Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-01-09
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Observation-Disclosures!
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Band ut Kirk rink tonight.
Dr. Jay. physscian I'D surgeon.
VIM. Battln. 6 per cent farm loans.
DIR Mighell. surgeon and physician.
DIR Ballard osyeopatn. 20 East Main.
DIR, l-ierle, eye. ear, nose aud throat
Glasses property fitted.
The original Marshalltowu band will
play at Parrett's rink tonight
There will be Il masquerade at Kirk $
rink Monday night the 18TH Don't
miss ii.
The w. II. C. Aid Society will meet
With Mrs. John Irwin, los South Third
street. tomorrow afternoon.
The home and education department
of the Women's Club will meet with
Mrs III. "A. llinnan tomorrow after
noon.
The history department of the Won
ems Club will be entertained tomor-
row afternoon by Mrs. II. II. Nichols,
la North Center street
The w. c. r. IT, will meet tomorrow
afternoon at the Friends church. begin
ming al o'clock. Mrs Jesse Cole will
nave charge OF the meeting
The Ladies' Guild of ST Pauls par
ish viii hold their monthly mNe.la:,
aud tea tomorrow at the home OF Mrs.
l. c. Norris. 500 North Center street.
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DR.. II, j. Neiman went to Anes this
morning to attend the annual meeting
of the Iowa State Veterinary Associa
ton. which meets in the Iowa State
College hospital building today. We'd
nesday and Thursday.
The Iowa Central will run special
excursion train from Hampton to Mar
shall town OH Friday. January IL, on
account of the gorgeous spectacle, "The
Sleeping Beauty and the Beast at
the Odeon on that night.
The members of the Ladies' Reading
Circle met with Mrs. j. M Parker
Monday afternoon. Mrs. c. S Giddings
and Mrs. James Hall were the readers.
The meeting next week will be at the
home of Mrs r. e. Sears
Miss Lucille Warren who for the
past two years has been employed in
the Henry Pappe store, has resigned
her position. Miss Warren will go to
Des Moines the last OF this week to re-
main Indefinitely with her sister, Mrs.
Charles Maxwell.
Mr.. r. e. Elliott of Denver. of the
firm of Garrett & Elliott. wholesale
hardware dealers. is in the city for a
stay of a few days on business. Mr.
Elliott's firm is the jobbers of Torrid
Zone furnaces in Denver and its vicin-
itN and Mr.. Elliott's trip here is to visit
the factory.
The dispatches from Des Moines
Monday. telling of the opening of the
legislature, refer to the honor bestow-
ed upon Representative b +. Cum
nings. OF this city. who was made
speaker pro tenn. Mr. Cummings was
similarly honored two years ago when
the legislature met
Mr. L. NJ Marsh, of Charles CITY,
who has been visiting for Il few weeks
with his daughter. Mrs j. III. Telling
ham. and family, went to Des Moines
board of directors of the Town Mutual
Fire Insurance Company. MIR Marsh
will return here before going home
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Marshalltown friends of Mrs. C. S.
Blair Ir.. of Omaha, will be sorry to
learn Of her critical illness in an Omaha
hospital, as the result of a severe sur
gical operation which she underwent
two weeks ago. 1t was feared Monday
that she could not survive the day, but
word this morning, to Mr.. Blair's aunt
Miss Nettie Hayzlett, says she is some
what improved. Mrs. Blair visited here
last summer, and made many warm
personal friends.
There was good attendance at thu
meeting of the Literature and c. L. S.
c.. department of the Women's Club
Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Benjamin Packer, Ill South First
street. The reading of the book "Ital-
ian Cities was finished, and appro-
pirate pictures shown in connection
Herewith. The study of italian poetry
will probably be taken up next. Mrs
Allie Packer. of Martelle was a guest
Mrs. c. Estey, 512 South Third street,
company of twelve little
friends OF her daughter, Gertrude, Mon
day afternoon, in honor of the latter's
seventh anniversary. Games were
played, after which refreshments were
served by the hostess. The guests
We're Jennie and Marjorie Mitchell,
Gladys Pierson, Anna Thiele, Myrtle
Ferguson, Loretta Draper. Cornelia Nor
ton, Lille Hamlin. Edith McBroom
Gladys F'litton Kathryn Schneider and
Mabel Stewart
Superintendent f. L. Coffeen, who
since the fire which damaged his
apartments in the Church -Cottle resi-
dence has been living with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. E. Carver, will move back into the
house today or We1nes-
day, the repairs on that part Of She
house having been finished. Mrs Cof-
feen. who has been visiting for several
weeks with her parents in Mime ,o1a
arrived home Monday evening Mr.
Church will leave tonight for Los An
geles to spend the rest of the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Swick entertain
ed at their home. 80 South Center
street, Monday evening THE jolly
Few Club and few guests with five
hundred Mrs. A. w Heald won the
head prize for the ladies and Mr. j.
B. Simmons the gentlemen's first prize.
The members present We're Mr.. and