Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-11


Dipped caramels and dipped nugate
at Wachter's home made candy store.
f. e. Northup. lawyer, has remov-
ed to office rooms over LaShelle's cigar
store.
Matinee at the Odeon tomorrow at
2:3O o'clock. AN American Tramp"
Prices 10 and 25 cents.
Waltz. Forty five Minutes From
Broadway" at Forney's hall Saturday
Fe,rguson's six-piece orchestra
| have two hundred bushels Of good
white potatoes. Will sell at 40 cents
a bushel in ten bushel lots. Miller, the
grocer.
Thomas Stotts and Claude Dawson
We're at Iowa State College. Ames. to-
day. attending the session of the farm
ers short course.
Our spring line of India linens. Per-
sian lawns. swisses, batistes and
French lawns are in for your inspec-
ton. NJ. f. Andrews.
can American Tramp" will be pre-
scented at the Odeon tomorrow matinee
and night. Night prices 10. 20 and 80
cents. Matinee. 10 and % cents.
Save 25 per cent by attending the
embroidery sale now going on, tomor-
row the last day, at Nettie Ingledue &
Co., the Up-to-Date Dry Goods House
The regular meeting of the Witen-
agemote club was held Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. W. H.
Jones. The meeting next week will
be with Mrs. Merritt Greene.
/ Don't fail to attend the embroidery
sale. Better values offered now than
you will be able to get at any other
time; tomorrow the last day. At Net
tie Ingledue & Co, the Up-to-Date
| Dry Goods House.
| l. l.. Donaldson, the Kansas land
man, from Newton. kas., will leave
| here on the 10Th with IL party of land
buyers those interested in Kansas
lands. Please call at Geo NJ. Lyons Of
flee and see me regarding same.
One more chance left to save your
self % per cent on embroideries. SO fill
your wants tomorrow We have the
prettiest line of embroideries to select
!
Ingledue & Co., the Up-to-Date Dry
Goods House.
Mr.. Roy Lainson, 3O2 North Fourth
street. entertained dozen of his young
men friends at cinch Thursday eve
ming. The prize was won by Mr..
George Rundell, and the consolation
went to Mr.. Dan Swab. A dainty lunch
| in two courses, was served by the
hosts mother. Mrs. Z. l.. Lainson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Bueghly. of
near Liscomb, We're in the city today
making preparations to move near Fall
| Ion, New, next week. Mr.. Bueghly
was in Nevada last fall. and while
there bought a half section Of land,
on which, he will settle. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bueghly will leave for their new home
about the middle of next week.
Fred F. kingle. the escaped inebri-
ate from the Knoxville hospital, who
was arrested in this city by Chief of
Police w. E. Nicholson, and who was
turned over to the custody of Sheriff
C. S. Hutson, left for the state hospital
| this morning in company with one of
| its guards, who was sent here for the
man.
Mrs. James Skegg, Mrs. f. Aubrey
Smith and Mrs. George Wanberg en-
tertained the ladies' auxiliary of the
| Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. Thursday after
! noon at the Skegg home, 2031a West
noon at the Skegg home, 2031 West
! Main street There was an attendance
of about forty, and the new officers
were installed. After the regular bus
! mess session. refreshments were en-
Ijoyed There were quite a number of
1 guests present
ST. Margaret's mission gave a de-
lightful social in st. Paul's church
basement Thursday evening. MI, E.
| L. Belden gave magician's perform
ance, followed by Mr.. Delaware. who
entertained the large number present
with graphophone music. Games were
also enjoyed and a Russian tea was
served by the young ladies. The room
was decorated lavishly with evergreens
in imitation of a Russian forest.
| The season is getting late and short
and we will soon cease our regular
months our ad man has been telling
what results can be obtained from it's
tuse. He uses it himself and knows
what it is. It's now up to you Mr.. Fuei
Buyer whether you are going to give it
a trial. If you DON'T it's your loss as
well as ours. Better late than never
Consumers Feel Co.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Janney entertain
ed a company of twenty at 6 o'clock
dinner Thursday evening, compliment
tary to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Holmes
and Mrs. Curtis Burtis. the latter of
! Wenatchee, Wash Misses Lou Hole
and Agnes Thomas assisted the hos
tess in serving. After dinner, word
contest resulted in the prize being won
by Mrs. Benjamin Packer. The only
other out-of-town guest was Mrs
Packer, of Cedar Rapids
| James Bevee, one OF the earliest set
| lers of this county, and veteran of
the civil war, was brought to the city
this morning from his home in Lehigh.
and later taken to the Soldiers Home,
where he was admitted to the hospital.
Mr.. Bovee has been sick for four
months of disease of the stomach, and
he has come to the Home for care
and treatment. Mr.. Bovea came to
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