Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-01-27
DR.. Jay, physician and surgeon.
DR. Mighell, surgeon and physician

DR.. Jay. physician and surgeon.
DR. Mighell. surgeon and physician.
Fair and dance at Forneys hall to-
night.
d. Collision, dentist, fremont
block.
An entire new line of sample car
pets and rugs Marion Gard,
Forney hall skating rink will be OPP
en- again Monday for skating.
Dr.. Cora Williams diseases of
women, Office over Fidelity bank.
Tonight dancing on the most perfect
floor ever laid in Iowa at Forney's
hall.
Mrs. Sommers, trance medium, gives
81 life readings for so cents Dodge
House.
Good music, good dance floor and
good time for everyone at F'orney's
hall tonight
Wanted Somebody with expert
ence to raise and manufacture lot
of sorghum for us. Let's, Fletcher Co.
The sensational melo-drama OF life
in New York City. why Woman SIM
comes to the Odeon tomorrow evening
Special prices, Is. %. So and so cents
"A Declaration of War is the sub
ject of Prof. Hamilton before the
mems meeting at the r. r. Y. M. c. A.
tomorrow. Mandolin music half houl
before the meeting.
Special convocation of Signet Chap
ter, No. IS r. A. NJ, Monday, January
90, at 1880 p m. for work. Also at 1870
p. m. Be present if possible. George
r. Norris, secretary, 1. Il. Forbes, II. p
The regular scheduled game of in
door base ball of the Y. M. c. A. league
was not played at the association gym
nasium Friday night owing to the con-
cert The games will be resumed next
week
The January number of the Annals
of Iowa, a historical quarterly pub
lished by the Historical Department
of Iowa, contains among the notable
deaths an obituary notice of the late
Hon. Henry Arson, of this city.
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Mrs. Frank r. Benedict, Mrs. G.. c.
Woodmansee and Mrs. Elmer johnson
We're hostesses at the Benedict home
Friday afternoon to the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Christian church. There
was an attendance of about forty pres
ent, and the usual meeting and refresh
ments alfterward were enjoyed
w. A. Norton, who lives on what is
known as the Baker farm, just south
of the city and east of Center street,
will move into town March l to live.
Mr.. Norton is interested in the Mar
farm has been rented to Mr. Charles
Millhiser. who will take possession as
soon as Mr.. Norton vacates it.
The busiest man in town always
uses the Times Republican want col
umns when he wants anything in a
hurry, and his wants are promptly fill
ed. That's the thing for you to do
when you have a want. It's the only
way to speak to thousands of people
at a trifling cost. You can't afford a
slow way in this hustling age
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. McCombs
and Mr. and Mrs. D. o. Douglass en-
tertained The Best Neighborhood Club
at the McCombs home Friday evening,
it being the regular meeting of the
club. The affair was a very pleasant
one Mrs. L. d. Evans and Mr.. George
Humlong won the honors in five humid
red Light refreshments were served
by the hostesses.
Another large crowd was in attend
ance at the Trades and Labor Assembly
fair at Forney's hall Friday night A
was the feature and prizes
We're awarded for the best representa-
tons of characters. The first honors
fell to Miss Mary Smith, as Columbia"
&nd Thomas Triplett as "Si." Ed
Smith, as Miranda" and Rhesa Will
Jams. as foot ball player. carried off
the second honors.
Rev. R. Hayes Pickett, pastor of the
Methodist church of Gilman. was in
way home from Reinbeck, where he has
been this week assisting Rev. c. A.
Parkin in special meetings. Rev. Par
kin began the meetings last week, and
expects to continue another week Rev.
Pickett says that the meetings have
been very successful, and a good in
terest has been manifested from the
start.
Secretary F. S. Treat, of the state
board of control. accompanied by Mrs.
Treat and little son Forest was in the
city Friday Mr. Treat has cen on
visit to the state institutions, and in
Guiding on this trip Davenport, An
amosa and Vinton. Mrs. Treat and
son spent a part of the day here as
the guest of Mrs. c. ]. Scheeler, and in
the evening went to Grinnell. where
they will visit Mr.. Treats mother, Mrs.
3. E. Treat. Mr.. Treat returned to
Des Moines.
crowd of high school pupils en-
joyed bob ride Friday evening, after
which they went to the home of Archie
Maulsby where an oyster supper was
served by Miss Mable Maulsby. The
rest of the evening was spent playing
games. Those who enjoyed the ride
were Marjorie Nichols. Charlotte Click,
Miriam Andrews. Fannie Flower Cora
Rigg and Clara Andrews and Max
Smith, Phin Shearer Frank Culley,
Henry Christensen, Archie Maulsby
and Leon Brintnall.