Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-06
Band plays at Kinks rink tonight.
DIR Bullard. osteopatn. 2s East Main

More new wash goods at M. Il. An
drews'.
Don't miss the fraternities dance and
fair at Finkle's hall tomorrow night
| Try Culley's best flour, only $3.50 per
sack, 5 cents less in three or more sack
lots.
| .
Small and large hickory nuts thin
shelled almonds, extra fancy mixed
nuts at Culley's.
Valentine napkins, tally cards,
hearts and all styles of valentines at
Simmons Book Store.
The comedy Side Tracked" at the
10, 25, 35 and so cents.
Go to Finlsles hall tomorrow night
and dance the F'raternal executive
committee out of the hole.
The Tirzah Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. Edward Plummer, sol West
railroad street, tomorrow afternoon.
| Leonard VS.. Drummer tonight, hee.
and toe walk, Finkle's hall at p. m.
Admission 20 cents. ladies reserved
| seats free
MIR. Sam Burroughs went to Chicago
| this afternoon, where he will be a day
or so on business, and will spend one
day at the automobile show.
| James Dunno, of Chicago. owner of
the union station eating house, was in
| the city Monday night on business. Mr.
| Dunno went to Boone this morning
| The Ladies' Cemetery Aid Society
will meet tomorrow afternoon with
| Mrs. Fred Bailey and Mrs. George La
Plant at the LaPlant home los South
| First avenue.
| Professor George H. Belts, of the
chair of psychology of Cornell College,
was in the city Monday as the guest
of DR.. w. f. Pitner and Rev. NJ ~
Smith being on his way to Des
| Moines
BY special request there will be II
masquerade Friday evening at the ice
| skating rink Eighth avenue and Main
streets. A pair of ladies' and pair Of
gents skates will be given for the
| two best costumes.
Inc Enlre NOUS CluD met Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. l.
| WATSON. for continuation of it's study
| in Shakespeare's Twelfth Night"
Next week the meeting will be with
Mrs. r. H. Willard
| Miss Bessie .McNeely, 30S North
First street informally entertained {,
small company of friends at cards
| Monday evening. Mr.. l.. W. Hobbie of
| Hampton, was guest. A dainty
luncheon was served and music was
enjoyed.
Mr.. Peter Murphy who is a student
at st. Paul's Seminary, ST Paul, and
who has been spending a few DAYS
of his vacation here with his cousin.
Mrs j. c. WEIGH. left Monday for Vail,
to remain for short time with his
uncle, Rev James Murphy
Some women are not properly pro-
portioned. Their figures need coaxing
and perfection. The W. b. corset will
tone down the ugly points and sup
plant them with soft graceful lines and
smart modish carriages. A special
model made just to fit you. Lady ex-
pert filter at NJ. f. Andrews
Miss Iona Mason. 81 West Main
street, pleasantly entertained the III.
H. Club of ladies. at her home Monday
evening. One guest was present. be-
ing Miss Nelson, of Kansas City.
Music and games made the evening
pass pleasantly. The hostess served
dainty luncheon. in which SNOWFALL
effect was prettily carried out.
Mrs. Thomas Kimball entertained
the Ladies Reading Circle at its regu-
lar weekly meeting Monday afternoon
Only about one-half of the members
We're present. Thef circle is still pur-
suing the study of German history
and the readers yesterday were Mrs
R. e. Sears and Mrs J. M. Parker
The meeting next Monday will be at
the home of Mrs. j. r. Bradbury.
The Marshalltown Buggy Company
this morning donated to the directors
of the Marshalltown Base Ball associa-
ton handsome runabout which will
be given away at the base ball fair. to
be held in Finkle's hall, February 10 to
II. This beautiful vehicle is valued at
800 and will be presented to soma
lucky person who attends the fair
Watch for other donations in the dis
play advertisement on this page.
The regular meeting of the Chapter
BIB, of P. E. O., was held Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. c. r.
Harper The program was on French
art, and Mrs. Duffield was the leader
giving paper on Cart. Life and Parts
Salon The papers of the afternoon
were especially interesting, and others
given were on David" by Mrs. W. H
Burrows; "Watteau." by Mrs NJ S.
Nc F'arland; Lorraine" by Mrs
Mairs; and "Bouguereau," by Mrs.
c. R. Harper. There was almost full
attendance of the members present
Messrs. j. H. Wright and Harry
Fetters left this morning for Tulsa. 1.
T., where they expect to engage in the
restaurant business. At present there
is no suitable vacant building at Tulsa,
and Mr.. Wright and Mr.. Fetters will
remain there until they either see a
chance to rent some good place, or de-
eide to build Mr.. Fetters was form
erly a cook at Sundell's cafe and has
been in the restaurant business for
about eight years. AS soon as tho
young men get opened up they will
move their families south. Mrs. J. H.
Wright ST.. will continue to maintain
her home here.
The funeral of the late D. H. Gross