Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-17
Dance Torney's hall Wednesday.

Regular dance ouu FelloWS nan
Tuesday evening.
Make use of the rest room at the
New England store this week.
On all orders taken by Wednesday
we will hang for YOU during the next
thirty days T. T. Jones.
Redmen meet in Wigwam Wednesday
at > p. IN to attend funeral of j. b.
Duncan O. A. RoSengren, G. of II.
The best bargains are always taken
first. if you want the best come early
to simmons 1o-days' wall paper sale.
Mrs. George +. Wanberg. who has
been visiting in Chicago for week
Sunday.
Mrs. +. q. LETTER left Saturday for
Dewey, Okla. summoned by tele-
gram announcing the serious illness of
her sister, Mrs. l.. NJ. Beatty.
Stewart Eason, great sachem Of the
Iowa Red Men. was in Des MoineS
Saturday night on business connected
with his office, and tonight will be at
Pennington.
Revival services are being held at
the Friends church, corner of Third
and Main. and will continue indefinite
lv. Song service each evening, $50.
All are invited.
Mrs. ID. w. Norris of Grinnell. who
has been spending the past two weeks
at the home of her son. Mr.. d. W. Nor
ris. Jr in this city, returned to Grin
nell Saturday evening.
Don't miss the school entertainment
at the Odeon tonight beginning at
go You will get more than your
moneys worth. Admission. adults. %
cents; children between and II years,
10 cents.
Mrs George J. Alien received tele-
gram Saturday evening announcing
the death of her aunt DIR. NJ. j. Lyons.
a, Cadiz. O. DR.. Lyons was known
here. having visited at her nieces home
on several occasions.
The condition of Frank tladdocll |
who was accidentally shot a week ago |
Sunday, is unsatisfactory, and 1t is !
thought that he is now out of danger. |
lie was able to sit up for short time
Sunday. the first time since he was in
jured
Members of Star Lodge No. 3, Iowa
Legion of Honor. are requested to meet
at Columbia hall Wednesday. Feb 18th
at las p. m. to attend the funeral of
our deceased brother j. b. Duncan.
Services will be held at Christian
church 2:30 p. III. John A. Tallman,
President.
Visit the buggy works this week.
Light luncheon including Britain 4
Co.'S ham and the celebrated Hoffman
House" coffee will be served from Il
to 1880. The repository will be open.
so you can inspect the different style
vehicles this evening from ! to 8. All
will be welcome. Open house every
day this week.
The body of Mr.. A. w. Martin. who
died at the soldiers home Saturday,
will leave this evening at $50, over
the Iowa Central, for Biggsville, ILL.,.
the birthplace and old home of the de-
ceased. where the funeral and inter-
ment will take place Tuesday after
noon. Mr.. j. NJ. Mcintosh, son-n
law. of Biggsville. and Mrs. B. A. Nor
gan, the deceaseds daughter, will ac-
the body to Biggsville.
The Albion Clutluse club met at the
home of Miss Ida Catlow Friday after
noon, from to p. m. Supper was
served in two courses by the hostess.
assisted by Madams Rerderus and
Dennis. The decorations were pink
and white carnations, being the club
flower. The following husbands We're
guests of the club, NMessrs. Bray, Bur-
gett, Grouse, Dennis Fraley, Figert,
Harter, Ingledue, Rederus and Wyand.
Tickets for the different entertain
ments to be held during short course
week may be obtained at Nettie Ingle-
due & Co.'S. Ingledue & Young's, Henry
Pappe's, Benedict & Brntnall's, Nc
Bride & Wills and B. A. Morgan's.
Each entertainment will cost 25 cents
for admission to adults. and Is cents
For children over and under u years
Of age. On the nights of the enter
tainments, either at the Odeon or the
Methodist church, tickets will be on
sale.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Bap-
list church was entertained Friday at
ternoon by Mrs. Will Clemens and Mrs
Fl. o. Michaels at the Clemens home,
702 East Main street. After the BUSH
ness session a short program was en-
joyed, consisting Of vocal music by
Miss Michaels, accompanied by Miss
Hall, and a reading by Mrs. Purcell.
Ia a guessing contest the first prize was
won by Miss Jessie Pentland and the
second by Mrs. Purcell. The hostesses
then served light lunch.
w. E. Fenno, of New York. closed his
series of meetings here under the au-
spices of the railroad Y M. c. A. Sun
lay afternoon, at the Bijou theater.
This meeting was attended by an au-
Hence of $50 men, who listened to
1 most excellent sermon on the SUBJ
ect THE DEVILS Auction" At the
close of the. meeting twelve men pro-
,essed Christianity. Saturday evening
Mr. Fenno' spoke at the Elite and
and Sunday morning he
preached at the Congregational church.
Mr. Fenno left for Chadron, Neb., this