Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-21
Purity chocolates. Alexander's.
Kemble's flowers. 529 North Third.
ID A. Collision. dentist. 10 w. Main.

kemble'S flowers. a29 NORTH Ihlrd.
ID. A. Collision. dentist. 10 w. Main.
Holland herring Huls & Son, Finkle
| block.
WantedAn experienced saleslady
at once. Benedict q I'rintnall.
We are offering unheard of bargains
in books at Simmons Book store.
| Just received another car OF Jersey
| Lilly and Satisfaction flour. Kirk Bros.
Oranges, all sizes all prices 10 to 40
cents u dozen. Hubs 81 Son Finkle
block.
We have the largest stock and the
best worknen in Marshalltown Ask
your ncishbors. Skegg's Wallpaper &
Paint Store.
The home and education department
of the Women's Club will meet with
Mrs James Zug. on North Seventh
street. Wednesday afternoon.
A full supply of Indiana, Hooking,
Illinois and Saylor coal. We guaran-
tee to please you both in quality and
price The East End Coal Co.
Now is your opportunity. Until
March we will sell You goods at cost.
Don't miss the chance, save money
while YOU cam Jarvis & Kellogg.
The w. c. r. t. will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. lIepsy lioag,
North Seventh street. The topic for
discussion will be Municipal Poll
tics
Miss Coyle will give her last dance.
"Wednesday night February %, at Red
Mems hall. Mrs. Williams orchestra.
This dance promises to be the best Of
the season.
We are in very close touch with the
foremost decorators of the United
States, and can show you the latest in.
wall decorations. Skeggs Wallpaper
& Paint Store.
G. +. Breckel left Monday evening
for Carroll, where he will remain for
a few weeks. Mn. Breckel is superin
tending the work of improvements and
repairs to u store building, the property
of his mother, Mrs. John e. Nestle.
You Will find the largest line of fur
niture and carpets ever shown in the
city at the big store on West Main
street. We have a new and clean
stock and our prices are the lowest
The ID. C. Wilbur store for big values
this spring and you want to be GUS
toner.
X j. Jacobson, George Etzel, John
gladden.. Walter Clark and Ernest Bit
ner, all of Pickering, We're in the city
Monday, coming as witnesses in the
case of threatening to commit a public
offense, brought against Tim" Bud
worth on complaint of niger Erickson.
The action. was dismissed because of
the failure of the complaining witness
to put in an appearance.
Rev. w. ]. Hadley superintendent of
pastoral and evangelistic work of the
Iowa yearly meeting of Friends, arriv-
ed home Monday evening from few
days stay at Pleasant Plain and Rich
land. At Richland Mr.. Hadley attend
ed the revival meetings that are be-
ing conducted under the direction of
Mrs. Susan Sisson, of Iowa Falls, and |
at Pleasant Plain was at the Pleasant |
Plain quarterly meeting.
"For Mothers Sake which comes
to the Odeon Thursday evening Is in
terwoven with the most charming
touches of nature brightness and ar
tistic excellence, a story that offends
none and is Interpreted by thorough
ly good company in every particular.
Amplified to do the play full and com
plete justice, a delightful story of New
,,rrI, a viii tom Nd |
unnatural situations, something I'M
usual in the drama of today.
Master Lowell Burrows entertained
at his parents home, Ill North First
street, Monday evening. the reg
llar business meeting of the
Order of American Boys. AS yet
he organization is not a strong one,
only seven members. and
plans were discussed last evening for
gaining new members, also for giving
some kind Of little entertainment
soon. The time was also taken UP
with consideration of the. dues of the
members. Music and refreshments
we're enjoyed after the business affairs
were disposed of.
The mission study class of st. Paul's
.hurch met Monday afternoon with
Mrs A. NJ. Parker, in the parlors of the
stoddart hotel and enjoyed a very in
;tructive program. The class, of
which eleven members were present, is
low studying Japan, and the program
.onsted of papers on the History and
Government of Japan" by Mrs. A. G.
Johnson and the First Jesuit Missions.
n Japan" by Mrs. A. M. Parker. AlsoI
IN original poem on that country, given r
~ Mrs. A. H. Simon, and Mrs. w. p.
lanes read something of the church
work being done in the land of the
laps.
The Literary Clan was entertained at
is regular meeting Monday evening
~ Miss Igerna Getz, at her home. IL
South Third avenue. The evenings
program consisted of a paper on CAL
,xander H. Wyant," by the hostess,
md one on I1lihu Vedder Subject
by Miss Grace Baker. Both
we're full of interest to the members,
If whom there was a good attendance.
n serving the light refreshments, the
xtent the Washington's birthday idea
n red, white and blue color scheme
fhe meeting. next week will be at the
tome of Miss Isabelle Mitchem.
Ladies Take Notice.