Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-06
Dance at Fon-ney's hall Wednesday.
DR.. Bullard, osteopath, rs East MAR


day afternoon with Mrs. Lora Bennett,
407 North Second avenue.
The Court of Honor Circle will meet
with Mrs. NJ. L. Parrett, West Grant
street, Wednesday afternoon.
The thrilling story of life in the west,
'At Cripple Creek" is booked at the
Qdeon for Friday evening, November 3.
Stomach dosing will not cure catarrh.
Breathe Hyomei and it's germ killing
air will cure the disease. Mcbride &
/ Will sell on guarantee
The regular Christian Endeavor So
ciety business meeting and social will
be held this evening in the basement
! of the Christian church.
The funeral of the late Peter o. Co.
/ hoe. of the Soldiers Home, was held
from the assembly hall Monday after
noon. 1nterment was in the Home
cemetery.
John c. Crockett, clerk of the Iowa
supreme court, was in the city this
morning, being on his way to Des
Moines from Eldora, where he had been
to cast an early vote.
90 -
Milwaukee Solvay Coke" is the cor
rect name, but there's but one Sol
way so you don't have to add the
name of the city where it's made. For
sale by Consumers Fuel Co.
The Busy Bee Circle of the L. o. I. |
NJ. will meet with Mrs. e. j. Robb, Mrs.
b. B. Mcclure and Mrs. n. Martin. on
Wednesday afternoon at the, Robb
apartments. East State street.
For Rent The residence at III
North Third street. Has all modern
convenfenecs, two bath rooms. hard |
wood floor on entire lower floor VIII |
sell part of furnishings. Inquire of J.
p Dotson.
The meeting of the Ladies' Reading
Circle Monday afternoon was at the /
home of Mrs. James Hail. the read
ers being Mrs. Bradbury and Mrs
Frishee. The meeting next week will
be at the home of Mrs f, r. Jones.
Special for Wednesday. Armour.s
extract of beef demonstration, who is
conducting an exhibit in our store this
week, will serve Wednesday shrimp
wiggle. It's something new but delic-
ious. Try it at our expense. e. r.
Lay.
Miss Louise Gross, who has been
visiting at Reinbeck with her aunt
Mrs. A. E. Gllnes, for the past few
weeks and who has been spending a
few days in this city with Misses Flor
ence kellogg and Margaret WATSON,
left Monday evening for Omaha, where
she will meet her mother. Mrs E. B.
Hamei, of Byron, Neb. and accompany
the latter to Byron to live.
Mr.. H. r. Hinshaw, of New Proyi-
dence. spent Monday in the city with
ms uncle, Mr. H. W. Griffin, going in
the evening to Oskaloosa where he will
visit for week with his sister. Mrs.
Levi J. Spurgeon. Mr.. Hinshaw has
been teaching the Pleasant Hill school,
eight miles southwest of New Provi-
dence, which has just closed for a
weeks vacation He will teach the
winter term at the same school.
Copy for the delinquent tax list is
gong to the printer as fast as Treas
urer Cooper and his assistants can pre-
pare 1t, and the names of the delin-
quents will be published in a few DAYS.
Inc list THIS year is longer than in i:
the past few years. People who are
able and do pay their taxes have neg
lected to do so, for some unexplained
reason, and many will pay up before
the legal sale of property for taxes
takes place in December
go
Mrs. w. H. Brown, South Third
street, was agreeably surprised Mon
day afternoon by sixteen of her lady
in ho irI |
been invited in by her daughters Mrs.
John r. Havener and Miss Blanche
Donaldson. The day was the birthday
of both Mrs. Brown ana
her daughter, Miss Blanche Donald
son. The afternoon was spent social
ly. music was enjoyed and refresh
ments were served.
The program for the meeting of the ,
Women's Club Wednesday afternoon
will be in charge of the literature and :
z. L. 5. G. department, of which Mrs.
~ Merrill is chairman. The principal :
feature of the program will be a lee
-ure by Professor Noble, of Iowa Col
ege, Grinnell, who will address the
club on, the subject The Romantic
Poets" Mrs. Howard D. Wilbur will
sing, and a trio will be played by
Misses Frances Morley, Fannie Lennox
and Marjorie Nichols. <
Miss Mildred Horton was hostess to .
the Literary Clan Monday evening at
is meeting. Miss Isabel Mitchem had
he program in charge, her subject be- !
NJ the Dutch school artist, Rem
brandt. Miss Justine Jones had the
subject, Renaissance and Modern !.
art," and Miss Maybel French gave Il
sketch of Chopin. Instrumental num-
oers by Miss French and Miss Bertha
Horton were enjoyed, and dainty
unch was served by the hostess. Miss
Grace Duffield was a guest.
Travel both in and out of the city
his morning showed the usual falling (
IF due to election. Practically all s
travelling men are off the road. being
1t their homes to vote. The North
Westerns No. IA, usually filled with
ocal business, brought but three pas
engers into this city i'm the coach this I
morning, and they unloaded here Not
ver double that number was taken out :
# the city. Other trains were CORE !
pondingly light this morning
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Pollock, of Gear
1g, left Monday evening for Flagstaff,
-riz., where they will remain for visit
f a month with their son, Mr.. T. E..
Pollock, and family. The trip is made
It this time for the express purpose of