Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-31

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MIR. w. w. Imler. of Gilman, spent
Saturday in the city looking after bus
mess matters.
Kinks rink will skate the old year
out and the new year in. Refreshments
will be served.
Buyers of Columbia records will dc
we'll to see George p. Powers. new
lot just received.
Take the children to see Peck's Bae
Boy at the Odeon tomorrow afternoon
Prices 10 and % cents.
Matinee at the Odeon New Year:
day at 2:30 o'clock Pecks Bad Boy
will be the bill. Prices 10 and 20 cents
Court of Honor Circle dance at Red
Mems hall, New Years night Full
orchestra. Admission 10c, evening
tickets soc.
DIR. N e. Mighell, of this city. wa;
chosen member of the board of direc-
| tors of the Iowa State Poultry Assoca-
| ton, which has been holding a severa
days exhibition at Oskaloosa.
C. w. Duke, of Shenandoah. spent
Sunday in the city at the home of his
cousin, Mrs. G. A. Estabrook. Mr.
Duke went to Grinnell this morning
He is state deputy for the A. o. U. w
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Muench, of Ptlos
Mound, who have been visiting at the
/ home of the formers cousin, Mrs. T.
Hepner, 312 North Third avenue. fol
the past week, returned home This
! morning.
!, Mr. S. G. Bentley, and daush-
! ter, Neva, Of Minneapolis. who
1 have been visiting with Mr.. Bentley.
brother, c. B. Bentley. in Tama, pass.
| ed thru the city this morning on theil
way home.
Mrs +. c. Goodman, and little son
of Minneapolis, who have been in the
city for week visiting with her father
Mr.. G. A. Turner and with Mr.. Good
| mans mother. Mrs Elnora Goodman
left for their home this morning.
Misses Jennie Fenton. Helen Brown,
Myra Whited and ella Ames, all teach
ers in the Eldora schools, were in the
city Saturday afternoon. en- route home
from Des Moines, where they had been
attending the state teachers meet
ing.
There is no change in the condition
of Byron Webster today, over that OF
Saturday and Sunday. The patient, al
intervals suffers from heart attacks
which render breathing most laborious
but after he passes out from under
the attacks he rests very good,
In a short time, after lecturing in
Marshalltown, DR.. Willett, OF Chicago,
will conduct a party of tourists from
Chicago thru Egypt Palestine and Italy
fare, round trip, $1,000. Marshalltown
people can hear him lecture for %,
/ So. SO or rs cents. Tickets at Henry
Pappe's.
Mr.. ]. H. Cakerice. of Written, was
in the city Saturday on business, ac-
companied by his, n-in-law, Mr.. Les
ter Pierce, of Written. Mrs Cakerfce
and son irwin are spending the holidays
in Lanark, H., with Mrs. Cakerice's
sister, Mrs Susie Hodge. Miss Alice
Cakerice, who is student at Mt Nor
ris College, Mt. Morris, ILL.,, is also at
Lanark for her vacation.
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Miss Nellie Meeker entertained six
teen boys and girls at finch party
Saturday evening, in honor of Charles
Kelsey, of Gladlbrook, who has been
spending his vacation in this city, La
ter in the evening photographic mus
ic was enjoyed, superintended by Mrs.
George McCord, and refreshments were
served by Mrs. A. D. Meeker, assisted
by Mrs. George Coburn.
Mr.. Victor Eickhoff of San Francis
co, Cal, who has been a student al
Iowa State College. Ames, for several
months, and who has been in the city
spending part of his vacation as the
guest of his friend and roommate, Mr.
Harvey Griffin, went to Ames today
and from there will leave for Columbia
Mo-, where he will finish his course
at the Missouri Agricultural College.
Mrs. j.. D. Vail, All South Third
street, entertained twenty-five high
school boys and girls at a 6: 80 o'clock
progressive dinner, served in, five
courses, Saturday evening, for her
daughter, Miss Valrosa Vail. The af-
fair was novel and very enjoyable The
dinner was served in three rooms. one
to represent spring, another autumn
and the last, winter, the guests chang
ing tables between courses. AfterWard,
a Christmas tree furnished much pleas
ure.
Mr.. Frederick Sparks, 514 North
Third street, entertained about forty
five of his boy and girl friends Satur-
day evening, various amusements be-
ing enjoyed. One of these was a pea
nut staibbing contest, in which Frank
Culley won the prize, and Miss Frances
Morley the consolation. Piano, violin
and vocal music was also feature of
the evenings pleasure, and a light
lunch was served by the hosts mother,
and sister, Miss Madge Sparks, assist
ed by Miss Della Rhoades.
Seventy friends from among the
Rebekah, Odd Fellows and Yeomen
lodges. perpetrated a pleasant surprise
Saturday evening on Mr.. and Mrs. A.
v. shackelford, of this city, who We're
married in st. Paul on December 81.
The affair was held at their place Of
residence, 1O7 East Church street, the
affair being planned by Mrs. Shackel-
ford's children, Miss May Beehrle, Mr..
Frank Beehrle, and IMr. and Mrs. Bert
Beehrle. A number of nice gifts We're
presented them, and all enjoyed a fine
time. Light refreshments were served.
"Peck's Bad Boy is the attraction
which will appear at the Odeon New
Years day matinee and night. Every
think is new this season but the name