Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-03-01

Sow you lawn grass .eed now. Gull
Wy nas 'h\c best.
we sun continue selling high grade
Minnesota tlour at $50 a sack. Kirk
Bros.
'foto ana Nplalc rails room and pic
,ure mouldil'Ass. at Simmons Book
store.
'oa can geN Wellington's Best floui
" yolir grocerEs for SLIGO per sack. H.
| h. Benedict y co.
| Lett us nsurS on your painting and
| paper hanging. jones' new wall paper
store. 'lnkle block.
~ wall paper we have the styles
you see III the east Skegg's wall pa
per ana paint STORE.
one hundred Piece set OF Havilahd
emma lor VI. loo bicce set of Syracuse
emma ior ND any many other bar
gains at 6ulley's storc.
Ine La0iies Chapter. Fraternnl
l'ahhefs reserve VIII meet with Mrs.
Charles Sefeinc, 301 south Fourth
street. tomorrow afternoon.
~. M. Nl'g, an expert pnpcr hanger
from Des Mo'ines HIS contracted to
work this season for Jones. new wall
paper store. r'imkle block.
The Plymouth Aid Society spent a
pleasant afternoon Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. w. T.. Lesch All North
Fourth street on the oe,casion az its
regular meeting. The attendance was
good.
Our line of black dress yoods can
not be excelled bA any honsc IN CEN
trail Iowa. YOU shduld INSECT onr line
before you buy your next dress.
Netiic 1ngledue Il go, the nm date
dry goods house
Two more large shipmenta If wall
paper have just been \received md orr
stock is second to ndne in ounntity.
quality and beauty and good taste in
designs. our prices hre ali,ays the
lowest. Simmons BooR Store.
The regular meeting of thu unw
thorne Club was held 1fuesdaS, offer
noon at the home of MrA. A. q click.
Mrs. G. c. st. Clair preAented n very
fine paper on the idyll 'sPslleas AID tst-
tarre," ana sooa i1eeeinS was enjoy-
ed.
iii Henrys big, modern mAnstrelk, viii,
be the attraction ut the GIDEON next
Saturday 1t has been SEVERAL seaYons
since Hi Henry was here, and this s,eor
he promises an entirely new perform.
ance. A special matinee has Nbeen ar-
ranged for $3.50 o'clock. Prices 10 and
% cents
@-~sD .
Mrs. y. II. Nichols entertained tie
Shakespeare Club ut It's regulat meet.
Ing Tuesday. The club read the ActsS
i. and II. of the play. Henry w" fol
lowed by a, pleasant social houS ana
light refreshments. The meeting nelt
week will be at the home OF Mn. h.
+. Marsh
About dozen of the neigMborS and
friends OF Mr.. +. l.. Meeks UNEXPECTED
ly surprised him at his home, 406 so,,th
First avenue, Tuesday evening. Tho
affair had been planned in horror or his
forty eighth anniversary The evaninp
was pleasantly spent with games and
dancing. Refreshments were served.
The Melbourne lodge Of the Modern
Woodmen Of America. gave the fIrst
of a series of dancing parties which
was very largely attended. Taesd. V
evening. Other similar SOCIAL affair.".
will be given by the lodge at regsiLlIl
intervals thruout the winter. The Mar
shalltown Harp Orchestra furnished
the music.
AT the home of the bride in Chic3a
Mt S o'clock this evening. was celebra.
the wedding of Mr.. Charles Wassen
formerly of this city, and Miss Bertha
Hessenneuller, of Chicago. The we'd
ding was very quiet affair. Mr. Was
son is the elder son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. WATSON, of 312 West Main
street. For the past three or four years
he has been making his home In Chs
cago, and is in the employ of the Wes-/
tern Brokerage Company.
We are ready for your ORDER any
day now. If we've made Clothes flor
YOU, we want to do 1t again; and IL
we haven't we'd like to. The /new
spring woolens are ready and the
STYLES are unusually handsome. Were
showing many very chGice ana ex-
elusive patterns that are the cream OF
the market. Hopkins the popular
tailor.
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Miss Fannie Flower was very de-
lightfully surprised Tuesday evening.
the occasion being in celebration OF her
10th birthday anniversary. The guests
invited by Mrs. J. hFlower to their
home, 4o7 West Main street, included
the w. /. l. Club, Jan Organization Of
fourteen girls of Which her daughter
is a member, each ZONE being privileged
to invite boy jfriend. The young
people enjoyed til emselves with games
and various m'asements until a late
hour. MRS. Flower, assisted by Mrs.
e. l.. Jones, AID Mrs. Charles Click,
served a dainty two-course luncheon
and partners fbr supper were matched
by candy heaIts tied with ribbon. The
club presented Miss Fannie Flower
with beautiful gold engraved hatpin.
Those present We're Misses Edna and
Maude Swlngley, Wanda Wood, Ella
Oliver. Mabel Salisbury, Zola Arnold,
Mabel Ki}isey, Jessie Mcmahon, Lena
Bernstein Miriam Andrews Julia
Baughmqln, Charlotte Click, Catherine
Norton and Fannie Flower; Messrs.
Morgan Coleman, Alfred Talbot Ray
Nortons Cutler Abbott, Will Crary, Lee
land ,Stipp, Walter Ayres, Henry,
Shove. Edwin Purcell Lawrence
Hobbs, Harvey Griffin and Edward
Estel.