Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-30
Skate at the Victoria tonight.
Tuttle for watches and jeWelry
Dace tonight. Odd Fellows hall. COT
ee and cakes free


Mr.. and Mrs Miles Kelleher visited
friends in Oskaloosa today
Buy your Christmas presents at the
Gard furniture store Prices reduced
one third. See the red tag.
Mr. l.. w Robbins and niece, Miss
Wells. also Miss Bernice Schick, spent
Friday with Dr. and Mrs. G. w. Mills
at st. Anthony.
The Primary Sunday School Teach
ers union will meet Monday afternoon
at $3.50. Mrs. e. E. Benedict will have
the special topic for the afternoon.
| A fancy vest is necessity in the
be well dressed. Better let Psenicka
make you one, one that you'll like and
appreciate.
Mr.. c. l.. Rogers. of Union, was in
the city Friday night making arrange
ments with local stockmen to form
party to visit the international show at
Chicago next week
Mr. Harold Fox, of Omaha, who has
been spending brief Thanksgiving
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. w. Fox, at Albion, was in the
city Friday evening en- route home.
Tonight is the last opportunity to
take advantage of the 25-cent sale OF
articles in Helberg's east window.
Many bargains. You can make dol
lar by coming up town tonight.
M NTrS Howard Jo,-po epd
little daughter, who have been visiting
for few days in this city with
friends, left this morning for their
home in Monmouth, III. SThe family
formerly lived in this city. Mr.. Jayne
is now connected with the Bloomington
Bridge company, of Bloomington. Ill.
Mrs. Fred Russie, 1412 West Main
street. has been quite seriously i'll for
a few days of Group, but is now some
what improved. Mrs. Russie Isl &c
years Old and her ailment is de-
clared to be the old fashioned Group
usually suffered only by babies and
children.
Misses Hattie and Stella Laird and
Mr.. Il. B. Lawson. of Newton, and Mr.
f. w. Carpenter, of st. Paul. who have
been guests at the H. L. Laird home
for few days, left for Newton Fri
day evening and today. Miss Laird
and Mr. Larson went Friday evening,
and Miss Stella and Mr.. Carpenter
will leave this evening. The Misses
Laird are sisters of Mr.. H. L. Laird.
Mr.. j. II. Snow. of LaPlata, Mo-, who
has been in the city for few days
visit with his sister, Mrs. j. II. Kline
and family, left Friday evening for
st. Louis. Mr.. Snow was former
resident of this city. and left here
twenty-five years ago. He has been |
in the employe of the Santa Fe rail-
road for many years, and is now en-
gineer in charge of the double track |
work from Fort Madison to Kansas
City.
Mrs. w. F. David and Miss NJ Mid
left for Pontiac. ILL.,, last night,
being summoned by news of the very
serious sickness of their mother and
sister, Mrs. Enos DeButts, of this city.
Mrs. DeButts has been in Pontiac for
4 few weeks visiting with her son, Mr..
.. e. DeButts. Mrs. DeButts has been
suffering with complication of dis
eases, which have evidently become
more aggravated during her stay in
Pontiac.
Mrs. lard Elliott, father, Mr.. w. D.
ngledue, and daughter Mrs. Gs e.
and the latters brother-in-
aw, Mr.. Gilbert A. Maxfield. all of
Minerva, spent Friday in the city. Mr.
j. E. Maxfield was also here and went
o Toledo, why're he remained over
oday on business. Mr.. George Mich
us, who accompanied the party, re-
NAMED over today with his uncles,
dessrs. j. l.. Ingledue and Samuel
evans.