Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-03-29
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Observation-Disclosures
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Seats are on sale for Mrs. Beechers
recitals at the Furbusl hardware.
Kelley James cleans wall paper
Leave orders at Dinges EVerlsts.
II YOU like good bread buy Gold
Medal flour. d. S. Good Grocery co.
The Grand Union Tea Co. has spec
ials this month. 20 North First Ave
Another large shipment of wall pa
per lust received at Simmons Eook
store.
An experienced salcslady wants po-
sition. Good references. Address b.
20, care T.-R.
Mohairs So inches wide at so cents a
yard on sale at Nettie lngledue co. The
up to- date dry goods house
The newest patterns the loWes'
prices, the best workmen. Jones wan
| paper and paint store. Finkle blocK
You will have to hurry. Wall paper
for . cents per roll, border one"hall
cent per yard. Crosby & Co., ~ North
First avenue.
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ST. Margnret's Mission Will meet
with Mrs. +. H. Boucher at her home
on South Third avenue, Thursday ev-
ening at 1880 o'clock.
Miss Nellie Browa's S. S. class OIL
the NJ. Z. church will give a Silhouette
social this evening at the home OF
Mrs. j. A. Cattell, 5o4 North First
street.
The largest and best selected line of
lace curtains ever shown in Marshall-
town, prices always the lowest at Net
tie Ingledue & Co, the up-totdate dry
goods house.
Ladies, come in and see the latest
novelties in coats and suits. traVel-
ing salesman will be in the store
Thursday with complete lire OF
samples NJ f. Andrews
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Methodist church will meet in the
church parlors Thursday Afternoon at
1880 The session will be in the nature
Of kitchen shower, to replentish the
Kitchen of the church basement.
Rev r. M. Helfenstein, pastor Of
the Christian church of Clemens, was
in the city Tuesday afternoon, being
on his way home from Muscatlne
county, where he has been for a few
weeks conducting a series of revival
meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Packer Of Lake
City, are the parents Oh daughter,
born Friday. Mrs. Packer was former
ly Miss Genevieve leighton Of this
city. Mrs. Benjamin Packer left this
morning for Lake City to visit for
week with her niece.
Our spring stock of shoes are about
all in and a larger and more complete
line has never before been shown in
Marshalltown. Our styles are the lat
est and prices tn. lowest. Buy your
new pair of US. Ing eiue & Young,
1owa's largest shoe house.
Master Harold Mineah entertained
Tuesday evening at the home of his
parents, East Grant street. the Meth
odist Sunday school class of Mr..
Charles Turnkey. The boys meet once
every two weeks and last evening COM
menced their class reading, recently
decided upon Music was also enjoyed
and refreshments We're served by Mrs.
J. III. Mineall.
Enerval Romeberg, a young man OF
"a years of age, arrived in the city
Tuesday evening from Stavanger, Nor
way, and will make his home here. Mr.
Romeberg, who is a blacksmith by
trade, is brother of Misses Etilda and
Laura Romeberg, who came to this
country a few years ago, and are now
employed in this city, the former as
domestic at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Click, and the latter at the
T. e. Northup home.
A story from Traer, published In
these columns Tuesday, announces the
serious fitness OF Rev. S. 7. McKim,
pastor of the Methodist church at La
Porte Mr.. McKim went to Allbuquer-.
que, N NJ, few weeks ago, in the
hopes that the change of climate would
benefit him, he having been sufferer
for some time with throat and bron-
ohial trouble REV. Mr.. McKim was
formerly pastor of the Methodist
church Of State Center.
The Cuckoo Cooking Club, an organ
fzation of little girls, was entertained
at an indoor picnic Tuesday evening by
Miss Mary Packer at her home on
South First street Excelsior, dyed
green furnished the lawn in the dining
room, upon which the picric supper
was spread BESIDES the club. mem.
bers who wore there the following
were guests: Misses Edna Balch,
winifred Chamberlain, Irene Bason.
Gladys Anderson and Majorie Ketch-
UNI.
Mrs. E. e. Benedict, who was called
to Marion, Ind. about five weeks ago,
owing to the illness Of her sister, Mrs:
Eta Mendenhau Haisley, arrived home
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Haisley, whose
condition was quite critical at the time
her sister was summoned, has suffi-
GENTLY improved as to be considered
out of danger Mrs. .sBshedfct, while
en- route home, stopped at Madison,
Wis, to visit at the homo Of her hus-
bands sister, Mrs. Walter A. Shirk,
and also visited in Beloit and Chica-
so.
Tomorrow plight at the odeon Mrs.
Beecher gives popular program of
American fiction using different selec-
tons than on her last visit to the city.
Friday evening. she gives The Little
selling at Furhueh's.
y The Lotus Club was pleasantly en-
tertained at ITS regular meeting Tues