Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-05

next week will be with Mrs. w. G.
Horne, North Fourth avenue.
Wanted Two or three rooms, fur
nished. or unfurnished, for man anC
wife. Must be modern. With OF
without board. Good references. Adj
dress H.. care Times-Republican.
Mrs. T. E. Harris and Mrs. J. S
Perry were hostesses Wednesday aft
ernoon to the Excelsior Aid society, a
the Harris home, SOC North First ave.
nue.. T .eshments were enjoyed fol-
lowing Tie business session.
The funeral of the late Benjamin Fl
Bledsoe, of Mt. Pleasant, the soldiers
home veteran who died early Wednes-
day morning, was held from the as
sembly hall this afternoon at o'clock
Chaplain Jesse Cole officiating.
Harry Monroe, the man under whose
administration hundreds of the loves
and most forsaken men of Chicago
have been converted. will address the
men of MarshalltoWn at the Odeor
Sunday at 8 p. m. Meeting open to al
men Admission free.
Don't forget the Victoria skating
rink when looking for clean. healthy
first class amusement. The manage
ment of the Victoria will give a mas
uuerade in the near future at which
several prizes will be given. An
nouncement of the date will be made
later.
Tonight at the Odeon the attraction
is advanced vaudeville. with entire
change of program and new moving
pictures. The acts are all head liners
and every one alone is worth the price
for the entire performance. Prices
10, 20 and 80 cents.
Mrs Forrest Wright and daughter
Catherine, of Pipestone. Mimi, arrived
in the city Wednesday night, and Were
guests today of Mrs. w. j. Head They
are en- route to Brooklyn, to attend
the golden wedding celebration of Mrs
wright's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Calderwood.
The board of supervisors were ir
the vicinity of st. Anthony Wednesday
looking over the territory, thru which il
has just been petitioned to establish
drainage ditch, which will drain
certain lands in The western part OF
Liberty township. The ditch, as pc
titioned for will empty into Minerva
creek.
An order was issued today by Sup.
erintendent G. S. Hayden of the lowe
Central, insrructing the south bound
passenger No. 2, due out of this city
in the evening at $50 to wait ter
minutes when necessary to make con
nections with Northwestern west.
bound passenger, No. II. due out OF
here in the evening at the same time
The annual bazaar and supper Civ.
en- Wednesday afternoon and evening
at the Methodist church by the La
died Aid society, was a pronounced
success. The proceeds from the ba.
zaar We're s36, from candies. SIS, from
the supper, $50 and from the sale 81
a souvenir spoon sent from Alaska ant
sold at auction, s4.15, making tota
of $105.15. A delightful social time
was enjoyed also.
About twenty-five Of the neighbor:
and friends gathered at the home O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cober neal
Green Mountain, to remind them i
was their nineteenth wedding anniver.
sary. Those present were Mr.. anC
Mrs. Henry Wise and daughters. Mabe
and Eta, and son Ralph; Mr. ant
Mrs. Peter Cober and daughter Mar.
ian: MIR. and Mrs. T. j. Lynch ant
daughter Claire; Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Cober Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Heron ant
daughter Vivian, and sons Leonard ant
Edward, and N[essrs. James Somer:
and Ed Bichley. After enjoying ar
oyster supper tie guests We're favored