Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-18

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J. C. Hollingsworth.
Zelda Palmist. Readings Csc, IL
East State street A few days.
Special prices on ladies' suits t.
! close them out. Benedict & Brintnall
Support home institutions by at.
tending the fair at Forney's hall to-
night.
Just 500 pair of blankets on hand
come in and get prices. Benedict &
Brintnall.
A surprise for everyone attending
the Loyal Legion of Plymouth fair ii
Forney's hall tonight.
The NJ. E. Ladies. Aid will hold a
rummage sale Friday and Saturday al
Ito East Main street.
We are showing the largest line OF
dress goods in the city; all new, nc
old styles. Benedict & Brintnall.
Supervisors w. II. Jones, and c. E.
Arney were in Gilman today looking
after county affairs having to do with
bridges near there.
/ The thrilling melo-drama, The
Convict's daughter" comes to the
Odeon next Saturday evening. Prices
Is, 2b, IS and so cents.
Mrs. ]. S. Wells. OF 11os West Main
street, is critically i'll at her home.
Mrs. Wells has suffered several slight
strokes of paralysis recently.
| P. w Burke was called to Mechan-
| icsville Wednesday night by news of
the sickness of his mother, Mrs. P. {.
Burke. Mrs. Burke's condition is quite
| serious.
/ The regular order of business, fol-
lowed by social hour and refresh
ments, We're features of the w. r. G.
Aid Society meeting Wednesday after
noon held at the home of Mrs. j. n.
Baughman, 3O5 East State street.
/ Mr. Frank Woodbury., of Pasadena.
| Cal, arrived in the city this morning
!. and will remain ten days or two weeks
! looking after business matters. He
| will be the guest of his uncle, Mr.. j..
! P. Woodbury., and sister, Mrs. w. B.
| Wildman.
| Mr.. Warren Smith, of Chicago. is in
| the city wishing his parents.s MI and
| Mrs. Alexander Smith. 100 North
| Fourth avenue, and with boyhood
| friends. Mr. Smith, who Tor number
| Of years was cashier Of bank al
Hammond, Ind, is now engaged in thu:
| banking business in Chicago.
A business meeting of the home and
education department of the Womens
Club was held at the home Of Mrs. E.
H. Keller, 40 North Third street, Wed
nesday afternoon. The department has
seven new members. AND will begin its
regular study at the next meeting, on
Oct. 81, at the home Of Mrs. C. H. Van
Law.
William and H. F. Clemens, who
are we'll known in this community,
have engaged in the real estate and
insurance business, with office in room
10, First National Bank block. They
have already listed considerable prop
erty and can sell your property, trade
,, it, or write your insurance. They
want your business
Everything is In readiness for the
opening night Of the L. l.. of P. fair a
F'orney's hall. The committees have
all arrangements made for a most en-
ioyable time and the we'll known faci
that the fairs of the L. L. of P. are the
most successful held in the city, will
be more than fulfilled by the complete
arrangements made for the opening
night Do not miss it.
The Ladies' Cemetery Aid Society
was entertained Wednesday afternoon
by Mrs H. o. Michaels and Mrs. Dell
McCord at the Michaels home, 301
South Fourth avenue. Following the
discussion of business matters, a social
hour and supper at o'clock, were en-
loved Misses Hazel McCord, Grace
Michaels. Mae Baker and Nina Hu'tson
assisted the hostesses in serving.
Mrs f. w. Archer, wife of Manager
Archer, of the Standard Oil Company,
is confined to her bed because of So
we're injuries received by fall. Mrs.
Archer, in going down stairs at her
home, caught the heel of her shoe in
some manner and fell to the bottom Of
the stairway. She was severely
bruised and the ligaments of her arr
kle were torn and her injuries will
confine her to her home for some time.
At tie NJ w. A. fair last evening
the attendance was only about two
thirds that of the previous evening
because of the rain, but the enthusiasm
was not diminished; nearly all of the
donated articles We're disposed of, but
a large number more are promised for
the remainder of the week; the fair
will continue all this week, at Finkle's
hall, on East State street; this evening
a chair is to be given away, absolute
ly without cost to some one holding
the lucky number; each person attend
ing. to receive the number free as they
enter the hall.
Gay New York. is q new Offering
which comes to the Odeon this even
Ing. 1t is merry, rolhcking comedy,
with q plot worthy the name, music
worth listening to, whole lot of pref
tiness and gay femininity, as set in
s,nnptuous environment of pleasing
colors, costly curtains and gowns, and
a sort of nlischievous atmosphere en-
veloping ALL The story hinges on an
incident of mistaken identity. Politics
also comes in for share OF the
theme, and with these joint features
the fun on the stage wakes fast and
furious Clean, rapid, well chorused. |
well costumed and excellently acted, |
"Gay New York" is one of the sea-
sons winners.
THE first Of the Hawthorne Club |