Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-14
Ladies free at the Victoria.

Gelvin.
DR.. Mairs treats ali chronic troubles
Over 40 East Main.
Mr.. Charles Jentsch, of Albion, wa!
In the city today or business.
See our CSC pocket knife for a Christ
mas present. Horne & Gelvin.
Many greatest bargains in pianos We
remain. Better hurry if you want one
Eadie-Ward Piano Co.
Three statesmen wanted at Hellberg':
store. Apply only between 6 and
O'Clock p. M.
Every piano in our big store is
Eadie-Ward Piano Co.
Mi. Ned Downing is in the city for
a visit at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. E. Downing.
Have your suit cleaned and dyed at
the Marshalltown Steam Dye Works.
First class work guaranteed.
For Sale = Singer sewing machine,
bed. commode, rocking chair, table and
monograph. 1O7 South Eighth street.
Try a ton of the celebrated Trenton
Sootless Washed nut to get your
Nrnas dinner with. Consumers Fuel
Co.
On December 10 / will nave a man
here from the east with a large line
of diamonds. watches and jewelry.
Chamberlain.
/ lave fou base burners left. If
price is an inducement it will pay you
we'll to call. $31 for a good sized heat
err. See Schmidt.
Sheriff c. S. Hutson, who took Mrs.
Hester A. Barrow, of the soldiers
home to the Clarinda hospital Friday,
returned home this morning.
New Ora lillian Walnut upright
piano former price $500. Bargain
price during u great ten day sale,
only $132. Eadie-Ward Piano Co.
AT Henry Sundells you get the best
meal in the city for 20 cents. Every
thing clean and wholesome and good
{, eat. Only inspected meats served.
For breakfast tomorrow morning
and every morning in the week. buck
wheat cakes made of that fine New
York buckwheat, the Larrowe Milling
Co.'S goods, suits the taste"
Masquerade at the Victoria rink next
Monday night. Everybody who comes
masked and costumed between Z and
8, admitted free. Everybody ONE.
Good music.
You can buy a shoddy, cheap piano
at a low price any old time. But
think of buying the best the world af-
fords at the price of a cheap one. TUT
free Music House ten days sale.
Mrs. E. e. Benedict will give a talk
on the special topic Of reverence at
the regular meeting of the Sunday
School Primary Teachers union Mon
'ay afternoon at the Methodist church.
Superintendent Aaron Palmer was
n Toledo Friday night attending the
annual oratorical contest of Leander
Clark college. Mr.. Palmer was one of
he judges. The others were DR..
Stookey. of Coe college. Cedar Rap
DIS, and DR.. Allen, of Cornell College,
vt. Vernon.
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AT the annual meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society of the Baptist church, held
With Mrs. r. A. Salisbury and Mrs. w.
?. Maulsby, at the Salisbury home Fri
afternoon. officers for the ensuing
ear We're elected as follows: Presi-
lent, Mrs. NJ. w. Hovey: vice. presi-
lent, Mrs. l.. +. Kellogg; secretary.
Yrs. f. G.. Holly; treasurer, Mrs. d. S.
Good.
Mrs. Lora A. Bennett and Mrs. NJ. H.
who We're at Hubbard in
.ittendance at the church trial of Rev.
'esse Cole, chaplain of the soldiers
lone. reached home Friday. Both
Irs. Bennett and Mrs. Southwick were
for w. +. Jordan, who filed
charges against the chaplain be- j.
ore the Northwest Iowa conference, I
resulted in an unanimous YER
let of acquittal. I
The Jolly Rosters were entertained !
Y Mrs. w. H. Ford, Thursday after
The ladies enjoyed a ride to the '
ord home, east of town, in the patrol
-agon. The afternoon was very pleas
ntly spent. Mrs. O.. T. Cartwright
the ladies' with a solo, after I
hitch refreshments We're served. Mrs.
ord presented each of the ladies with Y
carnation. The next meeting Will I
e held with Mrs. Huston. /,
I'VE are King" the romantic COM a
1y in which Lawrence Evart is again n
airing this season, is one of the most 8
plays ever presented by Mr.. b
'alker Whiteside. 1t is a charming II
having both the romantic interest
plays like the Prisoner of Zenda"
1T with much more comedy than is ;,
'ually ound in plays of that type. A ~
love story runs thru the play y
I'd the action is lively and spirited. ,
r. Evart appears at the Odeon to-
ght. Prices, .25, so, rs and $1.OO. =.
Mrs. E. ]. Dawson, Mrs. A. E. Ward II
I'd Mrs. Elmer Johnson were hostess q
Friday afternoon at the Dawson ST
9 South Ninth street. to the
adies' Aid society Of the Christian q
urch. New officers were elected, be- IL
'ank L. Laubach and Mrs. John "
ughes, first and second vice presi- II
nts, respectively; Mrs. F.. R. Bene- III
ct. secretary and Mrs. j. o. Mono
treasurer. The hostesses served
freshments following the business ri
Getting. h;
DR.. and Mrs. W. F. David and
Miss Leila, Mr.. E.
Miss M. MiddlekaufT,