Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-19

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Penny social at Baptist church.
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| Finkle's hall, East State street.
Dance at Torney's hall Saturday.
Zelda, pal,nist; reading % cts. III
East State street. few days.
Plenty of fresh dressed chicken at
| Iulley's market, 10 and IL South First
! avenue.
Ladies' are invited to examine oul
new silk lined Mocha glove, $1.0Q pei
| pair Pratt & Baxter.
For Sale--Cabbage in field or tieliv-
cred. Phone, 763 or postal card. II
r. Milhiser South Sixth street.
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| Boston brown bread and baked beans
baked Saturday, for your Sunday NOR
| ming breakfast. Order of Culley, the
grocer.
The ladies of the Baptist Aid Society
will meet Saturday afternoon at 1880
for the purpose of cleaning the church
| basement.
| DR.. d. !. DUNCAN, of Drake Univers-
| ity will occupy the pulpit of the Chris
tan church Sunday, both morning and
| evening.
Story county newspapers publish the
issuance of a marriage license to Bert
Herman and Birdie Acison. both resi-
dents of ST Anthony.
There were no developments today
in the dam controversy, and II is prob
able matters will now rest until the
courts hear the case.
The floor at Forney's hall is the fln-
est dancing floor in the city, and you
| will certainly enjoy it il you attend the
L. L. of P. fair tonight.
la Capt. C. S. Bradshaw, OF Toledo,
democratic candidate for Judge in this
district. was in the city Thursday in
terviewing prominent party workers.
Mr.. G. H. Ruth, who has been crit
ically i'll with diphtherla, passed q
good night and today is much inn
proved. His rapid recovery is now an
| ticipated.
We are showing a line of odd rock
ers this season that will suit the most
fastidious Rockers In all finishes, new
designs, with wood and leather seats
The d. c. Wilbur Store.
Mr. Carl Robertson, of Kansas City
who has been in the city two week:
| visiting with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. E. Robertson and with other
! relatives, left for his home Thursday
evening.
In order that pupils may study to-
gether at the public library without
ers there, the newspaper room, In the
basement, will be opened up for their
use, and will be made attractive for
those wishing to take advantage Of
the privilege.
Mrs. M. c. Bartlett entertained thf
members of the Woodmen circle
Thursday at an ALL day gathering ri
her home on South Ninth street.
Twenty-Five were present to partici
pate in the days pleasures, and a
sumptuous dinner was served at noon
II. Huls, Mrs. William Bell and Miss
Emma Ogden.
A good sized crowd Of members of
the local lodge of Elks and their wives
and lady friends attended the dance
given by the lodge at the lodges
apartments Thursday evening. An ex-
ce,lent program of dances was en-
joyed, and during the evening refresh
ments were served. The affair was
the first o. series of dances the lodge
expects to give during the fall and
winter months.
George Beasley, formerly very well
known here by his long residence, who
has been living in Darlington, N. D.,
for the past year, arrived in the city
this morning to remain for few
weeks. Mrs Beasley, whose health is
unimproved, has been in the city for
several weeks. and later in the fall
Mr. Beasley is planning to go south
with her 10 remain for perhaps during
all of the winter
George Schneider, of San Francisco,
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Schneider, is in the city for short
visit with his parents. Sunday Mr..
Schneider will leave for the east on a
business trip of several months. He
will return here about Christmas time
for another short visit. Mr.. Schneider
is in the employ of the California
Electric Company, Of San Francisco,
the western branch Of the Western
Electric Company.
Cards have been issued announcing
the Forthcoming marriage of Mr.. WAL
ter F. Trotter, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
q. Trotter. to Miss Elizabeth Venable
Rookie, Of Staunton, Va. The invita-
ttons are issued by Mrs. Willie Wilson
Rookie and the date is Tuesday, Oct.
80. at 1880 a. M Mr.. Trotter, who
until recently was in charge of mining
properties in Virginia, is temporarily
located at Columbus, O.,Aand after his
marriage will take his bride to that
city.
Attic there were four dances, besides
other entertainments, being conducted
last evening, the. NJ. w. A. fair at
Finkleis hall, on East State street. had
their share Of the crowd, and dancing
was kept up till 1880. The lucky num-
Der for the free chair. given away at
the door, was held by Miss Bessie Tow
err. Tomorrow night. being the last
one of the fair. five free prizes are go
ing to be given away at the door To-
night is free night. No admission
charges at the door.
DR.. e. A. Steiner. who is in charge
of the Searchlght Club course of lee
lures for this season, has been engaged
by Secretary Fellingham, of the Des
Moines Y. NJ. C. A., to conduct series
ne SUNDAY aftarnoon meetings for the