Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-01-10
Gi,nes.Repubitan
THE CITY in BRIEF

+ IHE CITY in 6klEk I
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
Band tonight, Kinks rink.
| LIT. Jay, physlciaa I'D surgeon.
|
DR.. Ward. osteopathic Physician.
Our clearing sale closes Saturday
night. E. r. Lay
christmas Eve on Lanesame' by
John Fox, at Liebis's
| 1t takes only 50 to buy an all wool
| tailored suit at our store. r. r. Lay.
There will be a masquerade at Kirk S
rink Monday night the 18th. Don't
miss it,
Hear DR.. Lamkin at the Baptist
church tomorrow night on the Devil
and Tom Walker"
Gas Company office will be open to-
night until o'clock. Save your dis
counts by settling tonight
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Wanted, girl who can sleep at home
to assist in light house work. Good
pay. Address Clio, care T.-R.
|
Miss Mildred Holland and the MEM
bers of "The Lily and the Prince"
Company arrived in the city this morn
| ing from Oskaloosa.
G. w. McNeely was in Fairbanks
| Tuesday attending meeting of the
stockholders of the Fairbanks National
bank. Mrs. McNeely accompanied her
| husband
| Supreme Chancellor A. L. Hereford
of the Court of Honor, today recommis-
stoned w. A. Meese. Of this city as
special soliciting deputy for the order
for another year
Rev. E. G. Copeland pastor of the
Methodist church of Ackley, was in the
city over night, leaving for Westside
his brother, which takes place to-
night.
| The art and music department OF
the Womens Club will be entertained
| Thursday afternoon at the Charles
Whitehead home on North Third
street by Mesdames Whitehead, L. r.
| Maxwell Thad Evans and George
| McNeely.
Cut glass is sold the year round, and
| that is why we have such large and
| varied assortment of it, but we are
| going to make special prices on cut
| glass for a short time. and if you in
tend to purchase anything in that line
you should call on Geo. j. Allen, Ia
| East Main
Conpanv will l.oan thar n ff;o "a
| open tonight until o'clock in order to
give those who cannot call during the
day, time an opportunity to get the
benefit of the discount allowed on the
December gas bills when paid on or be-
fore January 10. 1906 We will furnish
street car transportation both ways to
those who can use the cars.
The Hawthorne Club met in the
regular session Tuesday afternoon. at
the home of Mrs. f. l.. ,Meeker The
afternoons program was a very in
teresting one, Superintendent E. l..
Coffeen giving the talk on Profits of
the Later Years of Judah, 650-5S7"
The prophets discussed We're Zepha-
niah, Habbakuk, Nahan. and Jere-
miah. There was a good attendance
present.
Daniel Zwilling has begun action for
the March term of the district court,
against NJ ]. Fellner and wife. former
ly of this city but now living in Wat
erloo, and the Johnson Candy Company,
for 500 claimed to be due as rent for
the store building at 113 East Main
street, which was formerly occupied by
candy store owned first by Fellner
and later by the Johnson Candy Com
pany The petition asks that a writ of
attachment against the stock be is
sued.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie NJ. Parker will
leave on the 2sth inst for California.
where they will spend the winter. They
will go to San Francisco from here
and after a short stay there will leave
for Los Angeles. where they will make
their headquarters. During the two
months Mr.. Parker will be absent he
will take his recreation by travelling
along the Pacific coast for a large
Chicago wholesale dry goods firm. He
will return home early in the spring
but Mrs. Parker will remain i'm Los
Angeles until the latter part of May
Upon her return to the city the FAM
lily will occupy the lower Utz fiat, or
South Third avenue, now the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Thayer.
At the annual meeting of the Wom-
ans Missionary Social Union, held
Tuesday afternoon at the Friends
church, the new officers elected were
Mrs. w. ]. Head of the Congregational
church. president; Mrs. Lora A. Ben
nett, Friends church. vice presidents;
and Miss Edna Fularton, Presbyterian
church, secretary and treasurer Fol
lowing the election. an address by Rev
l.. B. Xix, and a short talk by Rev
Zeno II. Doan, were enjoyed. After that
Mrs. G.. H. Van Law conducted round
table the discussions of the different
topics being led by Mrs. Doan, Mrs G.
c. Urine, Mrs. E. M. Singleton, Mrs. Fl.
p. Duffeld, Mrs E. Lee and Mrs. r.
S. Patten. The musical numbers en-
joyed comprised vocal solos by Miss
Buelah Spencer, vocal duets by Mrs.
Lampman and Mrs. Wilson, accom-
panied by Mrs. Coppock, and two selec-
lions by the ladies' choir of the Friends
church. There was only fair attend
ance at the meeting.
MIR. and Mrs. D. T. Denmead arrived
home Tuesday from their extended stay
in the east and south after an absence
since early in October. when they left
to attend the ANIMAL cOnye tiOn of tho