Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-22
DR.. Jay. physician and surgeon.
DR. Bullaru. os1eopatn g East Main

| morning on business.
The Presbyterian ladies will give d
six O'Clock colonial dinner on the 2Stl
at SO West Main street.
! Wanted-Girl to assist in house
| work Need not necessarily be compe-
tent. Inquire at 2o6 South Fifth street
| Be sure and follow the crowd to tn,
masquerade at Kinks rink tonight; S:
| to the one wearing the most unique
costume. Good music by the band.
The Band Ladies Aid Society met a
| the home of Mrs. Fred Robertson, 81
North Second avenue, Wednesday, ant
| enjoyed very pleasant afternoon.
| Your money does not belong to q
union. Make it work time and a hall
by buying your wall paper at Dinges
& Everists, opposite Methodist
church.
Skate masquerade at Parrett's rink
| tonight Awards-Best lady make-ur
| one set silver knives and forks Best
gents makeup one set silver table
| spoons.
| There will be a ball contest on roller
| skates by ladies at Kinks rink Friday
night. To the lady changing the ball
from one basket to another first will
receive 50.
Visit M. F. Andrews ready to- wear
garment department. All the latest
novelties in spring jackets, automo-
bile and cravenette coats, spring suits
and childrens wraps.
Helen, the little daughter of Mr. and
and Mrs. F. E. Northup. who has been
ill for several weeks with tuberculor
trouble, is able to be about the house
on crutches, and is improving.
If this was the Garden Of Eden and
Adam was removed from here, La
Plant don't see why Adam shouldn't
easily moved are the Globe Wernicke
book cases. A. E. Wilbur & Sons
have them for SALE
Notice-Alf prescriptions were saved
from the fire, and will be on file at my
Pilgrim Drug Store. Everyone wanting
prescription refilled please telephone
send or bring, and they will receive
prompt and accurate attention. Chas.
j. Lander, oil dreliable druggist
Banquet tickets are now on sale at
each of the four banks and with the
following officers and directors of the
association. w. II. Burrows, o. l.. In
gledue, L. G. Abbott. E. r. Lay, S. w.
LaShelle, B. w. Sinclair, E. A. Morgan
and Mcdonald & Mahood Prices
$1.O0. BANQUET at Pilgrim $40 o. M.
February %.
The history department. of the wom-
ems Club, met with Miss Gertrude
Tomlinson. 100 North Third street
Wednesday afternoon The attendance
was fair, and the program consisted o.
continuation of the study of The
Jews. Mrs. w. P. James read a paper
entitled THE Religion of the Jews"
The hostess served light luncheon.
Miss Nellie Worcester, formerly n
teacher in the public schools of this
city. but now of Spokane, Wash.
writes friends in this city of the death
of her sister. Mrs. Maud Thompson, of
Everett, Wash. Mrs. Thompson lived
in Albion as a girl. and went to Grand
Junction, Colo, and was married, about
twelve years ago. She leaves besides
her husband two little daughters and
babe two weeks old.
Mrs. j. p. Dotson, Ill North Third
street, was hostess Wednesday after
noon at small surprise party given
for her sister. Ruth Lusby. who wa
s years of age yesterday. Nine other
little girls We're present, Elsie Talbot.
Marian Burrows, Clara and Mildred
Flower, Mildred Kirby. Grace Beeks.
Anna McCombs, Mary Wells and
Elizabeth Urine. The party was Civ
en- after school, and hunting contest
for tiny dolls, resulted in Clara Flower
finding the largest number and being
given the prize. The hostess was assist
ed in serving at 5 o'clock tea by her
sister, Eva Lusby.
Joseph H. Hollenbeck, sueing for
the benefit of the estate of Myrta Hol-
lenbeck, deceased, and for himself
and brother, Carl E. Hollenbeck bene-
ficiaries and only heirs of the estate.
has brought second suit against G.
F. Capron Of State Center, who has
been administrator of the estate since
January 20, 1900 1t is alleged in the
petition that Mr.. Capron has failed to
make a proper accounting, and judg-
ment for 5000 Is asked it being claimed
that Mr. Capron is liable under his
bond of $500 A similar suit wa,
brought and trial was commenced
during the January term, but the sui.
was dismissed by Mr. Hollenbeck's at
torney.
The members of Mr.. C. H. Young's
large Methodist Sunday school class of
young ladies were hostesses Wednes-
church, to the young men of DR.. Wan
berg's class The total number of both
classes present to enjoy the affair was
about $50. 1t had been planned to
hold this valentine party last week, but
it was postponed on account of the re-
yiyal meetings then in progress. The
decorations We're of red and white.
Various amusements were enjoyed.
After valentines had been matched to
secure partners, each couple was CIV
en- a certain amount of heart money
the large booth where supplies for
making valentines were on sale. Mrs.
Charles Chinn and Mr.. Ralph Wild
man We're the couple winning the
prize for making the prettiest valen-
tine. The prize was bouquet of
violets. New partners, for supper
were again chosen by matching valen-
tines. Light refreshments were serv-
ed. and all enjoyed fine time.,