Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-20
Dance at Forney's hall Wednesday.

Dance at F'orney's hall Wednesday.
For carving sets see Home & Gelvin
DIR. Migheil, surgeon and physician.
See our new stock of hunting coats
Horne & Gelvin
DR.. Chesire has moved. Office now
over Mcbride & Wits.
Attend the base ball meeting at the
council chamber Tuesday evening, $50
We carry a good assortment and the
best grade of cutlery Horne e. Gel
win.
Cheese: Emmerthaler Swiss, From
age De Brie, Roquefort. etc. at NJ.
Nerz, % North Center.
The Busy Bee Circle of the l.. o. T.
NJ. will meet with Mrs. III. Bates, 403
Arson street, Wednesday afternoon
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Hopkins has just received some
strkingly attractive patterns in suit
ings and trouserings. Popular prices
Sheriff c. S. Hutson left this morn
ing for Amarillo, Tex. where he will
remain for perhaps ten days on bust
ness.
Our handkerchief department has al
| ways claimed the best values obtain
able. and this seasons selection will
be no exception e. X. Lay.
| Caps! Well, we have so many styles
for men and boys that Well give up
any attempt at description of them
25c to 1850 f.. H. Keller opposite
court house.
| Wanted-A nurse girl Is years old or
more who has been accustomed to
work by the day assisting in the care
of three small children. Address C. H,
care Of Times Republican.
| Rev. j. NJ. Plumb left this morning
for Titonka where he will visit with
his brother, Mr.. c. w Plumb. He will
return Wednesday, bringing with him
his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Plumb.
| who will visit with her son for a time.
Misses Mary LORD and Evelyn
Schneider entertained a dozen of their
lady and gentlemen friends at the for
mer's home Saturday evening. Games
furnished amusement for the evening.
Refreshments We're served by Miss Eta
Lord, assisted by Miss Ina Will.
Mrs. r. Y. Maxson. who is in Mason
City, where she was called by the Sc
rious sickness of her sister, Miss Cal
iSta Eutzel who has been in a critical
condition following an attack of apo
pleXy. sends word to friends here that
Miss Hutzel was improved Monday,
but is not yet out OF danger.
Mrs. Ned Hanson, of TT. Dodge, is in
the city visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. C. A. Farmer, 40S West Church
street. She will be joined here Sat
urday by her husband, who spent last
Sunday at the Farmer home and is now
in Muscatne on business. They will
be here over Sunday.
Great revival going on at Kinks
rink. Number being added to list every
night. Come out and join the good
work and you can speak from eXper-
fence, that there is no place like it.
Good music Floor S0X40. Steam
heat, and everything modern. Band
plays tonight at Kinks rink
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Invitations are to be issued in a few
days by George d. Brooke Division, No.
500, Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers, for dancing party to be Civ
en- at Forneys hall on the evening of
December 49, The proceeds from the
dance will be used by the division for
charitable purposes. Five hundred in
vEations are to be sent out. The COM
mittee on arrangements consists of
Messrs. Robert Holt Robert McMains, |
and William Jennings.
The body of Mrs. Edwin c. Nc
MILAN, who died at Hudson Monday, |
arrived in the city at 1911 o'clock this
morning, and was buried in Riverside. |
Short services were held at the grave
by Rev C. W. McCord. Friends of this
city sent profusion of pretty flowers.
Accompanying the body was DR.. Nc
MILAN, Mrs. McMillans brother, Ed
ward G.. Miller, of Melbourne and Mrs.
McMillan's brother-in-law. Mr.. Walter
Brimhall of State Center.
A reunion of "old timers is being
enjoyed at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
T. j. Fletcher this afternoon. The
guests are Mrs j. A. Anleny, of Eldrel,
Fla, who once lived neighbors to Mr..
Fletcher's fathers family ir Osldaloosa.
Mrs. Ankeny came to OSkaloosa In lS49.
Mrs. Alice Bennett is also present and
dates her recollections of Oskaloosa
back to the early forties when her
father M. T. Williams, surveyed the
town plat in the wilderness which has
now become the county seat of Ma
haska county. Mrs. LYDIA Booth ar
rived today from Pittsburg. She knew
the Fletchers in "a and most of these
ladies knew Mr.. Fletcner's father, j. D.
Fletcher and probably laughed and
scol5ed at the FRANKS of the boy
Thomas ]. many years ago.