Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-31
DR.. Jay, physician and surgeon.

DR.. Jay, physician and surgeon.
Spook party, Kinks rink, tonight.
Skaters come in costume.
Zelda pallnist, % cents. III East
State street. Positively last week.
Miss Lulu Guthrie has lately COM
pleted her course at the Central Iowa
Business College and taken charge 81
the books at the Sinclair Tea Co, one
of the most progressive business con-
Germs in our city.
Floor coverings should be selected
for durability as we'll as beauty. We
are showing a larger and more COM
pIete line than evef. this fall and as to
quality we have the best. Ask to see
the famous Lohrmond rug at The d..
C. Wilbur Store.
You must not think that the popular
priced overcoat we are making, full
satin lined, fur lined or in any sty'e
of finish you may wish, made up by
artist tailors OH short notice. Step
In and look them over. Hopkins, the
popular tailor.
Rauda Alvey, of Albion, son of VIII
Ian Alvey, was brought to the city
Tuesday and is a patient at st. Thorn
as hospital where he will undergo a
surgical operation Thursday morning.
The operation Is for a trouble of the
knee. with which MIR. Alvey has suffer-
ed for some time.
The c. c. b. cup met for the first
time yesterday afternoon at the home OF
Miss Emma Woodbury.. 4O7 East
Church street. The club has been Or
ganized to meet once week at the
homes of the different members. and
the afternoon will be spent In playing
bridge whist. Light refreshments were
served by the hostess during the after
noon. The members are Mesdames =.
III. Il. Boardman, l.. r. Maxwell. l.. G.
Norris and Misses Emma Woodbury.,
Alice Howard Ida Shove. Belle Fletch-
err, Anne Healion, Matena Nelson and
Agnes Sears. The next meeting Will
be held with Miss Nelson.
Nine young ladies were hostesses TO
an equal number of gentlemen friends
Tuesday evening. at thoroughly de-
lightful Halloween party given In the
vacant kibbey house. The guests were
kept an ignorance of their destination,
which they had surmised was the
Country Club. They were told to meet
at the mill bridge at 1880 and little
later were picked up by the hack anc
driven toward the club. to mislead
them. after which they were taken to
the Kibbey house where they were
met by nine mysterious ghosts. who
soon unmasked, however. The young
people were dressed as country youths
and maidens of an early day, and the
affair itself was a sort of harvest fes-
tiyal. So good were the costumes that
no choice was possible, and all drew
lots. Mr.. Herbert Lawrence winning
the prize. After a Halloween supper
had been served, at which appropriate
souvenirs were given, the lights were
turned out, and all sat around the fire
place, telling ghost stories, toast1ng
ma,,shmallows, and roasting chestnuts.
Dancing was also enjoyed, proficient
fiddler having been secured to furnish
the music The hostesses were Misses
Mabel and Agnes Drum. Helen Wrlg-
lev. Fannie Shaw, Pauline Grumme,
Vera Sieg. Carrie. Bradbury. Bessie
speers, and Justine Jones, and their
guests were Messrs. Edgar A. Fran
els Herbert Lawrence, Clyde Conway.
Roy Bradbury George Price. George
-Owings, Charles Ayres, Ralph Hix and
Carl Heitshu.