Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-09

Elsie. OF Gilman. spent Saturday in
| the city.
James Elder and little daughter, of
Oskaloosa were in the city today visit
ing with relatives.
Those wishing to study violin with
Roy Steffa call and ask for informa-
ton at Eadie's music store.
| Mr.. j. II. Moore, of Written, was in
the city Saturday to buy horses, and
was accompanied by his son Harold.
| New assortment of fountain pens
at Hellberg's. He carries so many in
stock that any man can find there what
he wants to use.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred l.. Stern will be
at home to their friends after April Is
at 2O3 West Main street. Mrs. Storms
at home day will he Thursday.
So
Distih stive types in Easter suits Su-
perior in quality Style faultless, in
washable vests we show an elegant
line. Hopkins, the popular tailor.
Miss Maude Warren and Miss Lillian
Quinn, of Belle Plaine, teachers In the
Union public schools We're in the city
/ Saturday. being on their way home
for the spring vacation.
/ We are the originators of low prices
and when you are ready for house
cleaning we want to sell you some floor
coverings, rugs, mating, linoleum,
| carpets and furniture. Marion Gard.
.
| Miss Edith Baughman, of Oskaloosa,
and Miss Marjorie Nichols spent Sun
day at Ames as the guests OF the for
mer's brother, Mr.. Lawrence Baugh-
man. who is student at Iowa State
College.
Glass No. 81 of the Methodist Sun
day school will meet Tuesday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. III.
Young, 406 North Fourth street. to
complete arrangements for the decor
ating of the church for Easter.
Elmer Mossman, OF Eldora. and l.. II.
Kaufman, OF West Liberty, o.. were in
| the city Saturday to buy horses, being
| on their way home from Des Moines,
where they have been on a similar mis-
sion. Mr.. Kaufman is buying for the
| Ohio market.
Mrs. G. r. Thayer and children, AIDE
| line and Maxwell. returned Saturday
evening from Grinnell, where they have
| been for weeks visit with Mrs. Thay-
| ers mether, Mrs. j. w. Will. Mrs. Will
accompanied her daughter home for an
over Sunday visit.
| Mrs. A. Janney. South Third street,
| entertained about twenty-five of her
lady friends at whist, Saturday after
~ q
con was enjoyed, which the hostess was
assisted in serving by Mrs. j. w.
Lloyd and Mrs. F. FL. Ackert.
The popular Flora De Voss Company
will open four nights engagement at
the Odeon next Thursday evening
The opening bill will be "Pricess Lou"
Prices, 10, 20 and 80 cents. On Thurs
day night lady will be admitted free
with each 30-cent ticket reserved be-
fore 6 o'clock
Miss Winifred Chamberlain, 700 West
Main street, entertained Saturday
afternoon at its regular bi-monthly
meeting, the musical club composed of
Marion Smith, Margaret Kane. Jane
Skegg, Jennie Wells Edna Balch, Irene
Eason, and herself. A short program
and general good time. followed by
light refreshments. We're enjoyed.
A bicycle belonging to Earl Hileman,
107 South Second avenue, which the
lad left Friday night standing in front
of the Postal Telegraph Companys Of
flee. where he is employed as messen-
ger, was stolen. The wheel was taken
between and 8 o'clock. The bicycle
is Monarch and the lad misses it
badly for he needs it in his business.
What do you suppose Hellberg has
done with $4,000 worth of watch move
ments this year? Ask any man you
see and you will likely find one in his
pocket. AT any rate, the celebrated
Swiss movements are finding friends in
Marshalltown, and Hellberg has been
compelled to buy the above amount in
order to keep the people satisfied Lon
gines are the high grade foreign made
watches.
Miss A. G. Smith, of Mason City,
arrived in the city Saturday evening,
and will be the guest of her sister,
Mrs. William Smith, for two weeks.
Miss Smith comes to be present at the
wedding of her nephew, Mr.. Charles e.
Smith, whose marriage to Miss Dot
Shaunce, of State Center, takes place
on Wednesday. Mrs. r. v. Mills, of
Grand Junction, Col, sister of Mr.
Smith, is also in the city for the we'd
ding. Mr.. Smith arrived in the city
Sunday morning from Peoria.
Farmers and horsemen: We have
rented the Janney feed yard on North
Center street to conduct our monthly
sales. You will always find horses for
sale at the above location, and there
will also be buyers there at all times.
Our next sale will be held Thursday,
I April 18th. There will be usual num-
Der Of buyers at this sale, bring in any
thing to SELL Commission 50 per head
on all horses sold. No charge for horse
not sold. Remember the date and
place. Robt S. Gowdy, G. G. Crazy.
A pleasant house party was brought
to a close Saturday at the home. of
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Tomlinson, near
Marietta. Mr.. and Mrs. Tomlinson en-
tertained their brother, Superintendent
w. o. Reed, of the Valley junction
schools, Mrs. Reed and Miss Olive
Moberly, the latter teacher in the
Valley Junction schools; Miss Edith
Baughman, of Oskaloosa, and Misses
Gertrude Tomlinson and Marjorie
Nichols, of this city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reed and Miss Moberly left for Wall