Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-26

Pure food goods have always been
handled by Olson. Buy the best
a new Hobart NJ. Gable. but slightly
soiled. $197. Eadie-Ward Piano fCo.
| Evaporated apples and silver prunes
at Reynolds & Sheldon. Unexcelled in
quality.
One chest of carpenter tools COM
| plete, will sell cheap. Bates, 103 West
Main.
| There will be base ball meeting at
1880 o'clock tonight in the council
chamber.
| The special sale being conducted by
the Eadie- Ward Piano Co, is attracting
lots of out-of-town visitors.
| Chaplain Jesse Cole. of the Soldiers
Home, is quite i'll at his home with
bilious fever. He is somewhat I'M
proved today.
| Because of lack of a quorum the
regular meeting of the board of trus-
tees Of the public library was not held
Monday evening.
| Miss Kate Wilson Of Pittsburg. Pa.
arrived in the city Saturday, to visit
| for few days with her uncle and aunt
| Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Wilson.
For Rent--March list. No. 5 North
Ninth street; No. 9 North Fourth street
and fiat OF four rooms and hall over
| 1870 West Main street. Call on John D.
Vail
All muslins and cotton goods are
advancing in price. Come in during
our sale and lay in supply of muslin
| underwear at the old prices. NJ. F.
| Andrews
We show the SWEETEST line OF dress
goods at soc yard in all the spring
shades ever shown in this city. Nettie
Ingledue & Co., the up-to-date dry
goods house.
The Primary Sunday School Teach
ers' Union will meet in room No. 20,
OF the Methodist church Wednesday
afternoon at 80 o'clock. Mrs Lee At
kinson will be the leader.
The Ladies' Reading circle met Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. Il. r. Jones.
The afternoon was spent as usual. the
readers being Mrs. Thomas Kimball
and Mrs. Robert McMains.
large attendance of the guild OF st.
Paul's church enjoyed an all-day sew
ing bee Monday being entertained at
the E. +. Powell home. 40 East Church
street by Mrs. Powell and Mrs. viii
Jones.
An important meeting of the base
ball association is to be held at $50
o'clock this evening in the council
chamber. Business Of interest 10 all
season will come up.
Rev. Walter C. Capp. Philippine
missionary, who Is spending a years
furlough in this country, and who has
been the guest OF Rev. and Mrs. Will
lam Pence James for a few days. left
for LeMars this morning.
Messrs. and Mesdames Howard and
Herbert Easton, of Ida Grove, who
were recently married. arrived in the
city from Des Moines Monday night,
and are guests at the home of the Mes
danes Eastons' grandmother. Mrs. A..
NJ. Miller. They will remain for a visit
OF few days.
There are 2.4OO farms In this county.
over 1900 more in the five contiguous
counties Every one of them would be
worth more il their owners raised thor
stock can create business by publishing
everybody reads.
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The derailment of a pair of wheels
on il car; of freight No. 80, south bound.
on the Iowa Central, at point just
north of Searsboro. delayed No. 3, the
north-bound passenger. two hours.
The passenger did not arrive until z: 10,
having to wait at Searsboro until new
wheels could be brought north from
Oskaloosa. One of the wheels was
broken when the car was derailed.
The Entire Nous club was enter
tanned by Mrs. L. r. Willard Monday
afternoon. Independence" was the
subject, and the regular reading was
preceded with the reading by Mrs. W.
A. WATSON, of poem on Bunker Hill.
George Washington refreshments
We're enjoyed at the close of the regular
reading, and each one was given tiny
flag by the hostess. as a souvenir
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Lorraine. aged 9. daughter of Mrs.
Margaret Lennon. 3O6 Woodbury.
was the guest of honor at birthday
party given to ten of her little friends
Monday afternoon. Games were fol-
lowed by refreshments. The children
present We're Margaret Hutson. Ralph
vogel. Marie Anglesburg. Katherine
Bash. Mildred Nutz, Bertha Johnson.
Dorothy Lierle, Gladys Crinklaw, Lierle
Lennon and Helen Gundlocher
Miss Mary B. Hall was hostess Mon
day evening to the Literary clan, at the
regular meeting. The hostess had the
subject, Portrait and Figure Painters
John S. Sargent and James Mcneil
Whistler and Miss Maybel French
that of Subject Painters-Wm. Nor
ris Hunt and Elihu Vedder." A social
hour and lunch followed the program.
Guests of the evening We're Misses Ag-
mes Sears, Bertha Horton Ella Tug and
Mollie Adams.
Four members of the Ladies' Aid
society OF the Congregational church,
in the persons of Mesdames e. r. Lay,
l. o. Kemble, G. c. Urine and A. P.
Bratt, will entertain the church and
congregation at a social evening to
be enjoyed Wednesday at the Bratt
Church street. A program will be one
feature. and the hostesses will serve
refreshments. The affair has been