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

Girl for general homework wanted
Mrs. F. E. Northup, sos West State
street.
| We have several extra sizes, "A, &c
and As ladies' cloth coats we offer at
half price NJ F. Andrews.
The ice skating rink at Eighth ave-
nue. and Main is as slick as glass. Open
every afternoon and evening.
Buy your tea and coffee of Culley
and save your coupons for fancy dishes
and enameled cooking utensils.
Culley's fresh oysters are the best,
| large sized; no spoiled ones sold from
our market; only 35 cents per quart.
Hecker & Calllins We're awarded the
contract for plumbing the house be-
longing to Mrs. Waldo, No. 80 East
| Main street.
| Every overcoat in our entire stock
sold from s5.75 to s12, goes Saturday
at S. Cone to person). E. H. Keller,
| 80 East Main.
| Hecker & Calkins were awarded the
| contract for plumbing the house be-
longing to MIR. Charles Dunn, No. GIL
East Main street.
| The western melo- drama, "The
Travellers Rest" will be presented at
the Odeon Sunday evening" Prices To-,
20 and 30 cents.
There will be skate contest at
Kinks rink tonight. Come out and
see what you get. as he always pays
his contestants well.
A good meeting of the Ladies Aid
Society of the German F'riedens
church was held Thursday afternoon
The hostess was Mrs M. j. Schmelz,
Ill East Linn street
Mrs. John Twigg 3Os South Tenth
street, was hostess Thursday afternoon
to the Excelsior Aid Society members
The usual routine business was carried
out, and the meeting was a good one
To celebrate the opening of our new
store opposite court house. Saturday,
one day only, every overcoat in our
entire stock, sold from $3.50 to S25
will be sold at $10-one to a person. E.
H. Keller, 80 East Main.
The Court of Honor Circle met with
Mrs. M. P. Matson. Col North Third
avenue, Thursday afternoon, with an
attendance of seventeen. Light re-
freshments We're served, the hostess
being assisted by Mrs. Hans Peterson,
and Mrs. Cora RUSSELL
Miss Blanche Young, of Minneap-
oils, arrived in the city Thursday, and
will visit for about two weeks with her
sister, Mrs. f. F. McCombs, and fam
lily. Miss Young came especially to
attend the Riesen- Nelson wedding,
which takes place February 8.
Iowa Central engine No. 95, which
has been in the local shops for the
past two months being overhauled and
repaired, is again ready for service,
and was sent out of the shops today.
1t will be placed in the freight SER
vice on the north end of the line.
Mrs. w. F. Jordan, superintendent
of the Union Mission, Thirteenth and
Summit, was presented with beauti-
full easy chair, the gift of the W. G.
t. U. and members of the mission.
The gift was a token of esteem, made
because of Mrs. Jordan's good work
in the mission.
A great hit was made by the pres
ident of the l.. A. S. by serving Wild
Rose Coffee last night. They received
many compliments on the rich creamy
flavor and general excellence of it.
Not too mild nor too strong, but just
right. Insist on Wild Rose. Your gro
GER can and will get it for you if he
doesn't have it in stock. 1t is special
fine quality for Marshalltown citizens,
roasted here and distributed by Let's,
Fletcher Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Young, of
Huron, S. D., arrived in the city
time with Mrs. Young's nephew, Mr..
Marion Gard, and family. Mr.. Young
left for Iowa City this morning to be
gone for short time on business. Mr..
Young formerly lived in this city. and
was member of the firm of Steele &
Young, blacksmiths. He is now sher-
if of Beadle county, having been
elected last fall.
About twenty relatives and friends
were guests at reception given
Thursday evening by Mr. and Mrs. c.
A. Bishop for their son, Mr.. John N
Bishop and his bride. formerly Miss
Annabel Barley who We're married in
this city Wednesday evening. Three
were present from out of town, Miss
Mary Salmon, Mr.. Barley Salmon
cousins of the bride. and Mrs. Clara
Matson. all Of Princeton, I'll. A two
course luncheon was served by Mrs
Bishop. who was assisted by Mrs. D.
N. Dickey, John Dickey and Ralph
Bishop
Thursday afternoon after teachers
at the Abbott school, the in
in that building the members
of the school board and their wives.
also Mrs. Coffeen. perpetrated a most
delightful surprise on Superintendent
z. T. Coffeen. In honor of his BIRTH
day anniversary Delicious refresh
ments were served in two courses. and
the table was decorated with flowers.
an appropriate number of candles and
a birthday cake At the close of the
repast. the guest Of honor made a
little speech In appreciation of the af-
fair.
Mr.. j. NJ Holt. this morning, closed
a deal for the purchase of the A. P.
Strub residence property at 1114 West
Main street. There are two lots includ-
ed in the purchase and the cottage on
one of them is thoroughly modern in
every respect The location is also fine /