Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-15
D. A. COLLISION. dentist, 10 w. Main.

just received another ear of Jersey
Lily and Satisfaction flour. kirk Bros
We still continue selling high grade
Minnesota flour at $1.50 a sack. kirk
Bros.
can us up at 40 when you need
fuel delivered promptly. Brown fuel
& Lime Co.
Hear Father Bowen this evening at
s O'Clock at E'inkles hall. He will be
introduced by Superintendent Crane.
The Woman Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. ELIZA Arson. COZ West
Shepard street, ut 2:30 O'Clock Thurs
day afternoon.
The Blue Bell Clan of the Royal
Highlanders will meet next Friday
evening with Miss Sadie Peterson, o2s
North Third street
Our muslin underwear sale Will con-
linue all of this week and we want
to say that never before have we OF
fered such values as we are offering
in this sale. Nettie Insedue 4 co.
Rev S. Skogsberg, former pastor OF
the First United Evangelical church,
who now has charge at Alburnette. was
in the city over night, while on his way
to Des Moines to visit his parents.
Mrs. W. b. Wildlnan and son Claire
arrived home Tuesday evening from
Pasadena, Cal. where they have been
for Il visit of eleven weeks at the home
of Mrs Wldman's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. j. Woodbury..
No meeting of the H. III. II. Club WAS
held Tuesday afternoon on account o.
the severe could. 1t has not been de-
cided whether to wait until the next
regular. meeting or to have a meeting
before then to take the place of the
one missed.
Mrs. c. f. Green, of Waterloo. ar
rived in the city Tuesday morning.
summoned by the serious illness of
her granddaughter Maxine Green, the
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George b. Green, who is sick of pneu-
monia Mrs. Green's stay will be in
definite.
The box supper and entertainment
to have been given Tuesday evening by
the S. C.. | Club at The Willow Hill
school house for the benefit of the Rail
road Y M. c. A. was postponed on
account of the incenency of the
weather and the drifted condition OF
the roads, No definite time has been
| set for it. and Il special meeting will
be held soon TO make such arrange
/ ments.
Mr. ]. A. Ellis. general agent of the
Chicago Great Western railway at
Des Moines formerly agent for the
company in this city, spent the day
| in the city, arriving Tuesday evening
in company with the party of county
officials, who arrived to be present at
the sessions of the County Auditors
State Association. The Des Moines
party was composed of c. MurroW
county treasurer: Lou Burnett county
uditor; Frank Coffin, clerk of courts:
f. A. Cope, deputy auditor: and Ham
DeFord, chairman of the board OF SUI
pervisors Of Polk county.
About twenty-five members of the
Friends church enjoyed a very pleas
ant social evening and valentine party
given Tuesday evening by the Ladies
Aid Society, at the home of Mr.. ano
Mrs. l. r. Forbes, 403 North Third
street Each lady brought a bos
supper, these being purchased by the
gentlemen. Music and games formed
the entertainment and the decorations
were of red hearts One of the games
played was shooting at heart large
with bow and arrow. for which the
first and second ladies' prizes went t.
Mrs w. r. Painter and Mrs. Pilot, re-
spectively. The gentlemen's prize:
were awarded to Mr.. Painter and Mr.
Lands. The attendance was curtailet
materially by the severe weather.
Mrs. j. f. Zug entertained the Lotus
Club Tuesday afternoon at her home
very delightful social affair iben:
enioyed. Other guests We're Mrs: A. S
Burnell. Mrs. Seth Zug, Mrs. F. j
Whitaker, and Mrs. Charles Shugart
Different color schemes prevailed il
the various rooms, the dining room
being in red and white, and the parlo
in dainty green and blue. The valen
tine idea was carried out in detail, ant
the light refreshments were YER.
daintily served. Each one was re
auired to make a valentine. for which
Mrs. F.. NJ Adamson received frs
prize, and Mrs. F. Aubrey Smith sec
ond A piano solo by Mrs, F. g.
Stewart and a vocal number given b!
Mrs Shugart, We're very much enjoyed
1>
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pence Jane
were host and hostess to a company o
young people at their home Tuesda
evening, entertaining the girls of 81
Agnes Guild and the boys of Mrs
James Sunday school class at valen
tine party. The valentine idea wa
carried out in novel way by tn
hostess, and red hearts predominant
turnout the house Each guest wa
given a little red heart those of tn
girls bearing the names of books. AN
those of the boys the names of author
Interest was created in matching IN
hearts, each book with its author an
this formed partners for game of pre-
gressive quoits, which followed.
the quoits Henry Mayer was awarde
first prize, a china plate, and Sidne
johnson was awarded the consolation
q an Ouicault valentine. In the dinln
f room. where refreshments of red cake
cut in the shape of hearts. and coco
: were served red hearts decorated tt
i table in profusion, and the candle
a were shaded with red. Music was Ell
q loved after the lunch had been serve