Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-28
Chamberlain, optometrlst
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Helpful Thoughts" at Liebig's.

D. A Collision. dentist. fremont
block.
Hat pins in various styles at Al
| lens.
See Allen for foos and blouse pins
sets.
L. z. Thomas, dentist, over 10 West
Main. Telephone new s22.
| MIR. and Mrs. L. f. Frederick, 1O9
| North Fourth street, are parents of 4
| son.
Mrs. Lamb has charge of M F..
Andrews dressmaking ,parlor with
competent helpers.
| Brooklyn and New York String and
Brass Band will play at Kinks rink to-
night Come out and hear the visiting
! band.
Mrs Lamb has returned to the city
and will be in charge of M. f. An
drews' dressmallints parlor, the COM
ing season.
The Calisophian Club, met with
Mrs. Ella Baker Tuesday afternoon to
resume it's regular reading. The meet
| ing next week will be with Mrs. j.
| w. Burroughs.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid So
cety will be entertained by Mrs. Hor-
ace Arson and Mrs. S. H Ackert. at
Mrs. Ansons home. 2o6 West Church
street, Thursday afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. ID. Wilcox. of Tay-
lor township, will soon come to this
city to live. They will make their
home in the Mills property at No. / l
North Fourth street. Mrs. Wilcox was
formerly Miss Emma Mills.
| Miss Julia Padmore. of the high
| school, who was called to Winterset
Saturday owing to the sudden death
of her brother, Lieutenant James Pad
more, did not return Tuesday. as was
expected. Miss Padmore's classes in
Latin and English are being heard by
Mrs. Rodney c. Wells.
For tomorrow only our entire line
of table linens and napkins will be
placed on sale at 20 per cent discount
Of one fifth off the regular price. l'h!s
is our regular Thursday bargain day
Offering and every lady is invited to
inspect the goods we offer and see for
yourself that you can save. Nettle IN
gledue & Co., the up to-date dry goods
house.
The Hawthorne Club enjoyed a very
interesting afternoon at the home OF
Mrs 7 j Fletcher Tuesday. Mrs. Charles
Click took Mrs. McBrlde's place, the
latter being unable to attend. and
gave the paper of the afternoon, the
subject being Saul. First King of
Israel" In addition, Mrs Fletcher
read the poem Saul" by Browning.
and gave an interesting explanation of
the same.
The Unity Club met again with Mrs
l.. S. Peckham Tuesday afternoon. L.
stead of the members taking up the
regular reading. Mrs. M. l.. 'Meickley
told of her visit in Old Mexico, from
which she has recently returned. She
brought with her as souvenir, piece
of the much admired Mexican drawn
work for each member of the CLUB
The meeting next week will be with
Mrs. Rhoades.
Friends in the city have received
cards announcing the engagement of
Mr.. Alfred Stern, of this city, and Miss
Rena jacob, of Winona, MINI. Miss
Jacob visited in the city last fall as
guest at the Stern home. and while
here made many friends among the
young people. She is charming
young woman. and her Marshalltown
friends will be pleased to know that
she is soon to become one of their
rumber. The wedding will take place
in the spring.
The reunion and supper of the mem-
hers of the First Baptist church. and
those contributing to the church's
support is being planned for this eve
ming on large scale. Arrangements
are being made to provide covers for
2S7. and it is expected that even at
that number many will have to be
cared for at second table. President
L. D. Osborne, of Des Moines college.
who was in the city to address the
Searchlight Club Tuesday night, will
be present for an address.
The Lotus Club was entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. w. H.
Woodward, and Mrs. j. e. Moorhouse
at the formers home, IL South Fourth
street. Only two papers We're given,
these being entitled New Orleans and
the Mardi Gras" by Mrs. P. F. Ar
new and "The Creole-The F. F. VS."
by Mrs. F. G. Stewart. A social time
followed, during which the hostesses
served refreshments assisted by Mrs
Fred Wilbur Besides the latter, Mrs.
William F,urbush and Mrs Weber
were also guests.
There was large crowd in attend
ance at the band fair last night.
Awards will he given to the best
Waiting couple on Thursday
night and ON Friday night there
will be a masquerade. The manage
ment of the band has secured cos
tuner from the city, who will he here
with over 200 costumes. They will be
on exhibition at Brenneck's store, 119
East Main street, all day Friday. and
may be rented for the masquerade.
This is the first time a costumer has
been here for some years.
Our special Thursday bargains will
be on table linen and napkins. We Of
fer our entire line of new up-to-date
table linens and napkins tomorrow al
20 per cent or one-fifth off the regu-
lar price. You know from past ex-
perience that our line of linens are far
sl1perior to any carried in the city,