Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-03


Paper hangers wanted at James
skeggs' wall paper and paint store.
| Nj. f. Andrews is showing a large
assortment of portiers and madras
curtains. Get his prices
The Yeoman Aid society will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. E. j.
Nuttkng 400 East Main street.
Best OF music. good dances and an
excellent time assured those who at
tend the base ball fair at Forneys hall
each night this week.
The condition of Ross Ingledue is
practically unchanged today. and the
patient seems to be neither better nor
worse than he was Tuesday.
For spring wear we are showing the
newest shades in gloves for dress and
| for every day wear. Popular prices add
to their popularity NJ. F. Andrews.
The Calisophian club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. r. A. Ely. and
continued It's regular reading. Next
week the meeting will be with Mrs. s..
q. Matthews.
George Estel, living north of the city,
left for Chicago Tuesday afternoon,
with a carload of cattle, which he has
been fattening for the market for the
last four months.
Mrs. c. 1. Curtis left this morning
for Wenatchee, Wash, after five
! months visit with her son, Mr.. Fred
Curtis, and with other friends in this
city and it's vicinity.
Our $500 skirts have the appear
ance of the higher priced skirts. See
them, you will agree with us. They are
the best shown in the city for the
money. NJ F. Andrews.
Miss Mamie Pihlgren, who left Sat
urday for a brief visit at the H. West
ling home in Dies Moines, returned
home this morning. The Westlings
We're former residents of this city.
j. F. Atkinson. of Los Angeles. Cal.
is expected to arrive in the city In
few days to remain here for short
tima on business connected with the
property interests he still holds here.
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Vic Hugo's high class and refined
vaudeville direct from the Peoples
attraction at the Odeon next Sunday
evening. April 7th. Prices 15, 25 and
IS cents.
The Home Guards of the World will
give q social dance at Columbia hall
next Friday evening. Evening tickets
including refreshments, rs cents. La
dies cents. Everybody welcome and
good time guaranteed.
The Shakespeare society met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. T. P. Marsh
and finished the reading of Hamlet"
TIL next play to be taken up by the
society is "Timon of Athens" The
meeting next week will be with Mrs
Harriet Sutton.
A chance for party with small
means to get home. A 100 acres of
good land, with small building, forty
acres fenced; good we'll: close to school,
church apd postoffice; ten miles from
good town; price sl,500; $500 cash, ball
ance seven years time See A. Odett.
There was good attendance at the
! meeting of the Royal Neighbors Aid
society," entertained Tuesday afternoon
by Mrs. Clark Fetters, 500 North Sec
ond street After the regular bust
ness session refreshments were en-
! joyed and the time was spent socially.
The Lotus club met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. W. l. Good, 401 North
Third street. The program consisted
of roll CALL reading of the assigned
lesson by Mrs w. j. Heald and Mrs.
| w. f. Koontz, and reading of a mag
azine article by Mrs. A. w. Heald.
| Mr.. Fred B. Smith, who is to be the
principal speaker at the Bible Study
class dinner at the Y. M. c. A. Thurs
day evening, is an Iowa man with a
| world wide reputation. Two years ago
Mr.. Smith made tour around the
| world and attracted much attention by
his eloquence.
4 Deputy A. A. Nicholson was in State
Center today. serving notices of the
hearing of the protests before the board
(which appraised the benefits to be de-
rived from the Marshall Story county
| drainage ditch. which is to come up at
State Center on April 80. Auditor
Erastus Cornell was also in State Cen
liter on the same business
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Talman were
lin Boone Tuesday in attendance at the
celebration of the S0th anniversary OF
| the birth of Mr. Tallman's mother, Mrs.
George P Tallman. former resident
of this county. A company of twenty
six relatives, including children, grand
children and two of Mrs. Tallmans ten
great grandchildren, were present.
The season is here for plush robes
and summer busters. One hundred and