Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-02
The City in Brief
Victoria open tonight.

JcWeiiy anu llONeltleS
The Baptist Hill Bible class will!
meet with Mrs. Anna NJ. Bussard, 122
East State street, Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Virginia Moffatt arrived home
Saturday from Idaho. where she mas
been spending the summer. She visited
in Boise and other points
The mothers department of the Wo-
mems club will meet with Mrs. George
/ NJ. Lyon. sos East Church street, Tues
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
! The way to vote for Cummins Is to
ask for the separate senatorial ballot
/ and sec that others do the same. Vot-
felS must sign an application blank
| aud hand it to the general election
4 clerks.
Mrs. A. p. Fowler and Mrs j. j.
Spellman, of Dcs Moines. and Mrs.
III. w. Stevenson. of Spokane, Wash,
/ visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
1 A. Fl. ponnelson. 504 East Linn street.
over Sunday.
/ Mrs. Fred Hopkins who was taken
i'll over a week ago while in Des
| Mones attending the grand chapter of
the Order of Eastern Star and who
returned home last Thursday, is some
what improved
/ Mr.George II. Bcebe returned Sunday
night from Colfax. where he spent the
| day with Mrs. Beebe. who Is taking
/ treatment there for rheumatism. Mrs.
Beebe is much improved, and expects
to return home in another week.
/ Miss Bessie Hopkins entertained
about twenty of her girl friends at
Halloween frolic, Saturday evening.
merry time was enjoyed with various
games. and refreshments in keeping
with the occasion. We're served.
All men are invited to meet Professor
| Flynn in conference this evening at
is o'clock at the Presbyterian church,
class work win follow Classes for mon
every day this week at 1880 and 500.
Glasses for women daily at 2:3o and
500
Mr.. Frank Woodbury., of Pasadena.
Cal. arrived in the city Sunday and
will remain for some time looking at
ter business matters. The especial pur-
pose of Mr. Woodbury's visit at this
time is to attend the trial of the suit
of the r. j. Woodbury. estate against
| George Click, ct al.
| Solvay coke does not require con-
| slant firing to keep it going. You use
| it the same as you would hard coal
1t holds the fire like hard coal. gives
more heat and costs 20 per cent less
Don't confuse Solvay coke with other
| cokes There's but one Solvay and we
/ sell it. Consumers Fuel company.
Mrs. f, W. WINERY and daughter,
Mrs W. c. Ives, 105 North Second av-
:. enue, entertained thirty of their lady
friends at a o'clock luncheon and sew
party, Saturday afternoon, compile
mentary to Mrs. w. b. Ives and her
mother, Mrs. Grain, Of San Luis Potosi,
| Mexico. Decorations Of chrysanthe-
NUNS We're used
A gentleman would-be skater in
trouble He took his young lady friend
to the Victoria to spend the evening
skating The first round on the little
ball bearing rollers caused him to lose
his nerve. Gust think of IT'D Each
lady admitted free to those purchasing
skate ticket at window. 10 cents. Come
and have a good time. Good music.
| Best of order.
| Old friends are best, it is said, and it
| holds good in almost every thing. the
atrical affairs as we'll as others. My
| Friend From Arkansaw, a comedy dra-
ma by Robert Sherman, which has
] stood the test of many performances,
|
night. when the election returns will be
announced from the stage Prices, l5,
%, So and so cents.
| Thru the courtesy OF the American
| Telephone and Telegraph company and
| the Iowa Telephone company: the,
Marshall Telephone company will re-
| ceve the national and state election
returns by direct Wire on the evening
of Nov 8. The new telephone building
on Nov. 8 The new telephone building
on North Center street, which is par
TALLY completed, will be used for this
purpose and those of the public who
are Interested are invited to spend
the evening there.
Mrs. j. FL Hull, 2041s North Fifth
street entertained six little girls from
5 to o'clock Saturday afternoon in
honor of the 9Th anniversary of her
little daughter Lois. Mrs. Charles Hull,
Mrs. +. j. Nieman and Mrs. e. nj. Nor
row We're also present, the latter assist
ing Mrs. Hull in serving a lunch. The
room in which it was served was dark
ened and lighted with jack o'-lanterns,
and q birthday cake on which burned
six candles, was q feature of the
spread.
Little Marian and Margaret Weadley,
4O4 North Fourth street, We're hostesses
Saturday afternoon from = to o'clock
at a most enjoyable Halloween party
to about ten little folks. The house was
decorated turnout with lighted jack
o'lanterns, and the Halloween idea was
carried out in the delicious lunch
which was served in little baskets in
the den, which was most cleverly deco.
rated. The little folks We're dressed as
ghosts and masked and Francis Diehl
was given the prize for naming the
most of her playmates. Other prizes
were given, Dorothy Shove feeding the
Teddy Bear the best" Lucille Aliard
and Dana Norris for getting hidden
prizes out of plates of flour, and Max |
inc Hughes for threading needle the
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