Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-16
Dance Saturday at Forney's hail.

Saturday.
Ask Olson the grocer, about his
wedding breakfast.
Fresh made cream puffs and fried
cakes at Culley's Saturday.
Onyx hosiery in blacks and fancy
colors. for sale by Pratt 4 Baxter.
If you wish good bread, use Jersey
Lily flour. ID. S. Good Grocery Co.
Drink German American coffee. Al
ways the same. ID. S. Good Grocery
| Co.
Sixteen button length silk mitts in
black, white, pink and blues. Pratt 4
Baxter
Buy Sealshipt oysters. Solid meats
no ice, water or personalities. Culley
sells them.
We offer for s1.00 pair of the very
best we can buy of ladies' Mocha silk
lined gloves Pratt & Baxter.
! The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap-
fist church will continue their rum
mage sale tomorrow at - West Main
street
|
The body of Henry Pyle, the Sol
diers' Home veteran who died Thurs
day. was sent to Webster City today
| for interment
| The cheap but good feed is the ball
ancad ratio, bran and shorts that we
are selling in large quantities. Il. f..
| Benedict & Co.
| II doesn't take long for Mona stom-
ach tablets to cure Indigestion. First
dose relieves. soc. Guaranteed by
| Mcbride and Will
The regular social meeting of the
| Concordia Naebund was enjoyed
Thursday afternoon, at the home of
Mrs. Charles Buchwald l112 Cole
street
We have received another large ship
ment of Onyx hosiery. now giving us
a very complete stock of this popu-
lar brand of hosiery for ladies. Pratt
& Baxter.
The Witenagemote Club met with
Mrs. w. S. Mcbride Thursday after
noon, and resumed it's regular reading.
The meeting next week will be with
Mrs. j. F. Meeker
Mrs George P. Powers. s West Lin
coin street. who has been suffering
with nervous prostration for the past
five weeks. is still confined to her
home, but is able to be UP little each
day.
James S. Weaver, the Iowa Central
switchman who is at st. Thomas hos
pital. owing to injuries sustained on
Tuesday, is considerably improved to-
day. He rested exceptionally we'll
Thursday night.
Willard Hull vice United States con-
sui at Hankow, China, who has been on
an extended leave of absence in this
country, will leave> about the LIST of
December for San Francisco from
which port he will SAIL on December Z
for Hankow
Mrs. Fred Robertson, who was the
victim of vicious assault by burg
lar at her home on Wednesday night
| is somewhat improved today. Her ner-
yous condition is somewhat improved,
/ but she still suffers from the bruises
and the shock, and is contend to her
bed.
Pebbles, the high school paper, is out
for the current month and shows
another improvement over the preced-
ing issue Miss Amy Wells has a cover
page design for Thanksgiving, in the
| shape of large turkey done in black
| and white that is very creditable for
| a young artist.
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Quite number of the members of
| Marshalltown council, knights IF t;h.-
| umbus, will go to Des Moines Sunday.
to attend the initiation ceremonies of a
large class into the Des Moines coun-
Gil The local council is making ar
rangements TO have a class in the flu
ture, probably in December.
w. E. Roark a stenographer in the
office of Master Mechanic I. M. Feel
ey, of the Iowa Central, has accepted a
position as a clerk in the office of the
general superintendent of the Great
! Northern at Spokane. Wash. and will
leave within a few days to assume his
duties. The position came thru ]. P.
Mead, formerly of the Central master
mechanics office. who is now chief
clerk to the superintendent of the
! Great Northern.
r. H. Duncan. of the Marshalltown
Cornice Company, went to Mason City
Thursday night. called by the death of
one of his employees, Fred Rob-
iuson, who fell from a build
| ing and was killed by having his
skull fractured. The man had only
been employed by the company three
weeks, having been hired by Foreman
Dan Kelly at Mason City Robinson
was single man and was a resident
of ST. Elmo III. Mr.. Duncan will re-
turn home Saturday night.
Miss Katherine Murphy, teacher of
the sixth grade at the Click school,
who leaves for Nashua tomorrow
| morning, where she has accepted
high school position, was given
pleasant surprise by the teachers of the
building, Thursday afternoon after
school. Others present were Miss Flor
ence King, supervisor of music, and
Misses Annabelle Hoes and Ina Will
who are doing cadet work in that
building. A. chatting dish lunch was
served in the kindergarten room. The
children in Miss Murphy's room had
previously presented her with a pretty
parting gift. consisting of jewel box
and set of fancy pins.
An interesting parish meeting was
enjoyed by members of st. Pauls par
ish at the home of Mr.. and Mrs James
Skegg. 2031s West Main street, Thurs
day evening. and was largely attended
Rev John Arthur rector Of craca