Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-01-22
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DIR Billiard. osteopatn. rs East Main.
DR. Mighell, surgeon and physician.
DR.. Cora Williams diseases of
women. Office over Fidelity bank.
Drink German American coffee. For
sale only by u. S. Good Grocery Co.
Buy, sell, borrow, loan, exchange, rent
and insure thru the William Andrews Co.
Four second hand skylights for sale
"a bargain. Marshalltown Cornice
Works.
Master Mechanic Thomas M. Feeley,
of the Iowa Central, was in Oskaloosa
today on business
Lost-Ladics' gold cuff button with
ladies' head on. Finder leave at T.-R.
and receive reward.
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Rev. w. II. Scott was in st. An
thony Sunday to fill his regular en-
gagement in the Christian church.
Wanted Twenty men. general
helpers. Good wages for sturdy hust-
lers, and steady work. The A. e. Short
hill Co.
Miss Jessie Stanley at the j. A. Lane
home, 8 North Third avenue, informal
ly entertained few friends at cards
Saturday evening. Light refresh
ments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Wingert,
of Nevada, We're guests in the city
over Sunday of the latter's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Beeson. They
returned home this morning.
New ice skating rink, Eighth ave-
nue. and Main street, open
every afternoon and evening.
Come and bring your girls Free to
school children Tuesday afternoon.
A chance Of life time to get good
new, up-to- date hardware, stoves and
ranges at cost. A fine line to select
from. Everything goes until February
LIST, at Daf0Gr EdSI MdlI SlEGGl.
Sir knights: Remember the con-
clave ST. Aldemar Commandery No.
so, x. T., to morrow. Tuesday. eve
ming at 1880 sharp All to be present,
per order L. F. Kellogg, e. c., c. NJ.
Norton, Rec.
Mrs David Hauser of Whittier, spent
Sunday in the city as the guest of
Miss Mary Hostetler Mrs. Hausef
came to the city Saturday night to
be present at the Marshall Rebekah
social affair.
Messrs. A. F.. Smith and ]. E. Stark
ey. of the Iowa Central general audit
ing department, Minneapolis, were in
| the city Saturday night, being on their
way to Minneapolis from business
trip over the south end Of the line
The carnival of the Royal Highland
ers was brought to successful close
at Finkle's hall Saturday night. The
attendance was the biggest of the
week, the business done amounting to
l$216. The Highlanders will net over
| 1925 on the week.
The Socialists Club celebrated at
| the assembly hall yesterday Bloody
| Sunday" in sympathy with the Rus
| sian working men, the day being the
anniversary of the last peaceful APP
peal made by the Russian laborers to
| the car. A program of music, read
| ings and addresses was given.
Mr.. and Mrs Jay delightfully."- enter
tanned bob party at their home one
mile west of Albion Saturday evening
oysters were served and music and
games were enjoyed. Those partici-
! pating were Misses Maye Mcnamara
| Gertrude Mansfield, Immogene Warren,
! Clara Smith, Elsa and Cora Riggs, and
Messrs. John Berg. Harry Jennings.
| Lacey Gray, Roy Good and Glen Pratt
| pleasant surprise upon Mrs. j. b.
West, 6O3 West Boone street, was en-
| ioyed by a company of fifty from the
Fraternal Bankers Reserve, the occa-
sion being the celebration Of Mrs.
| Vests 4Sth anniversary. The evening
was spent with finch, cinch and mus
! ic, and a delicious two-course supper,
which they brought with them. was
| served by Mrs. Lizzie Petit and Miss
Prudence Todd.
| lMr, ana Mrs. FREQ t1OuSnIeIl, OIL AL
bion, entertained a small party of
| friends Thursday evening in honor of
Mr.. Bert Taylor Of st. Edwards, Neb.
| Games and music were enjoyed thru
out the evening, after which the host
| and hostess served an oyster supper.
The guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. Will
McKiblben, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Arney. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph HILL Mr..
and Mrs Edd Rolston and Miss Clara
| Grips Of this city.
Mr. A. E. Wilbur is in receipt Of a let
| ter from Rev. S. A. Perrine, at one
| time pastor of the First Baptist church
of this city, now of Trenton Junction,
| N. J.. Rev. Perrine returned not long
| ago from Assam, where for several
years he had been engaged in mission
airy work He is now looking for To-
cation, and has been candidating in
several places in the east. A week or
two ago he filled the pulpit of the
| Calvary Baptist church al New Haven,
Conn, and the following Sunday was at
| Fredona. n. Y.
| A party of nearly thirty friends most
| pleasantly surprised Mrs. Frank Haas,
| 1O7 West Nevada street, Saturday, the
occasion being to celebrate her Thrift
eth anniversary. The ladies brought
baskets we'll filled with good things,
| and fine dinner was served at noon.