Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-13

en- knife, see Schmidt.
/ For Sale-A good sewing machine
100 North Second street.
Lost-A key ring with two keys at
tached. Leave at T.-R., and receive
reward
When looking for the neatest, the
| finest, the latest bird carving set, see
Schmidt.
We are making special prices on
woman's tailored suits and fur coats.
E. r Lay.
| DR.. Cora Williams, diseases Of wom-
en- and obstetrics. Office over the
Fidelity bank, corner First avenue and
Main. New phone 81.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Rodgers, who
have been enjoying their ten days
honeymoon in Chicago, Minneapolis
1 st. Paul and Albert Lea, arrived home
Sunday evening.
The Friends Ladies Aid Society will
hold ru1nmage sa e in the rear room
| of the Economy Shoe Store on Thurs
day and Friday of this week. Dona-
lions thankfully received.
Il
| Mr. Dwight II. Downing, an attorney
| of Oskaloosa was in the city this
| morning, being on Ibis way to points in
northern Iowa and southern Mime
sofa ON q business trip of week of
| ten days.
Tr,lant officer Rosa Liebig left this
morning for Davenport, having in
charge Ira Moore, the 8-year-cld lad
ordered sent to the Iowa Soldiers
Orphans Home, because he would not
attend school.
This will be an open night at the Y.
M. c. A. gymnasium, and a general in
vitation has been extended the public
to witness the work Of the different
classes. The work will begin at 8
O'clock.
Mrs. T. !. WATSON and daughter,
Mrs. d. w. Norris, Jr, have issued in
vitations for two luncheons, on We'd
nesday and Friday Of this week, at the
home of Mrs. WATSON, 107 North Third
street
Marshalltown merchants quite gen.
orally say that las Saturday was the
best day they have had in soma
months Thel attribute 1t all to the
large crowds brought to the city by
Marion's Cards special sale on kitchen
cabinets.
The cloak and FUR departments in
Marshalltown never have shown bet
ter assortments than they do at the
present time. When you come to town
see the new styles we are showing.
M. f. Andrews.
DIR. Steiner gives his third lecture be-
fore the men OF the Searchlight club
tomorrow evening sut s o'clock. Supper
served on the gym floor at $50. The
privilege of membership in the club is
open to every man until the limit Of
$50 is reached.
There will be special convtcation
of Signet Chapter 3s, R. A. M, this
(lIonday) evening for work in the R.
A.. degree. Be present If possible. Wis
itors welcome. Ctavel falls at $780,.
George r.. Norris, secretary; I. T.
Forbes, III. p
DR.. Elijah Brown Jones will give his
lecture, John Brown" before the two
chapters of the D. A. R., the Marshall
town and the Spinning Wheel, at tlhs;
library auditorium Thursday after
noon at 2: 80. Each member has been
extended the privilege Of inviting one
guest.
When you get ready for that new
coat come in and look over the. many
new desirable styles we are showing.
f we can't please you there are Other.
v,f,1 NS frN Iysn1
never was a time, when stocks were
more complete and prices so low for
dependable coats. NJ. b. Andrews.
Rev. R. d. Smith, colored, OF Clin-
ton, financial agent of the Amtidexter
Institute and Industrial and Normal
School, Of Springf cid, ILL.,, preached at
the Soldiers Home. assembly hall Sun
day night, and tonight will deliver a
lecture at the same place. Rev. Smith
will tell of his life as slave No adj
mission will be charged.
A most delightful affair was the
1880 o'clock lunch on given Saturday
afternoon by Mrs. H ]. Howe, 6 South
Fifth avenue, to about twelve of her
lady friends in honor of Madam Alice
Myron and Miss Wallace of Creston.
The out -of-town guests were Mrs G.
W. Burnham OF Vinton and Miss Nell
lie Brennecke OF Denver.
Miss Katy Russyie OF Vienna town.
ship, who has been teaching at district
No. 4, Marion township, closed a very
successful term OF, school Friday. The
afternoon was spent In giving very
interesting program, which consisted
of music, songs stnd Rotations. Miss
Russie has engaged the same school
for the winter term at an increased
salary.
Miss katharine Murphy, sixth grade
teacher In the Click school, in COM
pany with her sister, was in Anles Fri
day night where they heard the Nor
mal-Ames debating contest, and visit
ed with their brother, who is in his
sophomore year at Iowa State College.
Miss Murphys sister is attending
school in Cedar Falls, and came thru
here with the contestants and other
friends who wer,, on their way to
Ames for the contest.
A progressive flve-course dinner was
greatly enjoyed by a party OF twelve
young people Saturday evening. The
first course was given at $3.50 at the
home of Miss Bessie Speers, the others
following respectively at the homes Of
Miss Emma Woodbury., Miss Ida
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