Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-01-05
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Band tonight at Kinks rink
DR.. Ward, Osteopathic Physician.
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VIM. Battin. per cent farm loans.
For Sale - Two seated sleigh. Kirk
Bros.
DR.. Lierle, eye. ear nose and throat.
Glasses properly fitted.
The best velvet carpets so in our
sale at So cents yard. e. II. Lay.
There is something doing in the
prices of cloaks at e. r, Lays.
Ladies. our entire stock of ladies'
coats is included in the REQ tag clear
ing sale.
| We have a few tailored suits on
which we are making great reductions.
Il. r. Lay.
The L. o. T. NJ will give dance
Saturday evening January 9Th, at the
Odd Fellows hall. Evening tickets 80
cents. Ferguson's music.
| tomorrow January 9th is the day of
all days to buy the best clothing at
nearly one-half value. Ii is Henry
Pappe's red tag clearing sale.
Ladies' and gents clothing cleaned,
dyed and repaired satisfactory, suits
steamed and pressed, as cents. Mar
shalltown Steam Dye Works, both
phones. Work called for and deliver
ed. Out of town orders will receive
prompt attention
Mr. William Hunter wishes thru the
columns of this paper. to return his
thanks to the friends and neighbcrs
who assisted him so sympathetically
in his recent bereavement and also to
the knights and to the Royal High
landers of which Mrs. Hunter was a
fraternal member
The city's new dynamo was hauled
to the pumping station Thursday and
Will be in place and connected with
the city lighting system by next Mon
day or Tuesday. The city lights have
been disconnected and no lights will
be burning until the new dynamo is
placed in operation. This will be no
inconvenience, provided the nights are
clear, as the snow makes the moonlight
unusually bright.
Mrs. William Booth, of 211 North
First avenue, gave bob party Thurs
day night to a few friends of her son
Robert. Those enjoying the ride about
town We're Clara Carlton, Gertrude and
Bessie Conklin Edna Garvin, Marjorie
ketchum, Gladys Anderson, Gertrude
Schneider Herbert Downing. Herman
Gabenan. Hughitt lamar. Hugh and
Ray WINERY, John Carlton and Leo
Boucher Mrs. Booth served an oyster
supper later in the evening.
Mr.. Leroy Elliott of Iowa City. in
the interest of the State Historical
Society, has addressed letter of in
quiry to Clerk of Courts Lounsberry.
asking him to investigate the ancient
county records to ascertain the number
and length OF residence of a certain
band of Pottawattalnie Indians. who
We're granted by the legislature, in
1858, the right to live in Marshall
county. Mr.. Elliott is preparing
record and statistics of Iowa Indians
for the historical society.
Norton, at the Arney home, sos West
Main street, We're hostesses Thursday
afternoon to- the Ladies' Aid Society
of the Methodist church. at it's regular
meeting. About thirty three were pres
ent, and after the business session, the
ladies enjoyed themselves socially.
While refreshments We're being served,
Wanda Arnev and Marguerite Norton
played several pleasing piano duets,
and the former gave a piano solo. The
hostesses We're assisted in serving by
Mrs. w. G. Kane.
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MISS Katherine Ketchum, 81 East
evening at $3.50 o'clock dinner, given
in honor Of Miss lima Sessions, of Des
Moines. The guests, twelve in num-
Der, were invited for o'clock Those
present, besides the hostess and guest
of honor, were Misses Lucille Willard,
Marie Shove, Gladys and Gerna Car
ney, Louise Utz. Ruth Balch, Charlotte
Click, Hazel Sandoe. Ella Oliver, and
Grace Hopkins. The dinner was served
in four courses by Miss Bessie Ket-
chum. Carnations were given as fav-
ors. Music and a general good time
We're enjoyed In the evening.
Carl Htldrath, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayne Hildreth formerly of this city
but now living in Winthrop, was in the
city this morning, on his way home to
Warren county from
Winthrop, where he has been
visiting during the holidays with his
parents. Mr. Hildreth has entered the
and is now pastor of the
Friends church at Aclsworth, where he
has been for about two months. Pre-
vious to that. for almost two years. he
was pastor of the Friends church at
Glenwood The elder Mr. Hildreth, who
is we'll known here by his long resi-
denoe, is failing in health. due to gen.
eral debility and old age
Word from Carroll to relatives in this |
city announces that Mr.. j. L. Powers,
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