Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-10
DR. Mighell, surgeon and physician.
DR.. Burkhart, osteopath 800 w Main.
New ladies' waist sets just received
~ 4 H. L. 1t.

Humphrey and Mann's bone cutters,
$11.75 and $S.25. See Schmidt.
Remember the valentine supper in
| the basement of the CONGREGATIONAL
church Wednesday evening
Mrs. L. G. Beeson has issued in
| vitations for a luncheon and card
! party on Saturday afternoon, Feb
ruary II.
The Baptist ladies will serve Linz
coin tea Monday afternoon from 2:30
to 3 at the b. w. Sinclair home, 4o7
North First street. Price 10 cents.
Professor III. w. Dow, of Ames, gives
his electrical engineering lecture at
the r. r. Y. NJ. c. A. Monday evening
Subject Central Station Operation
Monday and Tuesday we offer you
some great values in children's muslin
underwear-pants' skirts, waists and
combination skirt and waist. f. r.
Lay.
Buy Perolin, the destroyer of dust,
from the Marshall Oil Co They are
sales agents for Iowa, Nebraska and
the Dakotas. Ask them about perolin
Phones 80.
Miss Cora Lusby, 5121a North First
avenue, very delightfully."- entertained
ten Of her girl friends Friday evening.
Finch was one of the principal amuse-
ments enjoyed, and dainty refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. E. H. Keller arrived home
Friday from Milwaukee, where, for the
past nine weeks she has been i'll. Mrs.
Keller went to Milwaukee on a visit
and was taken sick. She is now
greatly improved, however.
Marshall Lodge, No 312, b. p. o. E.,
entertained it's members and their
friends at smoker and social session
in the club rooms Friday evening. The
number attending was large, and a
very enjoyable evening was spent.
Miss Marion Forney arrived in the
city this morning from Chicago, where
she is in training in the West Side
hospital, being called by the serious
illness of her grandfather, Mr.. Henry
Forney, who resides at s East State
street.
If your appetite is good, the place
for you to get satisfaction for it is at
Henry Sundelrs Cafe on North Gem
ter street. Those 15-cent meals are
cooked to perfection, and the oyster
stews are fine Sundell serves the best
of everything at all times.
Henry Forney, of East State street,
is very seriously i'll of pneumonia His
son, Mr.. c. Fl. Forney, of C,hehalis.
WASH who has been summoned, left
Chehalis yesterday morning, and is ex-
pected to arrive Monday. Mr. Forney
is So years old, and at his age the ILL
ness is very likely to prove serious.
The gymnasium class of the junior
department of the Y M. c. A. will give
it's last open afternoon during the
winter season, on next Wednesday,
when the parents and sisters of the
boys will be free to go to the building
and watch the class go thru its exer-
cises. The class work begins at 1880
o'clock.
Unusual interest centers about the
r. r. Y. NJ c. A. meeting tomorrow at
$3.50 on account of the discussion of
the important Y M. c. A conference
recently held at ST. Louis. 1t will be
led by DR.. George f. Wanberg, who at
tended as a delegate. Music will be
furnished by the Mandolin Club half
hour before the meeting
We are now located in much larger
quarters and can make you a suit or
overcoat on short notice. We have so
many styles to select from that you
cannot help but be pleased with some
of them. We have in stock at all times
the finest domestic and imported fab
RIGS, and the style and fit of our suits
are proverbial. Tony Psencka.
The social affair given Friday even
ing at the George Allen home, north
of town, by the ladies of the S. C. 1. |
Club to their families, proved a most
delightful affair. Fifty four were pres
ent to enjoy the occasion. A two
course luncheon was served, smilax
tied with pink and white ribbon, the
club colors, being given as favors. The |
ladies came down stairs masked and I
were sold at auction to the highest |
bidder, this being the novel method i
provided of getting partners for sup
per- The evening was enjoyed with
games and music. Guests present |
other than the families of the club |
were Mr.. and Mrs. George |
Ferguson, Misses Kate and Lena Estel I
of this city, Miss Nellie Ward, Messrs
Charles and Ralph Ward, and Messrs.
George and Carl Lewis.
Short meetings of both the board of
directors and of the association of the
Y NJ. C. A. were held Friday night |
The proposed amendment to the con-
was brought UP in the asso
citation meeting, and was held over un-
Ill the annual meeting of the associa-
lion next week. 1t is proposed to amend
The constitution so that eight of the
twelve directors will be from some
branch of the railroad service. and the
other four from the business mems
Heretofore all of the di-
,ectors have been men from the rail-
'oad service, and an advisory board
vas formed to give the business men
, voice in the affairs of the association
The board of directors ordered new
ceiling placed in the reading room,
where part of the plastering fell
friday.
Mrs. c. II. Van Law, 10 North Tenth
street. very delightfully."- entertained
Ter Sabbath school class of the Chris
ian church Friday evening. The class
s composed of thirteen boys, of whom
hose able to be present, We're Ray