Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-18
Dance Forney,s hall Wednesday,

| evening.
Mrs Booth, of Albion, was in the
city Friday.
| Lots of extra dances at Columbia
hall Wednesday evening.
| Don't miss the Woodmen dance TO-
| morrow night at Columbia hall.
am again in situation to make )
per cent real estate loans. VIM. Bat
| tin.
Mrs. Is. j Warren and daughter Miss
Imogene spent Sunday with friends at
Steamboat Rock.
Admission Toe, evening tickets SOC,
are the prices at the big dance tomor-
row night at Columbia hall
The Beethoven club will be enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon at 80
o'clock at the home of Mrs. A. Etggin.
2o7 East state street
The Ladies' Guild of st Paul's church
will hold its regular monthly meeting
and tea at Mrs. r. c, Fishers, Wcdnes
day at $50. Tea served at 5.
Mrs John Dunn went to r,ldora Sat
/ urday evening. where. on Sunday, she
was present at the funeral of the late
Michael Kelly, who died Friday morn
/ ing.
Remember, the Baldwin Co. thru
the Tuffrec Music House, are giving
away $5.25O.0o. Better try and get a
prize. You can't earn $4,000 any
easier.
| Q
Are you trying to get a prize on the
Tuffree Music House Geographical
contest? Ii you haven't a paper. you
can get one at the Times Office or at
/ Tuffrees Music House
Mr.. e. McAuley, a Drake University
student, arrived from Des Moines
Monday evening for a short visit al
the home of his aunt. Mrs. Emma
Flanagan. S11 West Church street.
Mrs. G. A. Swayze and little son
! Darrell. of IIldora, passed thru the city
Saturday evening, en- route home from
| Oskaloosa and Richland. where they
/ have been visiting relatives for three
weeks.
Hear Professor Newcns in his
Message From Mars" at the Metho-
dist church tonight. Admission. 20
cents for adults: 10 cents for children
between and II years. Seats on sale
! at the door.
While in the city this morning on his
way to Nevada, j. w. Douglas, an at
torney of Maxwell. received telegram
telling Of the death of his brother-in-
law. B. +. Hochstetler, at kalona.
Washington county
Tomorrow the Buggy Company will
serve Britain 4 Co.'S meats and Hoff-
man House coffee during their lunch
con from 1900 to 1880 o'clock. The
repository will be open to visitors in
the evening from to 9 o'clock.
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The funeral of Leslie Watt will be
| held Wednesday afternoon from the
residence, 1O5 East Lincoln street, Rev.
Merle n. Smith officiating. The burial
will be at Green Mountain. with a
service at the grave conducted by Rev.
| O. G. Mason.
| Walter S. Nichols. who was called
to the city recently by the death OF his
sister, Miss Marjorie Nichols, left FOR
Toronto, Can. this morning. r. ID.
Marsh, of Minneapolis, returned last
night, and Russell Tomlinson went
home to Chicago yesterday afternoon
| Messrs. l.. r. Willard and G. ai. Ruth
of the Marshall Oil Company, left Fri
/ day evening for Lincoln, Neb., where
Saturday they held meeting with
their statesmen out of. the Lincoln
branch house. From Lincoln Messrs.
| IN ESar
d.. where they held a similar meeting
| Monday.
The regular meeting of chapter BIB,
Of P. E. O., was held Monday after
noon at the home of Mrs NJ. S. Nc
Farland with Mrs. Robert Stevens as
leader The general discussion was on
| the topic "To what extent were the
prophecies of Isaiah fulfilled in the
coming OF the Christ, and the found
| ing of the Christian religion?"
Mr.. C. Meigs, formerly of this city,
but for the past eighteen months of
| McIndoe Falls, VT, arrived in the city
Friday evening, and will again make
his home here. Mr.. Meig's family will
| iofn him here in March. Mr.. Meigs is a
brother of Mrs. Patience Sears, and for
many years lived at Malcolm. where
he and his brothers are well known.
| The touch of nature that makes the
whole world kin is seen in the new
play, "The Cow Puncher," by Hal Reid,
which will be seen at the Odeon theater
Sunday night. Feb. %. The play is in
tensely interesting and has whole
some amount of comedy that makes it
thoroughly enjoyable to the discrimin-
ating theater goers Prices, %, 80 and so
cents.
His appearances as we'll as his i'm
presentations. remind one of Bill Nye,"
is the way one critic puts it, in refer
ence to Prof. Adrian M. NeWens, VINO
gives his humorous lecture, Message
from Mars" at the Methodist church
at 1880 tonight. Another says: "sMes-
sage from Mars was better than a
sermon" No one can afford to miss
| this great treat.
United States Consul General Will
liam E. Martin, of Hankow, China,
passed thru the city this morning at
443, on the overland limited en-
route to his old home at Dunkirk, N. Y.
willard B. Hull, Of this city, is deputy
consul general under Mr. Martin, and a
telegram to c. H, Hull, the young
mans father from Mr.. Martin in
formed Mr. Hull of Mr.. Martins trip
thru the civ Mr. Martin brought