Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-31
The Crossing" at Liebig's.

Dr. Billiard, osteopath, % East Main.
DR.. Nlighell, surgeon and physician.
DR.. JAY surgeon and physician. Suite
s, Fremont block.
The greatest embroidery sale of the
season at M. II. Andrews.
Jersey Lily has gained many friends
| Try {; sack and be convinced. Kirk
Bros.
That Canadian Maple syrup Is not
equalled in the city: for sale at Gull
| leys Try it,
DO not miss the beautiful display OF
cut flowers and plants ut Wrights new
| store, 204 East Main street, Wednesday,,
February /.
We have few pianos left from the
Williams stock: five new uprights that
| we bought at a great sacrifice, Will go
at $145, $155 and $165. Eadie Music
| Co.
| Marshal George Berry, of Liscomb,
spent Monday In the city coming to
| see Mrs. Berry, who is a patient at st.
Thomas hospital. and who is recover
ing from recent operation for can
Ger. Mrs. Berry continues to do nicely.
|
| District Passenger Agent George M.
| Martin, of the Iowa Central, was In
the city Monday night, arriving from
the south in the evening. Mr.. Martin
left this morning for points west on
| the Northwestern to look after COM
pany business.
/
| The operators of the Iowa Tele-
phone Company enjoyed a bob ride
| Monday night, going to the home of
Miss Anna Peterson, one of the night
operators. four miles southwest of the
city. The evening was spent with
music, dancing and games, and an
oyster supper was served.
| Misses Peryle and Florence Harris
and Bess Ketchu,n and DR.. Grove Har-
ris returned Monday from Eldora,
where they have been for a few days
visit as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Newcomer. Mr.. and Mrs. New
conner accompanied them, and were IN
attendance at the dancing party Mon
| day night.
Mr.. Adolph Idso, of Alden. a former
well known resident of this city, and
at one time a member of the police
| force, returned to his home Monday
! evening after few days visit in the
I city. Mr.. Idso has been looking after
matters Of business in the city, and has
been visiting at the homes of Sam
uel Halverson and Frank Bingaman.
Rev. Elmer II. Clifford, of Oskaloosa,
financial agent Of Penn College, spent
| Monday in the city on business con-
| nected with his duties of business
manager of Western Work, the official
organ of the Iowa Yearly Meeting Of
Friends. Mr.. Clifford assumed the dut-
| les Of business manager of the paper,
| in addition to his work with the col
lege.
Mrs. G. w. Bartmess, 312 West Main
street, entertained the Monday Whist
Club yesterday afternoon, also a few
j. Allen. Mrs DIR. Payne Mrs. d. Il.
Keefer, Mrs. George Darling, Miss Hel-
en- Waldrom, of Des Moines; Mrs H. T.
| Mairs and Mrs. w. A. WATSON. Light
refreshments were served at the close
Of the afternoon. The regular month
ly luncheon will be enjoyed
M. Raymond.
Rev. H. w. Pilot, pastor of the
Friends church, went to LeGrand
| Monday evening, where he will con-
duct two weeks series of revival
meetings at the Friends church. Rev.
j. H. Hadley, pastor of the church,
began the meetings Sunday night, and
will be in charge on the evenings
when Rev. Pilot is compelled to be in
| this city. Mr.. Pilot will be home for
Sunday services each week while he
is gone. Mrs. Pilot accompanied her
husband to LeGrand.
Rev. Edgar Ellyson of the Christian
Workers Training School, arrived
home Monday evening from Millers-
burg, where he has been for a few
days assisting Mrs. Ellyson in con-
| Quoting series of evangelistic meet
| ings. Mrs. Ellyson has been at Mil
! lersburg two weeks, and will close her
meetings on Wednesday night of this
week, returning home Thursday. The
services are union in character under
1.-the direction Of the Methodist Episco-
pal and Methodist Protestant churches.
Inc Literary Clan held a guest"
meeting Monday evening at the home
OF Miss Olive Tug, ITO South Third ave-
nue.. DR.. e. b. Jones had some time ago
promised to give them the pleasure of
listening to his lecture on George
Elliott's Heroines," and last night was
chosen as the occasion. Invitations
were extended to all the honorary
members, besides which, each member
brought a guest, making nearly forty
present. The speaker was introduced
by Miss Igerna Getz. and all were
highly delighted with the lecture, after
which Miss Isabelle Mitchem favored
, the company with several piano num-
'bers. Dainty refreshments were later
served by Misses Mildred Horton,
Grace Baker and Ella Zug.
Mr.. Earl Weller, son of Rev. and
Mrs. Frank Wheeler, of Marion town
ship. who has been visiting in Cali
fornia for the past six weeks, has ar
rived home. His parents, whom he
joined in California, will be home In a.
bout two weeks. Mr. Wheeler took the
southern route home, stopping at Ell
Paso, Tex. for a brief stay. In Cali
fornia he visited in Los Angeles, Pas
oSa IN,