Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-02

THE CITY In BRIEF

| filled at &. j. LanderS.
Home made candies at the Conyre-
gational ladies' fair.
Buy. sell, borrow, lean, exchange and
rent thru the William Andrews Co.
Make your Christmas selection and
have them laid aside. Chamberlain
Wanted - Photographic printer.
References. Theo. A. Brown, MARSHALL
town, Iowa.
Master Mechanic Thomas M. Feeley,
Of the Iowa Central, was in Hampton
today on company business.
Chapter B, B., p. e. O., will hold a
baby bazaar on Monday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Charles Whitehead.
Miss Mabel Norris went to oska-
loosa Friday evening, where she will
be the guest Of Mrs. Charles Jolits; for
a few days.
Mrs. "A. &C.. Arson, of Chicago, ar
rived in the city Friday evening. called
by the death of her husbands father,
Hon Henry Arson.
Dr. Rosa Liebig still continues to
show marked signs OF improvement to-
day, and Is much better. Her recovery,
1t is believed, will be quite rapid.
Mr.. F. A. Smith, OF Lynnville, passed
thru the city Friday evening on his
way to Eldora, where he will visit his
father, Mr.. ]. H. Smith, and family, for
a few days.
We are making special prices on cut
glass. If you contemplate. buying
| anything in that line for Christmas, 1t
will be a rare chance to get 1t. AL
len, the jeweler.
| Henry Sundell 81 North Center
street, continues to serve those famous
| 15-cent meals and his celebrated oys-
ter stews. The best meals in the city
may be found at Sunden's.
Mr.. H. L. Newell son Of Mrs. p. p.
! Newell, Of this city, arrived Friday
| evening from Iowa City, and will be
here over Sunday with his mother. Mr..
| Newell is studying medicine at the
state university.
| The seat sale fer dorado Taft opens
at the Furbush hardware at 10 O'clock
Tuesday Prices, so cents, Is cents,
| and 81. Or as cent seat for Taft and
admission to the five remaining num-
bers of the course will be sold In COM
bination for 81.
The series of special meetings which
have been in progress during the past
three weeks at the Helping Hand Mis-
| sion, 701 Jackson street. will be
brought to a close Sunday afternoon
at 3 o'clock Rev. HI. E. Van Horn, of
Osceola, will deliver the closing adj
dress.
Hellberg, the great Marshalltown
| jeweler, is almost too busy too write
ads. these days, but on account of
just receiving lot more Of those fine
Swiss watches he wants his many
friends to know it and be sure to come
in and take q look at them. They are
beauties.
The Erie Railroad. the picturesque
trunk line of America, announces its
through train service from Chicago to
New York and Boston, Mass, also its
Columbus, Ohio, short line. For
through tickets and rates Of fare, ETC.,
apply to your local ticket agent, or to
]. A. Dolan, T. p A. Railway Ex-
change, Chicago.
The Christmas shopping has begun
in earnest, and while many contend
they would rather defer making their
purchases until later and be in the
Christmas crush, they will not have
the time nor opportunity to make Sc
lections that will please like those who
buy early. Our counters are loaded
with elegant china and there is Moth
ing more beautiful or appropriate for
presents. Call and see our stock. D.
s. Good Grocery Co.
Mrs. George j. Allen was hostess
Friday afternoon at her home, 703
West Main street, to company Of
thirty lady friends In honor OF her
guests, Mrs. II. A. Rowley, Of Clinton,
and Miss Grace Conlee, Of Galesburg,
Ill Chrysanthemums were used as
decorations. Five hundred was the
afternoons game, and the prizes went
to Mrs. r. e. Wheeler and Mrs. L. s.
Peckham. first and consolation, re-
spectively. Tea was served at 5 by
the hostess, assisted by Helen Row
ley, Amy WATSON and Lucille Allen.
MISS JSS6lS S1lIAdAuS VO1y kAOcsSoAlS
" entertained eighteen young lady
friends Friday evening at the. w. w.
Doolittle home, 102 South Third ave-
nue., complimentary to Miss Mabel
,Doolittle, Of Minneapolis. Miss Clara
Bear, Of Mt Vernon, was the only
other guest from out of town. One
source Of amusement enjoyed by the
guests, was clay pipe dressing con-
test. Tissue paper was the material
provided for this feat, and Mrs. Frank
Baker was awarded the prize. for the
best result. Music was also enjoyed.
The hostess was assisted ir. serving
light refreshments by Miss Mae Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs r. w. McCreery and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Sandoe were hosts
and 11ostesses Friday evening to the
members of the Careaway Club and in
vited guests. The affair was held at
the McCreery home, 212 West State
street, and proved very delightful. The
hostesses were assisted in serving the
two-course dinner at $3.50 o'clock by
Misses Hazel Sandoe, Charlotte Click,
Ella oliver and Mabel Salisbury. The
evening was spent as usual in playing
five hundred, for which the ladies'
prize for progression was awarded to
Mrs. A. F. Balcn, and that for slams,
RI Mrs r r Garyin Mr.. L. G.. Abbott