Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-06
Bracelets, MIXERS los East Main.
Every sack of Maplesota flour guar
anteed at the Mutual Benefit.

anteed at the Mutual Benefit.
Best market values realized at our
popular horse sale. Gowdy & Crazy.
| All shawls, fur collars. muffs and
colarettes. must be sold this month. We
carry no furs over. Don't buy until
you get our prices. Nj. l.. Andrews.
The Excelsior aid society will NEE,
with Mrs Ross Sheetz and Mrs. sam
ucl Harter at the Sheet home, 207
West Nevada street, Thursday after
noon.
| We place on sale 500 yards torchon
lace III all widths at a price lower than
these fine laces ever sold at before.
Nettie Ingledue & Co. the Up-to- Date
Dry Goods House.
| IF you want silks for waist or dress
call at our store and we will show the
prettiest line of patterns ever shown
in this city. Nettie Ingledue & Co, the
Up-to-Date Dry Goods House.
| If mother were sick ami we needed
help the first move would b. to ~,
word to our neighbours but we would
be much more sure to find someone II
we could talk to nearly all the pee
pie of ten counties as we can when we
put an ad In the T.-R.
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| The central station fire department
crew was called by a silent alarm at
1O:45 Tuesday night to the home of f.
j. Nutting. 4Ol East Main street. where
| it was feared fire had started. A de-
| fective chimney filled the attic with
| smoke. but there was no blaze.
The lecture at the Church of Christ
Tuesday night by Professor DOB
Carlos James was we'll attended, and
| proved more of a treat than was ex-
pected, being of high type. MIR. James
will lecture on Palestine and Egypt to
night. and Jerusalem Thursday night.
| The lectures for which no admission IS
charged, are illustrated by stereopticol
| views.
! The last of the series of billiard
games comprising the E,llks-k. of p.
! tournament. was played at the Cook
parors Tuesday evening. Col. +. d.
McElroy was the champion of the
Elks, and C. P. Cook represented the
X of p. Colonel McElroy won, 100 to
| So, making four of the six games to
fall to the Elks. 1t is not unlikely that
another tournament will be arranged.
| Cold weather continues to show its
effect on the trains nearly all of them.
and especially on the overland runs.
Tuesday afternoons No. IL on the
| Northwestern due at 1:33. did not ar
rive until after o'clock. No 3 on
lat nd
the Story City branch. owing to the
derailment at Minerva Junction, did
not arrive until Tuesday night. The
morning trains today were from half
an hour to several hours late.
The local hive of the Ladies of the
Modern Maccabees was entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. w. S. Davis
and Mrs d. G. Coffin at the Davis
home. Clio West Nevada street The
members voted to organize an aid, to
be known as the Wimodausis aid So
ciety, composed of wives, mothers,
daughters and sisters of Modern Mac
cabee members. The following officers
of the aid were elected Tuesday after
noon: President, Mrs. Fred DuCane;
vice president Mrs. Neil Mckane: sec
rotary. Mrs. w. S. Davis: treasurer,
Mrs. George Pepper.
The members of Chapter BB OF P. E.
o., gave two-course, o'clock lunch
con Tuesday at the home of Mrs. w.
NJ Clark. 204 North Third street, COM
plimentary to Miss Maud Wilson, of
Sgourney. state organizer, who was
here for the day to instruct the local
chapter The luncheon was very en-
joyable, and marguerites, the club
flower, We're used in decorations. Miss
Wilson spent the afternoon exemplify-
ing the work of the chapter, no one but
herself and members being present.
She was the guest of Mrs. l. o. Kemble