Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-04

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The Shakespeare club will meet mex
| Tuesday With Mrs. Merle n. Smith.
."rhe Pit" company arrived i'll the
| city this morning from Dubuque.
See Culley for special baking orders
He handles the Sanitary bakery goods
Masquerade at Kinks rink mex
| Tuesday night. Prizes will be award
| ed.
Don't forget the big stock reduction
sale now going on at Pratt & BaN-
ter's.
Eat home made bread. the bgges
and hes; loaf in town for the money
AT Purity bakery.
Albert Odett has snaps in Minneso-
| ia farms. for sale or exchange. See
him. 122 East Main street.
Only once year the red tag makes
Its appearance at Henry Pappes To-
| morrow is the beginning for 1907
The Loyal Legion of Plymouth will
hold their regular monthly social meet
ing Friday night in Columbia hall.
Little Winifred Grafton, who is a;
the detention hospital. owing to a case
of scarletina. is improving nicely.
Mr. and Mrs Charles H. Schoff. OF
Milwaukee. are parents of a son born
Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Schoff for
merlN lived in this city.
Rev z. II. Doan went to New Proyi-
dence, this morning to attend the quar-
terly meeting of Friends. which was
held there today, and which will con-
tinue thru Saturday
Mrs Lucia Clay entertained the Elk
celsior Aid Society Thursday afternoon
at tn. home of her mother Mrs. S. L.
Wedsewood, Ala North Thiyd street. A
pleasant meeting was enjoyed.
Renters of boxes in the local post
office received notice today of an in
crease of over 100 per cent in the rem
tai charges. The prices for those ideal
pieces of furniture at A. E. Wilbur &
Sons remain the same.
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Mr. Broadbridge, who is connected
with the organization of the class in
craftsmanship in this city, today deliv-
cred an address to the students at the
Central Iowa Business College, on per-
sonality, and character in relation to
craftsmanship.
Don't fail to hear DR.. Herbert L.
Willett, the scholarly lecturer, at the
NJ. e. church next Monday night sub
ject, The Place of the Bible in Modern
Thought" r. r. Y. NJ c. A. Enter
tainment Course. Tickets on sale at
Henry Pappes.
James S. Weaver, the Iowa Central
switchman who was SO badly injured
last fall by being cornered while
switching, is improving as nicely as
could be expected at st. Thomas hos
pital. where he has been a patient ever
since the accident
DR.. Edward A. Steiner of Grinnell
was in the city this morning. being on
his way home from Ames. He lectured
before those who are taking the short
course at Iowa State College Thurs
day night. DR.. Steiner spoke on the
agricultural conditions OF Russia.
DR.. Il. A. Steiner, of Grinnell, has
been engaged to deliver two addresses
before he Des Moines Y. NJ. c. A. or
the Sunday afternoons of January 13
and 20. The first lecture will be
Isaiah. the Statesman Prophet" and
the second, Hosea. Prophet of Love"
Skating on the Iowa river was never
better than it is at the present time,
and both during the day and the moon
light nights large numbers of skaters
have been enjoying the sport The
recent rain flooded the first ice, and
then froze in a CLASSY surface The
skating is excellent from the Center
street bridge to the "cut-off'' above
the Soldiers Home grounds.
Mrs. Sarah A. Wheldon. mother of
Mrs P. NJ Adamson, 2O2 North Sew,
enth street. who was injured by fall
six weeks ago. when she slipped and
sustained a fracture of the right hip. is
now able to sit up some in bed, and in
few days it is expected that she will
be able to leave her bed and occupy a
chair. Mrs. Wheldon's recovery. con-
sideringi her age, has been quite re-
markable.
The following officers were installed
by Maple Leaf Camp. Woodmen of the
World. Thursday night: Consul COM
mander, George P. Thornblad; adviser
lieutenant. Robert Buchwald: banker,
E. L. Teombs; clerk. S. S. Holt: es-
cort, w E. Brooks: Waterman, Wal
ter Anderson; physicians. Drs. w.
G. Morton and E. w. Jay: sentry. NJ. G..
Bartlett: manager. E. F. Church
Mrs. l.. S. Peckham, 2o1 North
Third avenue. entertained a company
of sixteen at a sew party Thursday