Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-01-27
Gii1aes.Repubdt11n
The City in Brief
Skate at the Victoria.

New dress trimmings arriving at M.
F. Andrews.
| V. A. Brundage, of Grinnell. was in
the city today.
Miss Eta Early. of Liscomb, visited
in the city Saturday.
Mrs. Addie Douglass, of Albion. was
in the city Saturday.
A nice lot of choice white clover
honey at Will Miller's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stahl, OF Al
bion, spent Saturday in the city
Our annual muslin underwear sale
is now in progress. Nj. +. Andrews.
Mrs. William Achenbach, OF Glad
brook, spent Saturday in the city.
Nice solid heads of Holland cab
base, ) and 10 cents a head, at VIII
Miller's.
Assembly dance at Forney's hali
Wednesday, January 30. Evening
tickets 80 cents.
Mrs Lille Crowfut of Montour, ac-
companied by her son Charles, spent
Saturday in the city.
The Baptist Hill Bible class will
meet with Mrs. Julian Smith, 40l
South Fifth street, Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Mary Ingraham, of Eldora,
who has been visiting Mrs John Pres
nah for a week. returned home Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. T. w. Hauser, of Ames, was in
the city Saturday. being on his way
home from business trip to Liscomb
his former home.
Chaplain Jesse Cole of the soldiers
home. went to Des Moines this after
noon to be present at meeting ol
prohibition workers of the state. Chap
plain Cole represents the Marshal
County Pastors association.
Rev. Harvey Hostetler, of Council
Bluffs. who is temporarily making his
headquarters in this city, went to Ma
son City Saturday evening where on
Sunday, he filled the pulpit of the First
PRESBYTERIAN church Of that place
Mrs. e. Il. Worden and daughter
4 Winifred went to Gilman Saturday ev-
ening to visit their son and brother, Ar
thur Worden. Miss Winifred will re-
Imam week or ten days, but Mrs
EtNorden WAS gone only over Sunday.
III Mrs. Margaret Ackert was hostess
saturday afternoon to the members o
the Whist club meeting once week
ind a few other guests. She was as
sisted in serving lunch by Misses Els.
Their Seerley and Harriet Schulder
The funeral of William Hughes. wh'
| islied Friday, was held from the resi-
dence of his father, r. II. Hughes, a
Luray, this morning, at II o'clock. Rev
w. II. Scott, of this city, officiated a
the services. Interment was in River
side.
The burning out of chimney at the
F. r. Taylor residence. 500 West Malr
street, Sunday forenoon, which caused
the family to think that the house
might catch fire, caused the summon
ing of the fire department. No dam.
age was done.
Mrs. William Bryant of Detroit
Mich will give talk on "How t.
See Europe" Thursday evening at
D. M, at the Stone church, corner o.
Church and Second avenue, benefit O
the missionary society. Silver offering
at the door.
one week from tonight, February
there will be a character masquerade
at Victoria skating rink. Two prize:
and ten souvenirs will be given fol
best representations. All those masked
and costumed admitted free between
the hours OF and 8.
A Marshalltown party advertised fo
man to chop wood and got fifteer
applications the next day. 1t cos
about Is cents and was cheaper ane
more effective than telephoning al
over the city, the results Of which
would have been uncertain. Use the
want ads. and read them.
Webster City Journal: Harry
Hotchkiss arrived home this morning
from Denver where he has been spend.
ing the past three weeks visiting his
wife. who is there for the benefit Of he,
health He states that Mrs. Hotchkiss
condition is not improved, if anything
she is not now as well as when she lef
Two practice games We're played by
teams from the boys Bible classes OF
the Railroad Y. NJ. C. A. at the asso-
citation gymnasium Saturday after
noon. The First ward team won from
the Fifth ward team by the score OF
20 to s, and the Second ward team
won from the Fourth ward team by
the score of to 0. These teams arc
prepared for the scheduled games OF
the league. which are to open neXt
Saturday afternoon.
The great college play. "At Yale
4 which made such succession of hits
last season. is again on the road, bet.
ter and bigger than ever In this new
play Jules Murryi of New York has thu
triumph of the season. 1t is full o
dash and the charm that surges arount
any story of young, exultant, health,
workers. Dick Seeley and his college
friends are enough to keep any audi.
ence in state of delight for any even.
ing in the year. The play comes to the
Odeon Thursday night Jan. 80. Prices
%, so, Il: cents and 81.
The funeral of the late Mrs Edward
A. Vitell. 405 South Fourth street, was
largely attended Saturday from the
residence. Rev CLAUS Qualen, pas
tor of the Norwegian Lutheran church,
and Rev. W. II. Scott had the services
in charge conducting one in Norwe-
gian and the other in English. The
. off in