Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-07
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D. A. Collision, dentist, Tremon,
block.
Special prices on cut glass. Geo. ]
Allen.
"Rambo" apples today at Reynolds
& Sheldons.
Attend our embroidery sale. Benedic.
& Brintnall
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Once tried, always used-E. A. C. o
Sold by Kirk Bros
See the new things in jewelry at o
E. Tuttle's, West Main.
Follow the crowd to the masquer-
ade at Kinks rink tonight.
We have a very fine line of sole
silver flat ware. Geo. j. Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. c. Ely, of NORTH
Second street. are the parents of son
born Tuesday night.
The Concordia Naebund will NEE,
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. jacob
Wittel, 309 May street
MIR. and Mrs H. l.. Friend and MIR
Hardy Friend went to Chicago Tues.
day to remain for few days visiting
the automobile show.
DO you want good, hundred acre
farm, good buildings, fine location al
College town and a delightful home
If so, see or write A. H. Welker. Mar.
shalltown, Ia.
Iron beds are staple article an6
the prices are about the same through
out the country, but you will find the
special inducements during the sale a,
the d. G. Wilbur store are winners.
We have just received large ship
ment of boys and youths shoes. They
are better values than you usually
get. Try us on your next pair of boys
footwear. E. G. Wallace, the shoeist.
Andy" Wilbur denies that he is a
candidate for postmaster. Integrity
and unbroken promises have so in
creased the business of A. E. Wilbur &
Sons that he has no time to sell
stamps
BY special request there will be Il
masquerade Friday evening at the ice
s'tN'eiiis avenue ana MAIN
streets. A pair of ladies' and a pair Of
gents skates will be given for the
two best costumes.
Rev. L. b. HiX went to Cedar Rapids
this morning to attend the missionary
rally of the Congregational church
which is being held there today Rev.
RiX will attend the afternoon meeting
and the banquet this evening.
Emma Jean Carlton will be seen in
the comedy drama His Fathers Sim
at the Odeon next Sunday evening,
February 18th. The play is a good one
and tells a story of much heart inter-
est. Prices Is, %. So and so cents.
1t may get colder for few days, but
you will find the prices lower than
ever before no matter what the wealth
err is, at the D. c. Wilbur store. We
are having a stock reducing sale Until
February Is. and saving money for
all. of our customers on good furniture
and carpets. Pay us visit.
The Y. M. c. A. basket ball team,
composed Of Ross Salisbury. Thomas
Fuller. Roy Wakeman, w. l. Flanagan.
III. A. Henderson, and substitutes,
James Chinn and Archie Lennon, left
this morning for Cedar Falls. The
team will play the State Normal five
in the college gymnasium. Physical
Director Schroeder accompanied the
team.
Don't get excited if your office boy
smokes cigarettes or your housemaids
turns your wife out into the street.
These little things will happen some
times. Ard when they do happen you
should simply insert want ad in the
Times Republican and you'll find
good housemaid or office boy. People
who always take the right course al
ways obtain the right results Times
Republican want ads are effective.
A series of revival meetings, which
give prospect of resulting in much
good, has been begun at the First I'm
tied Evangelical church, under the di-
rection of Rev. L. H. Wood, of Grand
View. Mr.. Wood is a young man, and
a good speaker, and Tuesday night was
greeted by a large audience. Rev. E.
F. Nell, Of Des Moines, who is acting
as pastor Of the church at present, is
assisting Mr.. Wood The meetings will
continue Indefinitely, two weeks at the
least.
Mrs. H. f. McCombs, 402 North
Third street, most enjoyably entertain
ed at quilting party yesterday after
noon, twelve lady friends in honor of
Miss Anna Nelson. The quilt was pre-
sented when finished, to the guest of
honor. A most delicious tea of four
courses was served at O'clock by the
Bride. The table was decorated with
and ferns. Music was also
enjoyed later in the afternoon. The
only out-,oftown guest was Miss
Blanche Young of Minneapolis.
A party Of young people held a
roller skating party last evening from
$50 to 1880, after which all went to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Cation,
301 South First avenue, to partake Of
a bountiful oyster supper served by
the gentlemen. Those present were
the Misses: Mary and Tese Jordan,
Josephine and Ella Weloh, Mary. Ann
and Josephine McMahan, Georgia and
Frances Mooney, Agnes and Josephine
Coulton, Minnie Matchie, Mary Dunn,
and Mrs Cation, Messrs Glen Mac
Carten. Edward White, Will Ivory.
Frank MacCarten, James Crowley, d.
Quinn, w. Quigley, Edward Spreacker,
and NJ. Neicse.
The funeral Of Mrs Anna whitenack
was largely attended Tuesday after
noon from the Methodist church, con-