Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-04

Telephone New lis, Old 675-J.
Get libretto at Eadie- Wards an
enjoy Madame Butterfly" Price 25e
Special for tomorrow-Fruit laye
cake at the Standard bakery, ITO Yves
Main. New phone 1913, old 217N.
The regular study meeting of tn
BAPTIST Hill Bible class was he'll
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
Fen Haines.
You can't wash out the fit of tn
Nlunsing underwear. 1t is knit to hol,
its shape. Munsing is sold only b.
NJ. T.. Andrews.
A dollar or more off on every pal
of ladies' and gents 81, $3.50 and S
winter shoes, Thursday, Friday ant
Saturday. E. G. Wallace, the shoeist.
No one admitted at the Odeon afte1
Sis for the grand opera tomorrow
night. Theater patrons take due no.
tice, as the rule viii! be strictly ad.
hered to.
Let us show you our line of mat
tngs. linoleums. rugs and other fiool
coverings. We have a new stock thai
comprises all the newest and best. Ma
rion Gard
The Crescent Mandolin club was at
they played for the Edel-Knoll we'd
d ng and for dancing party that fol-
loved in the evening.
Mrs. o. e. Robertson and Mrs. r. NJ.
Downs We're hostesses at the formers
home. I01 East Main street, Tuesday
afternoon. to a Very pleasant meeting
o.. the Wmodausis Aid society.
The Shakespeare society met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Mary Far
rand for its regular study. There was
a good attendance. Next weeks meet
ing will be held with Mrs. L. P. Marsh.
For Sale Seven room house, new.
good barn and out buildings, and six
lots, situated three blocks from car
line, and we are offering this place for
a quick sale at price that will sell it
within weeks time. See or write
Bennett & Binford.
The young people of the Friends
cl urch and their friends We're enter
tanned last night by Carl Painter at his
home, 1876 West Main street Music
and novel games We're INDUCED in dur
ing the early part of the evening. after
which light lunch was spread.
The demand for cravenette coats in-
creases every season. Any one who
has ever had good storm coat could
not possibly get along without one.
This season we are showing entirely
new materials and styles. Come in
and look them over. NJ. +. Andrews.
Mrs. A. B. Conway and son. Dr. A
G. Conway, will go to Waterloo Fri
"1'he Second Mrs. Tanqueray," in
which Mrs. Patrick Campbell is star
ring, at the Waterloo Friday evening
Dr.. and Mrs. Conway will remain in
Waterloo for a few days visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Busby.
On Friday evening, March 6. there
will be an entertainment and box So
citll. at the Pleasant Hill school, in
Taylor township, three and one-h half
miles northwest of the city, for the
benefit of a permanent library for the
sc1oo. The program will begin at
O'Clock. Miss Bertha Cakerice is
teacher of tht Pleasant Hill school.
Mrs. P. r. Wood, who has been i'll
for several months, suffering from the
effects of blood poisoning following a
bite from pet dog, is slowly gaining
in strength, and is able to take a few
steps about the house. Altho the pa /
tient has a high temperature each day, /
and is delirious at times, these peri
DDS are subsiding in both duration and
severity.
The mere mention of some plays is
enough to arouse the deep interest
which many dramas fail to reach in
the performance. Even the title Of
"Monte Cristo" stirs the feelings and
enlivens the imagination. The play will
be seen at the Odeon theater Saturday
afternoon and evening, March I.
Prices Is, %. 35 and so cents. Matinee
10 and % cents
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Manney. s12
West Main street, were host and hos
tess Tuesday evening at 6: so O'Clock
dinner to the members of their Five
Hundred club and a few other guests,
in all. The affair was
very delightful one. and following the
dinner. the evening was enjoyed with
cards. The affair was also in cele-
bration of Mr. Manneys birthday an
niNersary. which comes tomorrow.
Brief funeral services for the late
James Dickie, of Ft. Madison, were
conducted in this city Tuesday after
noon at o'clock, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Johnston, SOB East
Church street. by Rev. c. w. McCord.
Many floral tribute from members of
the family and friends were offered.
The pail bearers were Messrs. ]. H..
ia and j. G. Johnston, George w.
Gilbert, B. Fl. Howig. and Frank
hi DIS. the latter of Grinnell. Mr. and
Mrs. Peter G. Hitch, of Fort Madison.
he latter daughter of the deceased.
accompanied the body to the city and
we're present at the funeral
An affair originally planned several
weeks ago in celebration of the fifth
of Rev. William Pence
Ianles pastorate of ST PauFs, was
arlied out Tuesday evening, when
bout seventy-five of the church peo-
lie surprised Rev. and Mrs James at
heir home. - North Fifth avenue The
far was in the nature of pound"
ocial. each one taking a pound OF