Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-01-19

come IN ana let us inquire on your
spring plumbing. Hecker q Calklns.
| Plenty of dressed chickens and fresh
beef, veal and pork, at Culley's mar
| ket
| We have n very full line of National
| Biscuit Company's crackers in pack
ages and bulk. George L. Andrews.
Every person ought to attend our
embroidery sale one lot for Saturday
| nail.
We attribute our success in the
plumbing business to being honest and
reasonable with our customers. Heck
er &. Call1ins.
The comedy drama "A Wicked Wom-
an" will be presented by the National
Stock Company. at the Odcon this eve
ming. Prices 10, 90 and so cents.
If you want nice dried fruit give us
a trial order. Our line is very fine and
when properly prepared will be equal
to canned goods. George l.. Andrews.
Matinee at the Odeon tomorrow at
-. ~ " SloNh. y WI thclilSl k'ttNNr w III
be the bill. Prices 10 and % cents.
Twenty presents will be given
away free.
Whatever you need in the way OF
furniture and carpets you will find the
sale prices are money savers at the ID.
c. Wilbur store We are doing just
what we advertise and it will pay you
to make us a call.
Special for Saturday, January 20
We will sell $50 pounds of fresh home
made cream candy at s cents per
pound, and 200 pounds of choice pea
nut brittle at Z cents per pound. john
son Candy Co. 1l5 East Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Shove, who re-
Gently purchased lot on Park street.
on which they have already begun the
erection Of a $1,000 residence, have
bought the lot adjoining on the west,
on which they expect to erect another
house.
Mrs Emery Hurd, 302 North Fourth
avenue, entertained the Woman La
dies Aid Society yesterday afternoon
at it's regular business and social ses-
sion. The attendance was rather small.
Refreshments We're served by the hos
tess. and the afternoon was very pleas
antly spent.
Another big crowd attended the
Royal Highlanders' carnival Thursday
night The feature of the evening wa
a guessing contest on the number OF
paid admissions that had been made
from the opening, on Saturday night
until 10 o'clock last night. The guess
es ranged all the way from 600 to 3,
$50. The actual number was 80, am
Mrs. A. C. Buchanan received first
prize on a guess of 913. Miss LeotG
Crabtree was second. with S93.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hall, 405 West
Main street, gave the members of the
latter's Sunday school class of girls al
|Nthe Congregational church, delight
fully good time Thursday evening
entertaining them at o'clock dinner
served in three courses. and taking
them for long bob ride afterwards
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall were assisted thru
out the evening by Miss Grace Kill
born. The members of the class arc
Ethel Ward. Myra Jarrett, Clara and
Hazel McLelalpd, Alice Willard, Marl
and Grace Miller Clara Rails, Elsie
Shearer, May Johnson and Ruth
Thayer and there was also present
one guest, Rosie Flower.
The tenth anniversary of the mar
riage of Mr.. and Mrs Gust A. Perfect
705 South First street was celebrate
at the Perfect home THURSDAY evenin.
by about fifty friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Perfect. The evening was enjoyed in
pleasant social way, and Rev. Lind
vail, on behalf of the guests, tendereS
the congratulations and best wishes
evening by Mrs. Freda Perfect assste5
by Mrs. P. Mold, Mrs. M. Matson anG
Mrs II. Hail. Many useful present:
were given Mr.. and Mrs. Perfect by
their friends, nearly all of whom Were
present at their wedding ten years
ago. The guests included Messrs and
Mesdames Charles Seberg and son
Ralph, August Seberg, Charles AM
blad, M. Matson and children Gerald
and Eva, Ed Seberg. p. Mold and chill
dren Ruth and Esther, a. j. Amblad,
August Mold and daughter Gerna.
Gust Mold John Sundberg, III. Lind
gren, H. Hail. G. Berg, G. Johnson,
Mrs. Freda Perfect Mrs. HI. O. Lind
stedt, Mrs. Augusta Seberg and chill
dren Nettie and Karl Miss n. Phil
gren, Miss Esther Amblad Mrs. Wick
strom Rev. Lindvau and Mr.. Arthur
Lindstedt.