Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-25

block.
NJ. F. Andrews sells the Munsing un-
derwear.
Cedar Rapids steam baked bread and
cakes at the Mutual Benefit.
Remember the ice cream social at
604 East State street. tonight.
The Wood Sanitarium, eye, ear, throat
! & catarrh. Glasses fitted. Opp. Pilgrim.
| Saturday only a chance to buy rem
nants u off regular price Archie Par
| ker.
| All kinds of staple groceries at the
Mutual Benefit. l.. Hubbard, pro-
| plietor.
| We invite inspection of our large
showing OF white and fancy fans. Pratt
4 Baxter.
| Remnants of dress goods and silks.
Saturday, a to u off regular prices.
Archie Parker.
MCGEE adjustable yoke petticoats al
| ways give satisfaction Sold only by
NJ F. Andrews.
Dance at Forney's hall Saturday, May
26. Admission 10 cents. dance 10 cents.
| Williams orchestra.
| Layer cakes. angel foods jelly rolls
marble and fruit. cakes at Culley's
| From the Sanitary Bakery.
Have you tried Lincoln paint? 1t Is
the best and most durable paint on the
market. Wheeler -Hoag Company, sole
agents.
Mrs G. G Perkins, of Moline, H., is
in the city for visit of several weeks
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. G..
ST Clair
| Tickets to IGllora and return for sale
at Written 4 Whitehead, Carl Miller,
Eadie-Ward Music Company and La
Shelle's cigar store.
| Can pineapples now. They are
| the best of the season and at the lowest
| prices. Culley has them for SIPS, SLIGO
and $500 per dozen
That white skirt needs cleaning. Take
it to the Marshalltown Steam Dye
Works, 1G2 South First avenue, or tele-
phone us and we will call. Old phone,
%; new phone, Ill.
1 If interested in presents to any of
your young friends who are to gradu-
ate, YOU will find it to your interests to
examine our large assortment of use
full novelties. Pratt g. Baxter
Mrs Fred Way is in Waterloo, where
she was called by the illness of her
mother. Mrs H. r. Hall, who was
operated on today for bladder trouble.
Mrs. Way will remain in Waterloo, I'M
til her mother has recovered.
The entertainment committee of the
Railroad Y. NJ. C. A will meet this
evening at o'clock at the Henry PAN
pc store. Definite action of the contin-
uance or discontinuance of the annual
entertainment course is expected.
Mrs. j. NJ. Parsons, of Rock Rapids,
was in the city THURSDAY night at the
home of her brother, Mr.. G. H. White
! head. Mrs. Parsons went to Des
Moines this morning where her hus-
band has moved, and where he has
engaged in the practice Of law.
| An excursion train of eight cars,
carrying eXcursionists from points
along the Iowa Central between North
wood and Hampton, arrived in the city
this morning at 9:45 O'Clock and was
turned over to the Northwestern. The
500 passengers who were on board
We're being taken to Alnes to visit To-
| wa State College.
Claim Agent Marquis Barr, of the
Iowa Central, was in the city today,
Investigating the circumstances sur
rounding the accident in which Ralph
| Robinson, sol May street, was struck
| by Central switch engine, and injur-
| ed. The boy appears to be not SO we'll
I today, altho his condition is not es-
| peciaMy serious.
| The attention of those in charge Of
| the com oined Sunday school picnic, to
be held at Clemens, June 13, has been
| called to a misunderstanding on the
| rate announced for the picnic. The rate
| announced to the public for adults was
| 80 cents for the round trip and should
have been 80 cents. The half-fare
tickets, for children, will be as first
announced, 20 cents.
Mrs. F. F. Arney entertained at her
home, COS West Main street, at a -
o'clock dinner today the teachers of
structors of the city schools The dim
ner was served in four courses by Mrs
Arney, assisted by Mrs. Will Bullock
and Mrs. George Norton. The tab e
decorations were Of pink and white,
carnations and snow balls being used,
and carnations were given as favors.
| While the meal was in progress Miss
Wanda Arney played.
Mrs. e. r. Lay entertained the Con-
gregational Ladies Aid Society at her
home, 6 North Second street, Thursday
afternoon, there being an attendance of
about thirty. Mrs. H. N. White, the
other hostess, was unable to be present
on account of illness in her family 1t
was decided yesterday to hold meet
ings only once month, and then in the
form of outdoor picnics when possible,
| during the months of June, July and
| August. Refreshments and a social
| hour followed the business session.
Mrs. Harry Friend and Mrs. W. T..
| Bennett entertained twenty-eight OF
their lady friends Thursday afternoon
at five hundred, on the east lawn of
the Dr. Wood home, where Mr.. and
| Mrs Friend have a suit IF rooms. Out
of-toWn guests included in that num-
| Der were Miss Hazel Hilsabeck of
Windsor, ELL, and Mrs. Jasper Fisher
| Txl.; SI>t..