Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-29
DR.. Ward. osteopathtc Physician.

DR.. Ward. osteopathic Physician.
! Dance at Forney's hall Saturday
night. Williams orchestra.
! The Wood Eye, Ear and Throat SAM
tariun. Glasses fitted. Opp. Pilgrim
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Will hold an
exchange Saturday afternoon at Goods
Grocery.
We are taking subscriptions for the
| designer for fifty cents per year. NJ
F. Andrews.
ALI knights are especially invited to
attend the l.. O. I. M party at Red
Men hall Friday evening.
Chicken pie supper at Brickers din
| ing parlor, corner First and State
streets. this evening from to 8.
Special good grade Of Administer
rug for $1,000 in the newest and best
designs. The D. c. Wilbur Store.
/ Take a look at our spring patterns
of suitings. We have the best Prices
the lowest. Brenneck, the reliable
tailor, 11s East Main.
Northwestern, due here at AIS this
morning, did not arrive until 9 o'clock
owing to delays on the Union Pacific
which made the train late
| For Sale-The VOORHEES, restaurant
furniture and fixtures, or will rent the
| building, corner State and First ave-
nue.. as l will move to Kirby & Howe
! building on South Third avenue. B. r.
VOORHEES,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pfifer, of Des
Moines, were guests Wednesday and
last night at the A. E. Wilbur home
201 South Third avenue They left
this morning for Melbourne, and from
there will return to Des Moines.
Mr.. H. A. Hausgen, formerly general
freight agent of the Iowa Central, I'M
der the administration Of C. H Ackert
as general manager left for his home
In Chicago Wednesday night, after
stay Of few days in the city on BUSH
ness.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society will
be entertained Friday afternoon by
Mrs. William Fisher and Miss Lillian
Fisher 200 North First street Those
who promised to donate articles for
the sale are expected to bring them
| tomorrow.
/ The merchants voting contest for
the Central Iowa Business College $50
scholarship closes Saturday, March
31st. All votes must be in by Z p m.
Ask for tickets where making pur-
chases. The contestants registered to-
day are Otto Delano, Floyd Fields,
Martin Roberts and Alfred Talbot.
A few friends of Mrs. ]. C. Hollings-
worth, sos North Second avenue par
ticipated in surprise upon her at her
home Wednesday evening, the occas-
ion being her 43d anniversary. The
evening was spent in happy social
way, and light refreshments were
served by Misses Emily and Henrietta
Hollingsworth.
The steam pipes and boiler of the
government heating plant at the post
office have been covered with a COM
position of asbestos and magnesia, in
an effort to cut down the consumption
of fuel and better utilizing the heat.
| The basement has been very warm,
much warmer in proportion, to the
other parts of the building. The i'm
provement has resulted in saving about
half the fuel formerly used, and low
pressure, five pounds, is carried to heat
the entire building.
In connection with the presentation
to ex-Secretary j. H. Fellingham of a
LINE gold watch, Mr. Fellingham was
given beautifully hand printed list
of names of donors, prepared by Mr.
Charles c. Urine, assistant cashier of
the Marshalltown State Bank. Those
who contributed were Mr.. Fellingham's
friends in the city, many of whom are
not members Of the Searchlight Club.
The inscription on the watch, which
was nicely engraved, was Presented
to ]. H. rockingham by His Marshall
town Friends"
Patrons day at the Arnold school
was largely attended "Wednesday after
noon. The parents of the children OF
the building came at 1880 and heard
the regular class work until o'clock.
DR.. e. M. Singleton then addressed the
patrons on the care of the eyes and
ears of pupils, and DR.. Jones delivered
short address. Superintendent Cot
feen also spoke briefly. The hand WORK
of the pupils which had been arranged
as an exhibit in the different rooms
was inspected by the patrons, and the
display elected much favorable COM
ment.
Richard Hrinsley lsheridan's COM
edy, THE Rivals" will be the bill at
the Odeon this evening, and will be
presented by Jos. and William w. JEFF
ferson. There is no need to get into
details as to the capabilities of the
u hove stars. They have served their
apprenticeship under the tutelage OF
their father the beloved Dean OF the