Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-06
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Ice cream at Wachter's, All orders
given prompt attention.
Several good fur coats To sell very
cheap at NJ. +. Andrews.
II YOU want the best meats of all
kinds. so to Inman's store.
/ The Eclipse bread mixer has come
to stay. In a couple of years no house
will be found without one See Schmidt,
Six weeks more of winter Don't go
cold at the rate of about | cent day
| we will sell you a ST. cloak. Nj. +.
Andrews.
To close out robes and blankets at
any old price. Car,nody's harness
shop North First avenue, sign of big
horse collar.
Mr.. and Mrs David Lennon expect to
leave for Los Angeles, Calf. within a
short time, to remain during the rest
of the winter.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society
will be entertained Friday afternoon at
$50 o'clock by Mrs William Barrie, at
| 7O2 West Linn street.
|. A street car for West Main will be
in waiting at IL o'clock Friday night,
to accommodate those who attend the
| knights of Pvthias party at Red Mems
hall.
Attend the Home Guards dance at
the Red Mems hall February !. Adj
mission 10 cents. evening tickets 20
cents. Refreshments. Everyone well
come.
Rev. William Pence James left to-
day for Kansas City. where he will re-
main for a few days looking after bus
mess matters There will be no scrv-
ice at st. Paul's on Friday evening,
owing to the rector's absence.
We just received from two Of the
largest importers in New York our
new dress trimmings. These include
very handsome designs. in tillet effects,
fine applques, Persans. allover laces.
with bands to match. NJ. r. Andrews.
The attraction at the Odeon Sunday
night, February 9, will be the fun pro-
voking Swedish comedy drama. "A
Prince of Sweden" The play is a pref
ty story full of bright comedy with
plenty of songs dances and speciaties.
Prices Is, %, 80 and so cents.
Among the guests at the reception to
be given at the White House by Pres
ident and Mrs. Roosevelt this evening.
will be two Marshalltown young wom-
en-, Miss Lucille Willard and Miss Ruth
Kimball, who are students at Wash
ington college, Washington, d. c. Both
received invitations to the White
House reception.
Mrs Sarah A. Morgan, 401 South
Second street. is very dangerously
sick at her home of paralysis. Mrs.
Morgan has suffered several slight
strokes. and at moon today it was
thought that She might not possibly
survive thru the day Mrs. Morgan is
the sister of Mrs. w. I. Bailey, EOS
North Third street.
The home and education department
of the Womens club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Frank
Haradon, 400 East Church street. Pa
pers were given on Preparation and
Choice of Food" by MRS. w. F.
Koontz. and Economy in Buying Food
Stuff" by Mrs. r. Fl. Keller. Follow
ing the program the hostess served a
light lunch.
The funeral of the late John Bona
wiz. Jr., was lals ~ attended We'd
nesday from the BonaWitZ home, one
mile. south of Luray in Washington
township. Rev. j. Il. Nyhan, OF VAN
cleve, had the services in charge. The
pail bearers We're MeSsrs. c. Melberg.
Joseph Knoll, William Pothast. Fred
Giles, r. Croft, and H. Mansager In
terment was in the Capron cemetery.
Co.
Miss Adeine Parker. of Denver,
Colo. is in the city for a two weeks
stay at the home of her parents. Judge
and Mrs. J. NJ. Parker. Miss Parker
came home owing to the illness of Mrs.
Parker. who has been suffering an at
tack of grippe. Mrs. Parker is con-
siderab!y improved and Judge Par
ker. who is also suffering an attack of
infeunza. is doing as nicely as could
be expected altho he is confined TO his
bed.
Mr. A. e. Metzgar of Grundy Cen
ter. spent Wednesday in the city on
business. Mr.. Metzgar was a former
W Gil hIloN II ItSluCIl VI heti
and Marshall county. He has decided
to be a candidate for the republican
nomination for sheriff in Grundy. and
promises to become a strong factor in
the race. MIR. Metzgar is prominent in
G. A. r. circles is man of excellent
character and good judgment. and will
probably make strong bid for the
votes of the republicans of Grundy.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Pckard North
Seventh street. and a few friends en-
ioycd an all-day celebration Wednes-
day of that couples twelfth wedding
anniversary. Their guests We're Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Handy and Mr.. and
Mrs. koontz. of LaMoillc. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. w. Griffin of this city. In the
afternoon the hours We're spent with
games and music. and after supper
bob ride was enjoyed. The same par
ty of people are being entertained to-
day at the H. w. Griffin home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pickard received several nice an.
niversary rememhrances.
There are half dozen books In the
public library which should be read
by every parent and teacher in Mar |
shalltown. "a Study Of Child Nature
by Elizabeth Harrison: "The Moral In |
struction of Children by Felix Adler;
Ella Calista Wilson's "Pedagogues and
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