Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-17


Main. Telephone, new S22.
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Luella Mendenhall, public stenog-
rapher, over Fidelity Bank.
Pianos We're sold at Toledo, Alden
and LeGrand Thursday by the Eadie-
Ward Music Co.
Tickets for the unreserved portion
of the gallery. for the grand opera,
will go on sale Tuesday morning at
10 o'clock.
If you want the latest things in up
to-date millinery, visit Miss Otis new
millinery store, next Saturday, at 100
West Main street.
Our special opening sale closes
March %. Several of our greatest
bargains in pianos yet remain. Bet
ter call. Eadie- Ward Music Co
Principal E. " Brumbaugh, of the
high school, was in Grinnell Friday
night, where he acted as one of the
judges in the debate between Grin
nell and Ames.
We have installed repair and re-
painting department in our factory.
put them in good condition for you.
Marshalltown Buggy Company.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Friends church met Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
William Battin. 80 North First
avenue. There was good attendance.
The Wo1nan's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Methodist church served
a delicious chicken pie supper at the
church Friday evening. The patronage
was the largest ever extended similar
affair ever given in the church, 275
people being served The receipts
amounted to s6725.
| Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Lay, North
Second street. We're host and hostess
| Friday evening TO Rev. and Mrs. l.. B.
Xix and few of their Congregational
| friends those living in the neighbour
hood. making a company of sixteen
guests. Dinner was served at $3.50
o'clock, and the evening was spent So
| cially.
The Farmers State bank, of Charter
| Oak. has caused to be filed for the
| August term of the district court this
morning suit against F. w. and Mrs.
Kate Brewer The plaintiff bank asks
Judgment on a note for s146.so.
writ Of attachment was issued on APP
plication against the goods, of the de-
PENDANTS.
Master Ray Eldridge entertained the
| other members of his Methodist Sum
day school class and their teacher,
Miss Eleanor Austin Friday evening
at the home of his grand parents, MIR.
and Mrs George H. Beebe. There are
sixteen boys in the class, most Of whom
were present Photographic music
and games furnished amusement, and
Mrs. Beebe served refreshments.
$780,
Elk Secretary j. III. Fellingham of the
Railroad Y NJ. G. A., who was in Des
| tMoines Friday, returned home last
night While there Mr.. Fellingham
rented residence property at 1923 West
| Twenty fifth street, in University
| Place, near Drake University. MIR.
| rockingham will go to Ottumwa and
Keokuk the first of the week to In
vestigate the administrative methods
Of those associations. He will return
| here and spend the last of the week
packing the household goods. +. afr. and
Mrs. F'ellingham will remain until
March 2S, when they go to Des Moines
| to stay.
| Arthur C. Aiston's splendid COM
pany in what has proven one of the
greatest dramatic successes Of the
period, "At the Old Cross Roads will
appear at the Odeon tonight. 1t is an
intense yet charming story of south-
ern life we'll interspersed with COM
| edy. The press from the Atlantic to
the Pacific where the play has been
presented has been unanimous In
praising play and players. The COM
pany is a very strong one and con-
tains such we'll known people as Estna
Williams and James M. Brophy, IN
the leading characters, and others OF
eonal worth. Prices Is, 35. SO and
| rs cents.
The body of the late t. L. Sewers
reached the city this morning from
Des ,Moines. accompanied by Mrs. See
vers and son, Mr.. Frank Kennedy, ana
Mrs Minnie Bach DeVore. An escort
| from Cosmopolitan Lodge, No. SO,
Knishts of Pythias, met the body at the
station and accompanied it to the Rob-
erts home. I North Fourth street, where
the funeral was conducted this after
noon at 1880 Mrs. w. w. shannon, MI.
Sewers daughter, accompanied by
her son Richard. arrived from Chicago
this morning to attend the funeral, as
did also Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. HOFFMAN
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Kalbach, OF
tuscaloosa. Mrs Kalbach and Mrs.
Hoffman are nieces Of Mr.. Sewers.
Messrs. Graham w. Lawrence and
John P. Woodbury. Jr. most delight
fully entertained about dozen friends
Friday evening at dinner and theatre
party. A seven-course dinner was en-
loved at the Lawrence home, $40 West
Main street, the decorations being in
red Carnations. smilax and candles
were used The party later witnessed
the Gingerbread Man. A luncheon
was afterwards served at the Wood
bury home, 4O7 East Church street, the
decorations here being red roses and
smilax. The invited guests were
Messrs. and Mesdames Charles R.
speers and Ell. met G. Beeson, Misses
Emma Woodbury., Ida Shove, Belle