Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-01-18

New goods are arriving daily. Ben
edict &c BrintnaN.
Drink German American coffee. For
sale only by d. S. Good Grocery Co.
Mr.. William George, ahead of No
body's Claim was in the city yester-
day.
How many ever ready dust pans can
you use? Five cents only. See
Schmidt.
DIR. III. f. Echternacht, who has been
i'll Chicago for a few days, arrived home
this morning.
'Wearever" aluminium kitchen ware
-pleases everybody--will outwear any
granite ware. See Schmidt.
Glass hand and sewing lamps from
% cents UP in price, also the best
round wick reading lamp at Culley's.
Matinee at the Odeon Saturday ut
2:S0 o'clock. Prices 10 and % cents.
Twenty five valuable toys will be given
away free
We attribute our success in the
plumbing business to being honest and
reasonable with our customers Heck
er & Calloins.
A free bob ride to the new ice sl1at-
ing rink. Will leave Mcbride & Will
Drug Store every half hour from p.
m. to 8 p. m.
If you dance Racine" attend the
Royal Highlanders' carnival at tinkle's
hall tomorrow night and enter the
dance contest for prize.
District Passenger Agent George NJ.
Martin, of the Iowa Central. and Mrs.
Martin, We're in the city Wednesday
night to see THE Virginian.'
Free bob ride to the new ice skating
rink, Eighth avenue and Main street.
Come and bring your own skates Cen
eral admission, including skating 10
cents.
The Royal Highlanders give prizes
tonight to the persons guessing nearest
to the number of paid admissions to
their carnival from last Saturday night
up to 10 p. m. tonight. Come and
guess.
ing of the state travelling men at Des
Moines next Saturday, may procure
tickets Friday and Saturday morning
at Mcdonald & Mahoods, good to re-
turn until the last train Sunday night.
Great Western.
Masquerade Parretts skating rink
tonight. Two awards, a silver sugar
bowl for the best character represen-
ttion; a silver spoon holder for the
most comical makeup. Music by the
Marshalltown band. Doors open at
1880. General admission 10 cents
Skates 10 cents.
Friends in the city have received
word from Denver to the effect that
Clarence Yokom, who recently went to
Colorado on account of his health, is
| improving rapidly. Mr.. Yokom was
suffering from lung trouble, and the
western climate was recommended as
possible benefit to him.
Thirty-four We're at the meeting
Wednesday afternoon OF the Busy Bee
tanned by Mrs W. Hughes Mrs b. c.
a1OliiH anu MIS-. y. w. l1ulSOH Ut tlic
Hughes home $40 West Nevada street
Refreshments We're served bv The hos
tesses. Two guests We're present Miss
May Hughes and Mrs. Bates.
A gasoline water heater in the An
drews & Bonney barber shop, 134 East
Main street. caused a small blaze at
| I o'clock this morning. The heater
while burning, was being refilled when
the gasoline caught. The department
put out the fire before any damage
was done. Two alarms, the first OF
which was sounded 321 and the second
1872, caused many to believe there We're
two fires.
Marshalltown friends of Miss Anna
Flaherty, of Chicago, will be pleased tc
learn of her marriage, on January s,
at Chicago, to Mr. Glenwood Sherman
Buck. The at home cards read after
February 1 at "trhe Hamilton ST
Louis, Mo. Mrs. Buck, as Miss
Flaherty, visited in the city a few
years ago as the guest of Mrs. Charles
Randolph, who was then Miss Leona
Hole, and made many friends among
the young people of the city.
The Literature and History Club en-
joyed it's regular meeting Wednesday
evening at the w. w. HiXson home,
the subject of the program being Rus
STA Robert Shewalter opened the eve
ning's program with a piano solo, after
which the names of officers in the late
war, We're given in answer to the roll
call Mrs. H. H. Shumway gave a
paper on "Resources," and Mr.. III. w.
Moninger read an article on life in
Russia Clarence Edsall gave a read
ing, and Mrs. Ella Nichols read selec-
tons from Russian Ramblas," by
Hopgood Another paper, on Social
Classes was given by Mr.. w. w. HiX-
son. and the program closed with a vo-
cal duet by Lulu and Edna Corey. The
club meeting to have been held two
weeks ago, was held instead at the II.
NJ. Nichols home week ago last
evening.
HOLT PROPERTY SOLD.