Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-12
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Valentines.
Valentines at Powers.
Valentines at Powers drug store.
Valentines at Powers drug store,
Finkle block.
Sold by Kirk Bros.
When you want the best flour gel
p. A. c. o. Sold by Kirk Bros.
Mr.. w. H. Mckee. ahead of Miss
BOD White" was in the city Saturday.
Remember your friends with a
blooming plant or box of Kemble's
flowers
Boys. be sure and come and sec the
girls carry the ball at Kinks rink
Tuesday night.
One-third off on all 1905 patterns
of wall paper at Jones', 10S East State
street, Finkle block
Be sure to see the big values we are
giving in women's and children's mus
lin underwear. L. R. Lay.
BE sure and attend the ladies' ball
contest at Kinks rink tomorrow night.
Good music by the band.
See that the No. IA" is on your
seat ticket for Chambers lecture at
the Odeon tomorrow evening.
Mr.. H. L. coffeen, Of DEBORAH, spent
Sunday in the city with his son. Su-
perintendent E. L.. Coffeen and fam
lily.
For Sale-Bargain; Hotel Hubbard;
Hubbard, Iowa; good paying property.
J. L. harrington, Guardian, Iowa Falls.
Iowa.
Do not miss the valentine supper
served by the congregational Ladies'
Aid Wednesday evening in the church
basement.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A. Durham, II South
Ninth street, were host and hostess
Saturday evening to few friends, en-
Pertaining at o'clock dinner.
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 20.
There will be ball contest at Kinks
rink Tuesday night for ladies' -Four
contestants already entered. Entries
close Tuesday at 2 p. m. Lucky con-
testant will receive SO.
Henry Forney's condition is unim-
proved today, altho he is no worse. c.
81. Forney, of Chehalis, Wash, will
arrive this morning from Atlanta. Ga.
where he was when the telegram an
nouncing his fathers illness reached
him. TX
Sheriff T. J. Hennessey Of Delaware
county, was in the city Sunday as the
guest of Manager Frank Gaffney. of
the Iowa Telephone Company. Sheriff
Hennessey was on his way home to
Manchester from Knoxville, where he
had been on business
Miss Ella Roberts, one of the teach
ers at the Arson school, was hostess
Saturday evening at her home. Z North
Fourth street, to the other teachers Of
that building and the special and sub
stitute teachers of the city, making
ten guests. Dinner was served at
o'clock, and music was enjoyed in the
evening.
A birthday party for Bernice, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs o. P. Copeland. 202
North Third street was enjoyed Sat-
urday afternoon from 8 to 5 at the
copeland home. Nine girl friends Of
Miss Bernice were guests, and were
by Mrs. Copeland, assisted
by Misses Adeline Richards and Verna
Craven. The little guests gave
Miss Bernice several pretty presents.
and enjoyed the afternoon with games
and music. Dainty refreshments were
served by Mrs. Copeland.
Miss Inez Bay spent Sunday in
Dillon as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. john
son are to remove to this city April /.
and will occupy their residence proper
ty at the corner Of Second avenue and
State street, now the home of Mr. and
Mrs. F. E. Barry. Mr.. johnson is in
the grain business at Dillon, and has
been very successful. He is still
young man, and came to Dillon ten
years ago, poor farmer He entered
the grain business, and is now we'll to
do, owning besides his property here
and at Dillon, two large farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Watson, Of I'm
ion spent Saturday In the city. Mr..
Watson has only recently returned
home from FIT. Dodge, where he has
been undergoing hospital treatment
after an operation for the
removal Of wend from
his head. Mr.. Watson had been
advised by physicians to have the
growth removed. for fear that some
day it might develop into cancer The
wend was caused by Mr.. Watson hav-
ing been accidentally burned by ci-
gar, while riding in railroad
train. The man back Of him was
and had his hand on the back
of the seat Mr.. Watson was occupying.
Mr.. Watson turned his head suddenly
and struck the cigar, causing severe
but very small burn. The trouble had
never bothered him any until recently.
Interest in the Pentecostal mission
is increasing. A fair sized crowd greet
ed Rev. Ellyson yesterday afternoon
and listened attentively to the sermon
on The Baptism With the Holy Spirit
and Sanctif1cation." The sermon was
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