Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-10
Dance tonight at Forney's hall.
Winter wheat. See want column.
DR.. r. III. Whalen, Haverhill, Iowa.

| Dance tonight al fOTlSyS HalI.
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Winter wheat. See want column.
DR.. r. II. Whalen, Haverhill. Iowa.
Have you examined the solosico
ware at Aliens? il not, do 30.
A palm or fern from Kemble's Will
make your rooms more cheerful.
| Get your floor oilcloth. to put under
that stove at the Temple of Economy
Beautiful patterns.
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Wanted--Competen men to pull ice
Steady work. Apply Iowa Artificial
Ice & Refrigerating Co.
Wanted-Competen men to pull ice
Steady work. Apply Iowa Artificial
Ice & Refrigerating Co
Attend the fur sale Thursday at our
store. Special orders taken and fur
coats made 10 order. Benedict Il
Brintnall.
Gardner & Gould makes the finest
chocolates on the market. One tria
convinces. For sale by Alexander
Drug Co.
Do you know there are several
grades Of plumbing goods? Come In
and let us explain. McCarten Plumb
ing Co., 10 West Main.
The regula.. meeting Of the Baptist
Hill Bible class was held Tuesday art
ernoon at the home OF Mrs. W. b. Han
egan, TOT West Linn street.
The Fourth Division OF the Ladies'
Aid of the Christian church will serve
a chicken pie supper Thursday even-
ing ats o'clock. % cents.
We have an elegant line of cut glass
and are making special prices on 1t.
Nothing more appropriate for we'd
dings. Allen, IA East Main.
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The Royal Neighbors will give a
dance at Finkle's hail. Thursday even
ing. Admission so cents couple, or
single admission 10 cents.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. NJ
C. A. will hold a rummage sale Friday
and Saturday of this week in, the room
formerly occupied by Steers millinery
store.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Con-
gregational church will meet with Mrs
e. l.. Coffeen and Mrs. w. r. Forney at
the Coffeen home, Thursday after
noon.
The Lotus Club met Tuesday af.sr-
noon with Mrs. E. r. Cornell, 513 Norrh
Center street, but owing to the small
attendance present, no program was
given, and the afternoon was enjoyed
informally.
Mrs. Willard is going to give up the
rooms occupied by them so long over
the store. These are very nice front
and side rooms suitable for family
living rooms or for doctors, lawyers or
studio purposes. l. Interested, calh
Mrs. Grace K. Haviland, public IL
brar an, went to Ottumwa today to at
tend the convention Of the Iowa Libra
ry Association. Mrs. I. j. Fletcher.
of the board Of trustees Of the Mar
shalltown library, and Mrs. II. ].
Howe, who is a member Of the state
commission, will go to Ottum-
wa tonight.
News was received this morning by
Mrs. c. A. Miller, 107 South Center
street, Of the death of her brother, J.
H. Benjamin, at Clinton. Mr.. Benja-
min was we'll known in this city. The
funeral and burial will take place Fri
day afternoon. Mr.. Benjamin was an
old employee of the Northwestern. He
was foreman of the car department of
the Clinton shops. Mr.. Benjamin leaves
a wife and two daughters, one brother,
j. e. Benjamin, of Clinton, and two
sisters Mrs. Joseph. Smith and Mrs.
G. x. Williams.
The city union of Christian Endeay-
or Societies held its regular session
Tuesday evening, meeting in the First
United Evangelical church. A fairly good
number was present and the banner
was awarded to the First United
Evangelical society for the best rep
resentative showing. 1t wos wo- tse
last time by the society of the Chris
tan church. Following the devotional
exercises and short business SESSION,
most interesting talk was given by
Rev. G. E. Tower. pastor of the Con-
gregational church at Reinbeck. He
told Of the suggestions received while
in attendance at the Like Geneva,
Wis. conference this summer, and urg-
ed the formation of classes among the
Endeavcrers to take up the intelligent
study of missions, emphasizing the
lack Of definite aim to work for, as
one of the great drawbacks to the adj
vancement of Christian Endeavor or
ganizations all over the country