Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-28

Another large crowd was in attend
ance at the band fair Tuesday night.
Dancing was the principal feature OF
the evenings amusement.
Wanted-Chamberm to care for
r. r. Y. Nj. G.. "A. dormitories. Appli-
cants should apply Association Bldg.
mornings between 9 and 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Price, of Lee
Grand, are parents of a daughter. Mrs.
Price was formerly Miss Eva Hanne-
gan. and is sister of Mrs. Dell Nc
Cord, of this city.
Mrs. l.. S. Peckha1n, who has been
suffering for number of weeks with
a sprained ankle, is improving nicely
and hopes within another week to
be able to get around once more.
Mr.. Graham w. Lawrence was in
Waterloo Tuesday looking after mat
tiers of business pertaining to the in
terurban. He says that the feeling OF
Waterloo is in favor of building the
road.
Who shall be Judge? is the latest
political question. Every discrimin-
ating housewife is judge of good fur
accounts for A. E. Wilbur & Sons
large patronage.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. H. l.. Sutton
entertained the regular meeting of the
Shakespeare Club, which continued it's
second reading of the play Macbeth"
The meeting next week will be with
Miss Alice Patterson, at her home on
East Church street.
Clerk of Courts H. 8. Lounsberry
has received notice from the board of
control that w. d. Boyd, a member of
the Soldiers Home. who was sent to
the hospital for the insane at Inde-
pendence. was paroled on February &c
on the application of Chaplain Jesse
Cole. He was released from the hos
pital and is to remain in the care of
Rev. Cole. Boyd was sent to the hos
pital on November 81, 1905.
DR.. I. H. Fry arrived home Tues
day evening from ColfaX where he
was called Sunday on account of the
dangerous illness of his sister-in-law,
Mrs. Dan Fry. Mrs. Fry is suffering
an attack of peritonitis, and is still
critically ILL., altho somewhat improved
over her condition Sunday. DR.. A. c.
Fry, who accompanied her husband to
Colfax Sunday evening, will remain
indefinitely.
Have you been attending our regular
Thursday bargain day sales? If not
you should do so. Tomorrow our offer
ing is our entire line of table linens
and napkins at 20 per cent discount
Or one-fifth off the regular price. Re-
member that every Thursday we make
a special reduction on some one line
of goods and you should attend and
see for yourself the money you can
make. Nettie Ingledue & Co.. the up
to-date dry goods house.
Ebenezer Damn and j. C. Hopkins
two of the old settlers of Green Noun
tain, celebrated their birthday ami
versaries at the Damn home Monday
by inviting in relatives. neighbors and
old friends to the number of forty
five. Mr.. Damn was so years of age
and Mr.. Hopkins So years on Monday.
The company came in the forenoon.
remained for dinner and spent the af-
ternoon socially. Mr. Damn, who has
gift for writing poetry,read an original
poem concentrating his eightieth
anniversary. Those who attended from
this city were e. R. Jones and r. b.
and William Wallace.
Bankers and Brokers" is the title
of the new musical comedy in which
Yorke & Adams will make their stel-
lar bow at the Odeon this evening, and
just at this TIME of seething finance"
is an appropriate and catchy title. 1t
is said to be one of the greatest hits of
all the laugh-making plays and seems
to be produced on exceptionally good
principles, namely: Nothing prettier
than pretty girl, nothing sweeter
than a sweet song, nothing more grace
full than graceful Dance" for all
these features have received special
attention. Mirth and music hold full
sway and the company contains
horde of merrymakers of reputation
and popularity. The many musical
numbers and specialties introduced are
entirely compatible to the performance,
and the action and "go" of the piece is
at all times rapid and artistic. Two
magnificent stage settings are dis
played. and in numbers and surround
ings the company is without peer
in all the realm of musical comedy.
DR.. and Mrs. w. c. Payne. corner
Of Third and State streets, entertained
most charmingly at their pretty home
Tuesday evening a company OF fifty
six frienis as compliment to Mr.
and Mrs w. A. Colder. of WHITEHALL
INeefer and Mrs. Marie Spear, who
have Been spending the winter in the
city. anu leave Friday afternoon for
Sterling. Morrison and Chicago, for a
short visit before returning to their
horne. The guests We're received by
Mrs. M',.rie Payne Griffin. daughter
of the knst and hostess. who assisted
Ter pa.e nts in entertaining. The
guest were invited for dinner. AMI fal-
loving an e:egant repast. served in
three courses by Misses Helen Wrig-
Bentley and Gladys kibbey, the guests
enjoyed five hundred. The decorations
of the rooms We're in pink. The pro-
gressfon honors for the evenings
games for the ladies fell to Mrs. E. E.
Hood ard Mr. George j. Allen, while
Mrs. D. S. Manney and Mr.. James
Zug received the consultations. The
prize for slams was awarded Mrs. w.
A. Sandoe. The guests of honor We're
the only ones present from out Of
town.