Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-01-13

new and exclusive designs T.. II. Lay.
Route Agent c. S. Mason, of the
American Express Company, arrived
in the city this morning to spend sun
day with his family.
! We have on display the largest and
probably the finest line of new en-
broideries with insertions to match,
ever shown in the city NJ. +. An
drews.
| Sarah Mooney has commenced suit
| to collect of c. NJ Brace 1925 claim
| ed to have been loaned the defendant
| on an oral contract, and which has not
| been paid.
| Every Indication points to a very
| large demand for white for dress goods
and embroideries for trimmings this
| spring. Make your selection before the
assortment is broken. E. r. Lay.
| Special meetings. conducted by Chap
lain Jesse Cole, at the Soldiers Home
| this week, have been productive of
much good. and six conversions have
been made The meetings will continue
all next week.
| Miss Carrie Matson. Col North Third
avenue, entertained ten of the menu
| bers of her Sunday school class of the
Methodist church Friday afternoon
Refreshments We're served and bob
ride was later enjoyed.
We are receiving daily our new
white goods and wash goods. These
| were purchased before the recent adj
| vances on these lines. The benefits of
! the low prices at which We obtained
| these goods will be given you. E. r.
| Lay.
| Marshall county cattle win prizes
wherever they are exhibited and ev-
erybody who sees the line of furniture,
| carpets, linoleums at A. e. Wilbur &
Sons marvels at the exclusive stylish
ness and durability and is astonished
| at the low prices.
| Preparations are being made for am
other large audience of men at the r.
r. Y. NJ. c. A. tomorrow. Rev +. r.
Purdy speaks on The Four Trumpets."
Mandolin music at o'clock. Address
at $3.50. Music by male quartet.
| Cut glass is sold the year round and
that is why we have such a large and
Sdlleu eiSSoi llIIcIl VI II, Dul VIC otiC
| going to make special prices on cut
tend to purchase anything in that line
you should call on Geo. j. Allen, IA
| East Main.
When you see man coming from
Henry Sundell's restaurant wearing
a satisfied smile, YOU may know that
he has just finished one of those fiji
teen-cent meals AN the patrons of
Sundell's restaurant are satisfied with
the bill of fare at that popular eating
| house, and If you have not taken a
meal there you should do 80.
Mrs. HI. l.. Laird was hostess to Der
! Deutsche Undertakings Kreis, which
met Friday afternoon for the regular
| German reading and conversation. The
hostess was assisted in serving refresh
ments by Mrs. Fred Barry. The next
meeting, two weeks from yesterday,
will be with Mrs. Henry Pappe.
Mr. Will Streeter, who has been in
the city for a few weeks in the en-
ploy of the Marshalltown Buggy Com
pany, has gone to Cleveland, o., where
he has accepted a position With the
Peerless Auto Company. He was ac-
companied as far as Chicago by his
sister, Mrs. Cleo Yore, who will re-
main in Chicago for short visit.
John M. Work the socialist speaker,
who will deliver his lecture, The
American Spirit" before the Search
light Club next Tuesday evening, will,
thru the courtesy of the Women's Club,
address the women of the city next
Tuesday afternoon at 2:45 at the club
rooms. Mr.. Works subject will be
"Woman, Home and Family
The members of the Best Neighbour
hood Club were pleasantly entertained
at their regular meeting Friday even
ing, by Messrs. and Mesdames E. N.
and j. M. Holt, at the latter's beautiful
horne, AL Jerome street Twenty -four
were present to enjoy the occasion. The
hosts and hostesses We're assisted in
serving a delicious two-course lunch
con. by Misses Bessie Bugbee and
Aggie Musil.
Misses Gladys and Gerna Carney
very delightfully."- entertained the Delta
NJ Sigma Sororiety Friday evening at
6 o'clock dinner, served in three cours
es. This was the regular meeting of
the Sororiety, whose members are
Misses Ruth Kimball, Sara Chamber
lain, Gladys Tallett, Ruth BATHS. Luz
ellie Willard and Gerna and Gladys
Carney After the dinner, music was
enjoyed, and part Of the members en-
tertained the others with an impromp-
TIL play.
Misses Hazel McCord, Gladys Men
denhall and Ona Barber gave bon
party Thursday night for about a doz-
en- of their friends Supper was served
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Reisinger. Those who participated in
the ride We're Misses Della Francisco.
Adelyn and Louise Hilman, Clara
Rails, Clara Smith, Hazel McCord.
Gladys Mendenhall, Ona Barber, and
Messrs. left Francisco, Lauren Dun.
Archie Maulsby, Arthur Smith, Fred
Case and Roy Warning.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Jarrett, SOP East
Main street, were host and hostess to
sixty guests at a very delightful five
hundred party at their home Friday
evening. The ladies' prize was won
by Mrs. B. F. Cummings, Messrs A. G.
Edwards and Cleaver cut for the gem
tlemen's prize, which went to Mr..
Cleaver. Carnations and roses Were
used as decorations. Mrs. A. Higgin,
Raymond and Myra Jarrett assisted in
serving the two-course luncheon. Just