Kate Brenneck, Miss Mel
n. tAAk
n. A. Smith. The evening was spent
in a social way, after which q three
course luncheon was served by the
hostesses, assisted by their mother,
Mrs. George l.. Mason
Chapter BIB, Of p. r. o., was pleas
antly entertained at the home Of Mrs.
Charles Whitehead yesterday after
noon, and enjoyed a fine program. The
subject of the afternoon was French
music, and musicians, led by Mrs. p. II.
Arney. Papers on Gounod and GODDARD.
by Mrs. Arney, st. Saens. by Mrs. p
T.. Patterson, Chaminade by Mrs. KEEL
logg, Thome. Mrs. Charles Duffield,
Marchesi Mrs. G. r. Harper, were en-
joyed by all.
The regular meeting Of the Women's
Club will be held tom orrow afternoon
on second floor OF the Blossom block.
The afternoon will be In charge of the
history department. Of which Mrs. III. L.
Sutton is chairman. Rev. William
Pence James Will address the club on
"The Ancient Jews" The music of the
afternoon will consist of a piano num-
her by Miss May woodward of Del
phos. Kas.; a violin solo by Miss Soph-
la Johnson accompanied on the piano
by Miss Neva Bentley, anda piano duet
by Miss Bentley and Mrs. ]. II. Eger-
mayer.
A surprise was given Miss Lena
Simkins, 303 Park street in celebration
of her ami versarS, by about twenty
of the Marshall Telephone Company
girls and young married ladies, for
merly employed by the telephone
company Monday evening. The sur
prise, which was aaranged by her sis
ter, Mrs Will Estel, and Miss Clara
Erickson, was greatly enjoyed by all.
Miss Simkins was the recipient of
many pretty presents, among them a
ring and six Haviland china cups and
saucers. The evening was spent In
social way, after whic1h a two-course
supper was served by Mrs. Estel and
Miss Erickson, assisted by Mrs Lou
Clemens.
SCHEDULE is UP.