Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-06-08


kansaw," at Lebiss.
Dance Saturday night mt odd Eel
lows hall Williams orchestra
Special for Saturday! Thirty pieces
81 inch Batiste. SC II yard Benedict u
Brntnal
See The display Of Perolin. the Won
derful sweep material in the window
OF the ID. c. Wilbur store
We place on sale tomorrow 40 dozen
mems fancy dress shirts worth from
soc to 81 each, 1T SOC l.. II. Lay.
DIR, lanss has opened an office over
Trautnlans shoe store. and Will give
special attention to diseases OF women.
We have n few ladies' suits to close
out at remarkably low prices. See
these If You are Interested In suits. Nj
I II. Andrews
Judge Blanchard, of Oskaoosa, was
in the city Thursday afternoon. on his
campment at Boone.
Mrs. Sheldahl 500 East Church
street. entertained ut her home Thurs
day afternoon, the Ladies' Aid Society
of the Norwegian Lutheran church
We place on sale tomorrow. iSatur-
day. June 9th, five dozen white Indian
| head skirts worth $1.50. ut Csc Come
early. A. II. Simon. 80 East Main
street
Misses Charlotte Click and RATHER
/ inc ketchum Went TO Des Mones
Thursday evening, where they will re-
main for n two weeks visit with Miss
lima Sessions
| May Manton glove fitting patterns,
most popular styles for up -date wo-
men. All patterns 10 cents. We are
sole agents for this city and vicinity.
| Pratt g. Baxter.
Social meeting of Loyal Legion Of
| Plymouth for members only at X. p.
hall tonight. Election OF officers
Light refreshments Every member
should attend j. L. Jackson. Gov.
All our hats former price. $3.50 to
$500. tomorrow for secs. Others at
s19S. Csc and 4Sc. Everything must
go in trimmed hats, regardless of cost.
simon's Millinery, 32 East Main street.
.
All our hats. former price. $3.50 to
$500. tomorrow for S2.9S. Others at
$1,9S, Csc and 4Sc. Everything must
go in trimmed hats, regardless of cost.
Simon's Millinery. 80 East Main street.
The Swedish Lutheran Aid Society
met Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. +. l.. Nissen. PA North Third
avenue. Refreshments We're served by
the hostess after the business ses-
While in market this week we pur-
chased 5000 yards of fancy silks and
foulards. In the lot there are goods
worth UP to S1.25 per yard. We place
the entire lot on sale for 39c. e. r
Lay.
Mrs Ida H. Wood, 4O6 Fremont
street. has donated to the fire depart
ment thru Humane Officer Liebig a
years numbers of Saturday Evening
Post and a large number of other mag
azines.
Mesdames A. r. Hilsabeck. Bigelow
and Meyer We're the hostesses enter
tanning the NJ. T.. Ladies' Aid Society
Thursday afternoon at the Hisaheck
home. 4l2 North Second street. A very
good meeting was enjoyed.
Miss Nellie Stewart, of Taylor town
ship, went to Grinnell Thursday even
ing. where she will remain thru COM
mencement week al Grinnell College.
of which she is an alumni. having
graduated with the class of '05 one
year ago.
Mrs. Nellie Stewart. of Cedar Rapids.
district deputy grand matron of the
Eastern Star, was in the city Thurs
day night and conducted an inspectionlI
of Central Chapter. No. 81. Refresh
ments were served by the members of
the local chapter following the inspec-
ton. Mrs Stewart is grand conduc-
tress of the grand chapter of Iowa
Mrs. James Skegg left Thursday
night for Montreal. where she will be
in attendance at the annual session
of the superior lodge of the Degree OF
Honor. Mrs. Skegg is a member of the
finance committee of the superior or
ganization. She will make part of
the journey by boat, thru the Thousand
Isles and up the ST Lawrence.
J. G. Haas. of Union, former post
master at Union. was in the city
Thursday afternoon. being on his way
home from business stay of three
months at Arapahoe, Neb., where he is
interested in the milling business in
company with T. E. Gearhart. of
Steamboat Rock. Mr.. Haas says that
his business is growing nicely, and
promises to be good investment
Messrs. Ezra Nuckolls. Henry Tha-
mer, Nelson DeGroff, Marion William
son and John Lytle: Mr.. and Mrs
George Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ba-
ker and Mrs. Ingraham all of Eldora
We're in the city Thursday afternoon,
en- route home from Boone, where they
have been in attendance at the annual
encamprnent and convention of the G.. |
A. r. ard W. r. c. Mr. A. Cross. of |
Clifford, who has also been at the en- |
cam pment, was member of the party !
The annual Memorial day services
of Chippewa Tribe. No 40, Improved
Order Of Red Men, will be observed by |
the lodge next Sunday afternoon. The |
members will parade from the lodge |
rooms at about 4: 10 o'clock and head |
ed by the Marshalltown band. will |
march to Riverside. where the rituals
tic memorial services will be held
Iowa Castle. No. 154. Royal Highland
ers, will decorate the graves OF it's dead
also next Sunday Services will be
held in the castle and committee will