Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-13
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
George j. Allen. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
DIR. Burkhart, osteopath 800 West
Main.
Beautiful valentines for less than
cost. Liebig's.
Dr. Jay, surgeon and physician. Suite
! s, fremont block.
| Just received another car Of Jersey
Lily and Satisfaction flour. Kirk Bros.
We stll continue selling high grade
Minnesota -four ut $l50 sack. Kirk
Bros
The Val Blatz export beer is the
best for table use. Order n case of
| Charles DietcriCh. sole agent.
Owing to the severe weather Sunday
night the evening service at the First
Baptist church was dispensed with.
The Loyal Legion of Plymouth Aid
Society will he entertained by Mrs.
| Allgeycr. LOS South Center street,
Tuesday afternoon ut 2:30.
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The Dunbar Company. which APP
peared i'm thus city in concert on Fri
day and Saturday nights. left for Fort
Dodge Sunday evening where it APP
pears tonight.
Wanted Men to furnish their own
teams and tools and raise from 5000 to
10000 bushels of corn by the bushel on
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dress &. L. IS, care OF Times Republic
can.
Rev j. NJ. Plub of ST. Anthony. was
in the city Saturday evening. being on
his way home from Ladora. where
he has been for Il week assisting Rev.
p. A. keoppel in Il series of meetings
in the Methodist Protestant church.
Miss Allie Taylor. who has been
employed by Lamb Bros, ut Canton.
ILL.,. for the past two months arrived
| home from Chicago Saturday evening,
and will remain for II visit of Il few
days ut the home of her father, Mr..
Il. r. TAYLOR. Miss Taylor has been
in Chicago visiting her sister, Mrs. e.
W. Godfrey.
MlrJO!le foMcIl WIS IloSlGES ~ 'ilS
home of her parents, 410 East Church
street. Saturday afternoon from 2:S0
until 6 O'Clock ut a party given to tif-
teen of her little girl friends in celebra-
ton of her 18th birthday annivers-
ary She was the recipient of many
pretty presents and the hours We're
pleasantly spent with various games.
Mrs Powell was assisted i'll serving
supper ut o'clock by Mrs. q. Nj. Nor
ton.
The Five Hundred Club was delight
fully entertained on Saturday
evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. Fl. Thompson, 101 South
Ninth street. Others present as
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Nc
Farland, Mr.. and Mrs. Park Bentley,
Lloyd r. Maxwell won the ladies'
prize, and the award for the gentlemen
went to Mr.. George Il. Thayer a
dainty two-course luncheon was serV-
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Elder and Miss
Ella Diehl, at present living in the
Green Mountain neighborhood who
most completely and agreeably sur
prised by about thirty of their neigh
bors and friends Mr. Hoffnire, en
behalf of the guests, presented them
with a purse of SIG, which it was en-
planned was to be extended for Il dim
ing room taple for their new home.
After Il sump.uous dinner the af,er-
noon was pleasantly spent with music
and games.
The Mason City Times-Herald says:
Prom Marshalltown comes the re :
port that Mir. Pat Cady, of this city,
who directed the Mason City band
last year had accepted call from
the Iowa Soldiers Home band to be-
come their leader. The Soldiers Home
band have in the years past been an
aggregation with considerable reputa-
ton in the vicinity of Marshalltown
for their ability as musicians. If Mr..
Cady finally decides to make tn >
change he will do so it is understood,
in early spring. in order to have the
musical organization in good shape
for the coming season"
Very good sized crowds. considering
the cola WedlQSI, dll6IlQcu lIle LlIlcOll
memorial services at the First Meth
odist church Sunday. Rev. DR.. Gould,
the pastor, presented facts about the
work of the Freaklmens Aid and
Southern Educational Society, which is
carrying on the work that was estap-
lished by the lamented Lincoln. and in
the evening Chaplain Jesse Cole, Of the
Soldiers Home, gave an interesting
address upon the character ard life
of the first of the martyred presidents,
whose Goth anniversary was celebrate
ed Sunday. DR.. Gould, at the evening
service, told Of Lincoln's religion and
his religious heliefs in very enter
tanning way.
The current issue Of the Parker, S.
b., New Era, has the following to say
concerning a surprise party given for
Miss Mae Denbow, daughter Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. H. j. Denbow, formerly of Lis
comb township, this county, who was
married at Albion last Wednesday. to
Mr.. w. S. Vail. The Parker paper
says: "The many friends of Miss Mae