Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-08
DR.. Jay, physician and surgeon.
Dance tonight at Fornev's hhll.


Dance tonight at Fornev's hhll
: Gunther's stick candy at b. A. Nor
CAMS.
: DAILY Food and Daily Promises" a
Liebig's.
Opera glasses at Aliens. All tn,
best makes.
: Lowney's chocolates and bon bons at
B. A. Morgan's.
l, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Ingledue, Jr., oil
Albion, We're in the city today.
d Special prices on cut glass to close
: out this line. George j. Allen.
See Marion Gard before buying
couches. A fine stock to select from.
The Cash Buyers Grocery, 126 West
Main street, is a practical cash buyers
union
Come in and make you selections for
Christmas and have them laid away.
Chamberlain.
our $40 cloth cloaks now So; our SIS
cloaks $3.50; our $40 now $40 Every
thing marked in plain figures and alb
solutely one price to all e. r. Lay.
The Chicago Tramp" a. four-act
comedy drama, will be presented at the
Odeon tomorrof evening, Sunday, De-
cember 9th. Prices 10, 20 and 80 cents
The regular meeting of the Mission
airy Society of the Christian church
was held Friday afternoon at the hoiM
of Miss Harriet Miller, North Seventh
street.
Costumers. screens and plate racks at
Marion Cards furniture store. Christ
mas goods will be set aside for Christ
mas delivery. A liberal discount for
cash purchases.
The Iowa Legion of Honor drill team
enjoyed social session and dancing
party Thursday night that was well at
tended. Four members of the Cedar
Rapids lodge were in attendance.
Rev. e. b. Jones of the Baptist
church, delivered his lecture on "Ligh.
and Shade Friday evening at New
| burg. The lecture was a number on
the citizens lecture course at that
place.
A meeting of the Womans Foreign
Missionary Society of the Methodist
church was held Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. T.. NJ. Santee SIT
North First street. The regular routine
of business was followed.
| Tuxedo suits, very tasty style for
young men. few little things neces
sary to have it right. We always have
| these little things and the experience
| to get 1t just right. Let us make one
for you before the holidays. Hopkins,
the popular tailor
Manager Tarlton, of the Bijou thea
ter. has secured Lessik and Anita as a
special feature for week of Dec. 9th
The act consists of Hadji Lessik, the
Arab wonder triple gun Juggling eX-
pert, and Anita, brilliantly costuned
lady jugger and vocalist. This one
act alone is worth the price of admis-
SION.
The members of the Unity Club and
their husbands participated in fare
we'll affair for Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Will
bur Friday evening, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Doolittle, 102 South Third
avenue. A o'clock dinner was enjoy
ed, and the evening was spent in an
music. The ladies of the club present
ed Mrs. Wilbur with handsome solid
silver fork.
The regular weekly meeting of the
local socialists club will be held in the
A. o. U. w. hall Sunday, afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock. debate on the subject,
Resolved that a majority of the wage
workers of today are as much under
the domination of their employers as
We're the slave workers under their
masters The affirmative will be TAX
Ell by Will Partridge and A. b. Van
Sickle and the negative by MIR. Ford
and Lawrence Hanson. There will also
be music.
At the regular meeting of the inter
church society the committee on relief
work reported the Thanksgiving dis
tribution of the society, which proved
most gratifying to the members. The
committee distributed thirty-two bas-
kets, each one containing a sufficient !
amount to provide fine dinner for
large family. A large amount of
clothing has also been collected, ready |
for distribution among the needy. The
society derives its support from char
table people of the city, and always
secures the annual Thanksgiving Of |
fering taken at the union service of the
city churches.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. McLeland. 303 I
Jerome street, entertained about forty
of their neighbors and other friends at
cards Friday evening. Six tied for the
ladies' prize for progression in five
hundred Mrs. w. G. Bowe won, cut
ting with Mrs. j. O. Saint, Mrs George
Humlong Mrs. A. w. Heald, Mrs. Will
liam Andrews and Miss Grace Farrand
Mr. C. E. Cherry received the gentle
mems prize. The hostess was assisted
in serving a dainty lunch by Mrs.
Bowe, June Meredith and Clara and
Hazel McLeland. Guests present from
out of town were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Adam, of Minneapolis, Mrs. Harry
Stewart, of Green Mountain. and Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Arney, of Taylor
township.
The Careaway Club was most enjoy
ably entertained by Mr.. ]. p. Woodbury.
and. daughter Miss Emma Woodbury., II
and Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Carney at the
home of the former, 407 East Church
street Friday evening. delicious
dinner was served at $3.50 o'clock by
the hostesses, assisted by Miss Ida
Shove. Bonnie Boardman and Grace
Morley. The two latter young ladies