Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-02
Dance at Forney's hall Saturday.


at o. f. Tuttle's, West Main.
Boueless Goldfish, anchivies. STRAIN
ming and Ak herring at olson's.
Solray coke, the new process" fuel
For sale by Consumers Fuel Co.
| . ..-
Zelda, palmist, card reading medium
III East State street. sunday last day
Drink German American coffee. Al
ways the same. d. S. Good Grocery
Co.
We show large assortment of flu,
neck scarfs from 81 up. NJ, f. An
drews.
If you have not registered youS last
opportunity comes tomorrow between
s a, m. and p. m
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society will
hold an exchange at A. Il. Wilbur g.
Sons store Saturday.
I l am at my office. No. 1oG East Main
street. every day now. where clients
may find me, w E. Smelling.
Moving from one ward to another, or
being a new voter, compels regstra-
| Your last chance to register is tomor-
| row.
| The story is told of Marshalltown
woman who offered $50 10 any one cur
/ ing her dyspepsia. being cured by n
/ soc box of Mona stomach tablets. Nc
Bride & VIII sell Mona under guaran-
| tee.
Miss Pearl Grower, wno underwent
an operation for appendicitis at st.
| Thomas hospital Thursday morning.
continues to do nicely, and is mprov-
| ing just as rapidly as could be ex-
| pected.
General Superintendent d. l.. Noon
an, of the Iowa Central, accompanied
| by his wife and children. passed thru
/ the city Thursday evening on the 200,
attached to No. 9. en- route to oska-
| losa, where he will remain for Il few
| days on business.
L. r. Brackney, of Clemens, son of
| Aaron Brackney has been discharged
from St Thomas hospital, where he
has been patient for four weeks, taxi
ing treatment for congeni.al iritis. Mr..
Brackney returned to his home Thurs
day evening. and is YER! much inn
proved.
The Concordia Naebund meeting
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. L. +.
Boomer was a sew party, at which sew
eral guests We're entertained. The
guests were Mesdames Q. l.. Ingleiue,
Lebeus Bash. Herbert Black, James
Ellis and Lou Baumgartner and Miss
Rose Bowman.
The Excelsior Aid Society was en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Hotchkiss, 1857 South Second avenue.
Twenty four members were present.
and after the regular meeting, refresh
ments were served by the hostess, who
was assisted by her daughter, Mrs.
Mamie j. Vanderveer.
Misses Maude Barr, Ethel Hunt,
Ella Baker. Pearl Carlson, Dorothy
Medary and Eva Ormrod, all students
at Cornell College. Mt. Vernon, We're
in the city Thursday evening, being on
their way to Grinnell where they will
be in attendance a the state Y. w.
C. A. convention, which began Thurs
day evening and continues over Sun
day
Oscar Rosengren. of 4o4 Arson street,
the young man who WAS badly hurt
last July by being run into by an auto,
while riding his bicycle, is able to be
out with the aid of crutches. Rosen-
gren sustained a very severe COM
pound, comminuted fracture of the
left leg, and it will be many weeks be-
fore he can use the leg as he did be-
fore the accident
Thursday was Grieg day for the art
and music department of the Women's
Club. which was entertained at the B.
f. Cummings home by Mrs Cum
mings. Mrs. George Gregory Mrs.
Charles Brown, Mrs, George McNeely.
and Mrs r. G. Duncan. The numbers
on the program We're paper on
"Grieg,' Miss Catharine Armbruster;
piano, Butterfly" Miss Frances Nor
ley; paper on "Millet,' Mrs. H. P. Duff
field; poem, The Man With the Hoe
Mrs. George Darling; piano, Asses
Tod and "Anita's Dance Miss Arm
bruster. Thirty We're present, and af-
ter the program enjoyed light refresh
ments.
seven YOUNG iduS tiiClluS psi PC
trated a pleasant surprise on Miss
Grace IIilborn. at her home, corner of
Second and Church streets. Thursday
evening. They went masked and at
tired in costume SO misleading, that
it took her some little time to discover
their identity. Flasnlight pictures We're
taken during the evening, dancing was
INDUCED in. and afterward an oyster
supper was served by the callers. who
were Misses Lydia Kelleher. Maud
Johnson. Daisy Matthews, Grace Ewald, |
Mae Baker. Jessie Pentland and Ber-
tina Campbell. the latter of whom con-
trived to keep Miss Kilborn at home
until the arrival of the others.
GUST A LITTLE."