Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-27

Band plays, Kinks rink, tonight.
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Dance at Forney's hall Wednesday.
Eagles big fair tonight, Finkefs hall
Drs Conway, physicians and sur:
geons.
Home made mince meat at the Mu-
tual Benefit
Order your Thanksgiving flowers OF
kemble at once.
j. e. Mcdonald was in, Iowa Falls
today on business.
Attend the base ball meeting at the
council chamber Tuesday evening.
Miss Ethel Nicholson left Monday
for Long Island, Kas. where she will
visit for three months with relatives.
The Concordia Naebund will hold a
| meeting Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Gottlieb SchmelZ. Ill East Linn street.
| I. j. Dudley, of F'romberg, Mont, is
| in the city for a short visit with his
mother Mrs. Sarah Dudley, and sister.
Mrs. George Gregory
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Miss Florence Kelley, of Chicago. ar
rived in the city Monday evening. and
viii be the guest of Miss Bess ketchum
and other friends for few weeks.
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The city authorities are hurrying to
complete the dam before severe wea-
| Their sets in, and the rest of the popu-
lace are hurrying to select their holt
day furniture at A. E. Wilbur & Sons.
The Entire Nous Club met Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Fred Weles A
very nice afternoon was enjoyed. select
readings of both stories and poetry
pertaining to Thanksgiving, being en-
joyed.
| w. j. Ivory went to Minneapolis,
| Monday, and from there will go to
| Staples, Mimi, to be present at the
marriage of his brother which will be
celebrated on Thanksgiving day Mr..
Ivory will be absent from the city
| about ten days.
Miss Emma Curtis, principal of the
Click school, who has been in Mime
apols visiting the public schools OF
that city during the past few days. will
return home Wednesday. Mrs. f. L..
Kinnan has been substituting for her
during her absence.
Make this a practical Christmas.
Nothing makes a more worthy gift
than useful furniture. Marion Gard
has all kinds to select from. His fur
niture is all new and np-to-date in
design and workmanship. All practical
gifts. Liberal discount for cash.
The second of the series of Our Club
dances was held Monday evening in
Red Mems hall, and an exceptionally
good time was enjoyed About fifty
couples were present. and music for
the program of dances was furnished
by a six-pece orchestra. Refreshments
were served during the evening.
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In the canvass made in Des Moines
by the state executive council of the
vote at the recent fall election, the
number of votes cast for Dr.. Pauline
Myers Townsend, who was a candidate
for auditor of state on the socialist
ticket, was made public for the first
time. The vote for Mrs. Townsend
totaled S,5O4.
The paving of the alley back of the
Great Western passenger station be-
tween Third and Fourth avenues, and
the space about the station platform
was completed by the railroad COM
pany this morning. This work has been
in progress for months, but has been
frequently delayed on account of ma
terial not arriving. The improvement
is marked one and greatly increases
the appearance of the depot grounds
and the alley.
Dr. S. Clyde Williams, who is at Iowa
State College, Ames, where he has been
assistant coach of the college foot ball
team this fall, will go to Kansas City
Thanksgiving day to umpire the game
between the universities of Missouri
and Kansas. Mr.. Williams services as
an official have been in demand this
fall, he having officiated at nine differ
ent games. and in one instance at two
on one day. After the season closes
Thanksgiving day, his plans are UNI
decided altho he may return here to
remain during the rest of the winter.
A birthday party, celebrating the
21st anniversary of Miss Jennie l..
Bergh, was enjoyed Monday evening
by company of twenty-five friends
at the home of the hostess mother.
Mrs. A. E. Palmer, 40 Frederick
street. The evening was spent very
pleasantly in social way, and with
an Informal musical. A three-course
supper was served during the evening.
Among the guests were two who were
assigned to the places of guests of
honor at the table. These were Mr..
Joseph Tuffree, aged SO, and Mrs. Polly
Hankins, aged Sc. Mrs. A. w. Dudley,
of Des Moines, was the only out-of-
town guest. The hostess received many
very pretty gifts to help her remember
the occasion.
DOCTORS TRIALS.