Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-22

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TO the one wearing the most unique
costume. Good music by the band
Mrs. Ida Conklin left this morning
for Lyons to visit for a few days with
her daughters, Gertrude and Bessie,
who are attending a convent there.
/ Mrs. George Ruopp, 2Os West Linn
street, was hostess Wednesday after
noon to the members of the Tirzah
Aid Society. Refreshments and So
cial time We're enjoyed
George Washington, Little Hatchet
they sell it at seven grocery stores.
Little Hatchet. Golden Thistle, Nickel
Plated, rye -four. special. Ask for it.
Agents. new phone, SIS.
Mrs. ID. L. Denmead entertained the
Hawthorne Club, whose meeting was
postponed from Tuesday to Wednes-
day afternoon. After the regular study
| session, the hostess served refresh
| ments.
Our fifteen years experience in ar
tistic decorations at your service. We
can furnish you the daintiest color
ideas for your rooms. We advise free,
and our advice is the best west of
| Chicago. Dinges & Everist.
A babe belonging. to Mrs. Morgan
404 South First street, was taken by
Humane Officer Liebig Wednesday at
1 ternoon and turned over to the custody
of Mrs. L. c. McGarry, superintendent
! of the Iowa Childrens Home Society,
| Des Moines.
| We are at the top when 1t comes to
fine wall papers. crowns. gifts blanks
land workmanship, in fact everything
but prices. On prices we have no COM
petitors. No matter what others say
Come and see us. Dinges & Everist,
opposite M. e. church
| Don't be buncoed into paying twice
what wall paper is worth Compare
our stock with what others show you
We will save you nearly or quite half
your money Have look. That does
not cost anything. Dinges & Everist,
opposite Methodist church.
The executive board of the City Fed
! Grafton of Women's Clubs will enter
| tain the members of the fedora ton at
| a social meeting tomorrow afternoon,
| beginning at q: 80 at the home of Mrs.
L
| The ladies have been invited to bring
| their work.
| Banquet tickets are now on sale at
| ZACH of the four banks and with the
| 'ollowing officers and directors of the
| association, w. H. Burrows, o. L. In
| ',edue. L. c. Abbott. E. r. Lay, S. w.
LaShelle, B. w. Sinclair. B. A. Morgan
and Mcdonald & Manhood. Prices
s1.OO. Banquet at Pilgrim $3.50 p. NJ,
| February %.
Mrs. A. H. Mckay has gone to the
| City of Mexico, where she will remain
for about a month with Mr.. Mckay
who expects to remain there during
he most of the next two years looking
after mining interests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mckay will go to Boston about April
1, and will come to this, city a few
weeks later. From here Mr.. Mckay
will return to Mexico.
The funeral OF the late Walter S.
Hastings was held Wednesday after
noon at 2 o'clock from the Baptist
church, Rev Dr. Jones officiating, and
was we'll attended. The Baptist Hill
Bible Glass attended in body The
pail bearers were Messrs S. P. Chase,
James H Walker, James Elder, John
Engleberg, Henry Chenille and ]. R.
Haines. Interment was in Riverside.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. N. Baughman, 305
East State street. Informally enter
tanned a company of sixteen guests at
five hundred, Wednesday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. E. R. Davis. of Des Moines,
the latter sister of the hostess. were
present. The prizes We're awarded to
Mr.. Charles P. Cook for the gentlemen,
and Mrs. Park Bentley for the ladies.
The decorations We're of the national
colors, in honor of Washingtons birth
day, and the same idea was carried
out in the refreshments which were
served.
Already much local interest is being
manifested in the production of Sir A.
Conan Doyles latest play 1.-The Black
Eagle" which is said to he for super
ior to his Sherlock Holmes story 1t
will be seen at the odeon
next Sunday night, February 25, ana
will be produced by the original COM
pany which brought the play out in the
east Manager Fred Seward. who has
the play, states 1t is the best one he
ever offered. Special prices have been
made, Is, %. IS and so cents. Reserv-
ed seats Saturday at 10 a. m.
Carl Click, Ali West State street,
was host Wednesday evening to a
number of his high school friends His
guests We're Mabel and Mary Peterson,
Marie Mcbride, Hazel Willard, Mary
Packer Irene Eason, Valrosa Vail, Ed
ma Garvin, Gladys Anderson, Marjorie
Ketchum, James Wiley, Sidney John
son, Archie Kirk, Leo Boucher, Claire
Maxwell, Dudley Gregory, George
Hockridge, Roy McCord, and Herman
Gableman. Mrs. Click served three
course dinner at $50 o'clock, being as
sisted by her daughter, Miss Charlotte
Click and Miss Katherine Ketchuna.
The decorations We're of flags and pa
triotic enblerns. Music was enjoyed af-
ter dinner and several guessing games
and picture drawing contests furnished
amusements. Prizes were awarded to
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