Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-26

Buy. sell, borrow, loan. exchange, rem,
andinsure thru the William Andrews Co
The B. Fl. B. G. will meet Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. M. A Bussard, ".
| East State street.
Just in the latest in coat and trousel
hangers-s;lves pressing. See Schmid
for new and handy things.
Dancing class at A. o. U. w. hal
tomorrow night. Review waltz anc
two-step, commence three-ste
The smallest oven-for oil stoves, fol
gasoline stoves or gas stoves-handy
| and economical. Schmidt, the stove
man.
Wanted-An up-to-date shoe mar
with some capital, to join in opening
a first class shoe store in this city
Wilton and Whitehead.
| Our prices on wall papers are al
ways bargains as compared with 9TH
great big bargains. Simmons book
store.
M. w. NIcLain, of Union, was in tho
city Saturday, accompanying a cal
load of prime light hogs to the Brit
tain & Company yards SiXty-eigh'
head averaged 221 pounds.
Searchlight Club members will
notify Y. M. C. A. if they wish plates
reserved for banquet tomorrow even-
| Ing. Members are privileged to bring
their wives or lady friends.
We have installed a repair and re-
painting department in our factory
Bring your vehicles to us and let us
put them in good condition for you
Marshalltown Buggy Company.
Mayor o. L. Ingledue was called te
Peoria Saturday by telegram an
nouncing the sickness Of his son Ross
who is i'll of pneumonia. Mayor Ingle-
| due was expected home today.
Miss Cora Galloway is home from
Des Moines for weeks visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs John Galloway
| sos West Boone street Miss Gallo
| way has as her guest, Miss jeanette
| Warner, also of Des Moines
Miss Grace Farrand most enjoyably
| entertained Saturday afternoon about
| twenty lady friends in honor of Miss
| Blanche Young, of Minneapolis. Five
| hundred was played. Miss Helen
Johnston winning the prize. two
| course luncheon was served by the
hostess. assisted by Mrs. Mary Far
rand and Mrs. Tryphena Strickler
George W. Lundy, who for the past
years has been assistant secretary OF
the Waterloo Y. NJ. c. A., has resigned
his office, and will leave the associa-
ton work for good. Mr.. Lundy left
Sunday for Birmingham, Ala, to enter
the employ of the wholesale tea and
coffee company for which E. U. Emery,
formerly of this city, is working. Mr.
Lundy will be employed as travelling
salesman.
Margaret Wallace, Fredericka Sin
clair, Hope Hobbs, Reba Kirk and Elsie
| Lloyd were guests at birthday party
given Saturday afternoon by Mrs. l. r.
Huber, SIC North First street, in cele-
bration of the 9th anniversary Of her
little daughter, Lola The party lasted
from to 4:30 o'clock, the hostess be-
ing assisted in serving refreshments by
Edith Rails Each little guest brought
a pretty present.
Superintendent E. L. Coffeen, of the
public schools, addressed small aud
fence at the Y M. c. A. mems meeting
Sunday afternoon. He chose for his
subject Success Thru Failure" Rev
C. H. Seccombe, of Waterloo, who was
to have been the speaker, was unable
to come because he fell a few days
ago and broke his ankle. The Imperial
Male Quartet could not sing on account
of of the members having severe
co,
Mrs. Leo Mcnamara returned home
SUNDAY evening from Commerce, Polk
county, where she has been caring for
her brothers wife, Mrs. d. u. Florer
Mrs. Florer died last week and the fu-
neral was held Saturday. Mr.. and MIS-
II. Shewalter, the latter a sister OIL ME
Florer. also attended the funeral. Mrs
Harold Johnson, of Rockwell CITY
daughter Of Mrs. Mcnamara, accom-
panied her mother. home and will re-
main for visit of two or three weeks
Rev s. skogsberg, of Alburnett, for
merly pastor of the First United Evan
gelical church of this city, was here
Saturday afternoon, being on his way
to Gearing, where he spent Sunday a.
the Charles Thatcher home, and fillee
Rev. j. G. walzs pulpit in the evening
Today Rev. Skogsberg visited Ole
friends at Lawn Hill, Hardin county
and Tuesday morning will leave fol
Hardin county. where he will be in at
tendance at the annual sessions of the
Des NIoines conference OF the United
Evangelical church.
Charles Rogers, who has veen Wis
iting for the past two weeks with his
wife and the latters parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Mcclure, at Emporia, Kas.
arrived home Sunday. Mr.. Roger:
came back to attend the trial of the
case brought by Mr. Large, of neal
Union, against the Iowa Central Rail-
road Company, for the death of the
little Large baby, which Mr.. Rogers
ran over with his engine near Unior
last summer. The case was set TO,
trial in the Hardin county district
| court today.
The high school basket supper giver
Saturday evening in Red Mems hal!
| was a success both financially and So
cially The receipts amounted to 1851