Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-30


$3.50 and 1880 to H. Good music.
DIR. A. c. Fry arrived home this
morning from Lincoln, Neb., where she
has been for weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. McGwire.
i have a fine 160-acre farm with
first-class new buildings in Traverse
! county, Minnesota to rent for next
: season. A. N. Parrett, Care Times
Republican.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Sinclair enter
tanned at a, family dinner party Friday
evening, given for the latter's parents.
4 Mr. and Mrs F. A. Decker, of Clear
Lake, S. D.
If you burn coke why not get the
best? Try our Cincinnati crushed
coke and you will use no other. We
are exclusive agents for this coke in
I; Marshalltown. Gregory Coal, Coke and
& Lime Company.
1t is a pleasure to take your meals
I at a restaurant where everything is
clean and inviting. Such a restaurant
1 Is that of Henry sundell, North Cen
ter street. The best 15 cent meal in
the CITY, and speciality at this popu-
I lar eating house are the oyster steWs.
Der Deutsche Undertakings K-reis
met with Mrs. w. B. Kibbey FRIDAY af-
ternoon, and enjoyed a very pleas
4 ant meeting. The afternoon was spent
with the regular reading and German
conversation, and refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Mrs. Charles R. Brown has gone to
-,
nouncing the serious illness of her
aunt, Miss Luddy McCutcheon, who
makes her home with Mrs. Browns
sister, Mrs. c. H. schoff. Miss Nc
Cutcheon is well known here, having
4 years.
The Erie Railroad, the picturesque
i trunk line of America, announces its
through train service from Chicago to
New York and Boston, Mass, also its
Columbus, Ohio, short line. For
through tickets and rates Of fare, etc..
apply to your local ticket agent, or to
II IA. Dolan, 4. p. A., Railway Elk.
change, Chicago.
Mr.. J. NJ. Cooper. entertained at his
home, 622 West Nevada street, Friday
evening at an oyster supper six Of his
7 geatleanen friends, four of whom are
visiting In the city. Mr.. Coopers
Euasts were Messrs Wesley Moorhead
of washington Springs, s. D.; Will
Iackey. Of Bruster, Mimi; Andrew
Cooper, Of hardwood; A. G. True.
s.of Moline, Ill, and Nelson Uackey and
=. 81. Drummer, OF this city.
Principal D. "A. Tisdale, Of the Gill
man schools, and wife, were in the
& city Friday evening, being on their
way home from Gearing, where they
have been for a holiday visit with Mr..
Tisdale's parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. 4 p.
Tisdale. The Gilman schools will re-
open Tuesday after a three weeks va
cation, enforced to some extent owing
TO q small outbreak Of scarlet fever,
(which 1t was feared, might have a ten
ifency to spread among the pupils.
There were only four cases, and the
danger IS now considered over. The
schools open a week earlier than they
would ordinarily after the holidays,
because Of the two weeks close be-
fore the holiday vacation.
Miss Maude Swingley most enjoy
B ably entertained company Of twelve
young people at cards at her home, 10
s East Grant street; Friday evening,
L III honor Of Mr.. Ned Robbins, Of Chi
cago. The game Of the evening was
4 progressive hearts, Mr.. Ray Meredith
winning first prize, and Miss Mabel
q Kinsey the consolation. Light refresh
ments were served by the hostess, as
4 sisted by her mother Mrs J. D. Swing
ley. The guests, aside from the guest
4 Of honor, were Misses Grace Hopkins,
,Wanda Wood, Jessie McMaht,n, Mabel
y sKansey, Edna Swingley and Messrs.
B Cutler Abbott Ray Meredith, Henry
! Shove, Walter Mead and Jamie Abbott,
the Jatter OF Ogden, Utah.
IA large audience was present at the
i Soldiers Home assembly he'll Friday
sEevenine, to listen to the program given
/ by the w. C. T. u. The congregational
singing Of america" opened the pro-
gram. after which Mrs. Richardson
Il conducted devotions. The Soldiers
Home choir sang Down in Q. Licensed
Il Saloon after which Raymond Bark
hurst gave a reading, 1.-THE Selgeant's
F,urlough;" Rev j. B. Melcy gave a
yocal number, Somebody's E.oy;" Mrs.
Eagarl reading, ssrhe Deacon'5 Calf. =
Il Mrs. Esgan gave as an encore The
/; Mess Call" Another song by the choir,
b ..VNhen All Christians Vote as They
III Pray was followed by a recitation by
Miss Hattie Dickson, Sour Folks" and
piano solo, "The Ocean by Moon
light" by Miss Lillian Walker A
song by the choir, followed the bene-
diction by Rev. ,Meloy, brought the
program to close.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
city Federation of Women's Clubs
y was held Friday afternoon at the home
4 OF Mrs. r. J. Fletcher, with u good at
tendance present. First on the pro-
gram was a group of four numbers
sby Carrie Jacobs Bond, sung by Miss
Helen Abbott. They were Il Love
You Truly" I'm Wearyin' For You"
as Yo'?" and Goodnight" She re-
spondssd to an enthusiastic encore with
"Just BY Laughing" Mrs. George
I Darling, president, being absent, Mrs.
Fletcher, vice president, presided. The
twentieth Century and Hawthorne
N Clubs had to abandon their federation
sday meetings because the state year
4 book was not out, SO merged their
II meetings with that of the city fedora
tion yesterday. Because of this, Mrs.
Fletcher gave short. but comprehen-
eive review of the state year book.
Next on the program was paper
written by Mrs. J. p. whitney, of Vim