Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-24

see AllPn LOT IODS anu DlOuSS pins
sets.
Drink German American Coffee. d
S Good Grocery Co.
For Sale--Cheap, if taken at once.
My hard coal burner. H. r. Clemens.
Buy, sell, borrow, loan exchange, rent
andinsure thru the William Andrews Co
We place on sale today $50 pairs of
ladies' gentlemen's. misses and boys
shoes from As to So cents a pair. Id
sos old stand.
Attend the bandana party in the
evening at O'Clock. Hot pancakes
and maple syurp and other good
things.
When making purchases, ask fcl
voting tickets on the Free Fifty Dol
lar, Six Months Scholarship at tho
Central Iowa Business College. Con-
test closes April 1.
| Dinges & Everist, the wall paper ex-
perts are showing a line of decorative
| wall papers, etc, that is worth any
woman's time to investigate. See the
stock have them figure on your rooms
get their advice. 1t costs you nothing
| unless you buy and then you save
| money.
Miss Mamie Cateron. 313 NORTH
Third avenue, entertained the mem
bers of the p. b. Club at her home Fri
day evening. The hours We're spent
with games and music, after which q
three-course luncheon was served by
the hostess. The members of the club
are Kate Eich, Alice jenkins, Clara
Hepner, Clara flanagan, Myrtle Cum
lack, Ethel Kirby, Pearl Lusby, and
Anna and Clara Matson
The City Federation Of Womens
Clubs enjoyed social session Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. jan
ney. A large number was present. The
features of the afternoon were Super
intendent e. L. COffeen'S talk on
Needed improvements in Our Public
Schools" and Mrs. I. j. Fletchers
reading of the pure food BILL just
passed. Informal discussions followed
both Resolutions We're adopted thank
ing Representative 3. +. Cummings OF
this city, for his earnest efforts in be-
half of the pure food bill and child Ia
Dor law, in both of which the federation
is much interested. Mrs George -Darl-
ing, president presided. The afternoon
was also enjoyed socially. and the
members Of the board served delicious
light refreshments.
The members of Chapter BIB Of p.
E. O., their husbands and few guests,
enjoyed social evening Friday ut the
L. L. Kellogg home, 210 North Center
street The committee in charge OF
the affair was Mrs. Kellogg, chairman,
Mrs. C. r. Harper, Mrs. c. E. Pat
terson and Mrs. w. M. Clark. The in
vited guests were Rev. and Mrs. C. w.
McCord, Mr.. Ralph Elk and Misses
Grace Xix, Florence King, Lucy Kins-
lev and Bessie Brinton. The decora-
tons were patriotic in effect, it being
George Washington's anniversary af-
fair. Dinner was served at $3.50 o.
clock, after which the entertainment
was an informal musical, in which
many took part An historical guess
ing game was also enjoyed, in which
the prize, picture of George Wash
ington. was awarded to Mrs. Kin
nan.
A telegram received date Friday
afternoon by Mrs. d. Padmore, 8
South Third street, announced the
death of her son, James Padmore, OF
Winterset Mr.. Padmore's death was
due to pneumonia and resulted after
a two weeks illness. Mrs. Padmore
had gone to her sons bedside shortly
after he became i'll, and returned a
week ago, when he was much inn
proved A sudden change for the worse
ensued, and the end was quite sud-
den. Mr.. Padmore was q years OF
age, single, and was engaged In the
real estate business at Winterset. Mrs
Padmore and daughters, Miss julie
Padmore of the high school, and Miss
Grace Padmore, Liscomb township
teacher also a son, Mr.. Curtis Pad
more. left this morning for Winterse1
to attend the funeral, which will be
held Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Padmore
was lieutenant of the Iowa National
Guards, and the Winterset company
will have charge of the funeral
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. McLeland, 30;
Jerome street, pleasantly entertained
two friends at five hundred, the guests
being largely from among the neigh
borhood. The decorations were ir
Keeping with the season, flags ano
hatchets predominating. Tally cards
exquisitely done in water colors by
Miss Hazel McLeland, were tiny card
board hatchets, bearing cherries. Mrs
George Humlong won the honors fol
the ladies, and was given Haviland
china plate as prize. Mr.. Arthur
Jackson was awarded the gentlemen
prize, anticipated hatchet. "A
delicious two-course luncheon was
served by the host and hostess fol-
lowing the games. assisted by Misses
Hazel and Clara McLeland. The table
decorations were also on the Washing
toms birthday order the covers
and napkins all bearing flags. Pink
and white carnations were given as
favors
MncNM cirN cIpl wON