Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-05

futile, the jeweler.
DR.. Wood, eye, ear. throat Glasses.
German fair tonight Forneys hal
Lowney's candies are the best B.
Morgan.
Bring your clothes to the Marshall
town Dress Club.
Ladies' and gents leather travelling
cases at B. A. Morgan's.
Signet rings. A large variety an
wide range Of prices. At Aliens.
Military hair brushes in silver, ebony
cocabola, satin wood and buck horn a
B. A. Morgan's.
Call and 1 will show you the hand
soonest line Of Christmas candies 20,
ever saw. B. a. Morgan.
Get a warm meal when in town at tn.
Henry Sundell restaurant. We Civ,
you plenty of wholesome food for q
| cents.
Season tickets for the five remain.
ing numbers of the r. R. Y. NJ c. A
are offered for sale at Henry Pappe's
| for $1.25.
Mrs r. S. Patten, 205 West Grant
street, was hostess Friday Afternoon
to the regular study meeting of the
Christian Women's Board of Missions
auxiliary
| You make a mistake If you do moi
hear Father Vaughn next Wednesday
evening at the Methodist church, you
cannot afford to miss him. Admissior
SO and Is cents.
| A Hoosier kitchen cabinet will make
your wife happy. A fine Christmas
present A. E. Wilbur & Sons, South
Center street, sell them. Open even
| ings until Christmas.
! Having secured first class help for
! the Christmas rush l am better pre-
pared than ever before to get my work
out promptly You need not hesitate
about giving your orders. We will not
disappoint yot1. Brown.
| H w. Weikert, formerly with the OPP
pice Fruit company, has accepted po-
sition with G.. NJ. Wheeler. the grocer,
| Finkle block, where he will be pleased
/ to see old friends and supply their
; wants in the grocery line.
A good attendance of the Presbyter-
ian Ladies' Aid society met at the
church for work, Friday afternoon. Re
freshmepts were served by Mesdames
Margaret Armbruster, H. w. Christoph
and e. Berggren, hostesses.
The Elks' memorial service will be
held at the Odeon next Sunday after
noon at $3.50. Rev. C. W. McCorq will
deliver the principal address. Music by
the Presbyterian church choir. The
public is invited to attend
The price Of Sunday Chicago papers
is s cents; cannot afford to sell for
less. c. Deuel., c. P. Cook. S. w. La
Shelle, H. P. Black, A. T. Elder, ]. G.
Capron, Bert Parr, union depot lunch
room, newsboys and carriers.
Mr.. Henry Weber and son will leave
tonight for Wayne, ILL.,. where they will
visit Oak Lawn stock farm and inspect
the pure bred horses Of the Dunhams
From there they go to Chicago to visit
the fat stock show, returning about
the middle of the week.
"Her Fatal Shadow" one of the mos.
be the attraction at the Odeon tomor-
row evening. The play has made quite
"a hit in the east, and is now seen here
for the first time. The company is
first class one, and the production is
bound to please. Prices %, So and SO
cents.
Mesdames McFarlandl Baxter.
Pierce, Mairs. Binford, Haskell West
and Stewart, We're hostesses Friday at
ternoon at the Mcfarland home, 3O3
North First street, to the art and mus
ic department of the Womenis club.
Forty-nine were present, Mrs. Fink, OF
Des Moines, being the only guest from
out of town. The program opened with
"a piano duet, selection from Verdi's 'Il
Trovatore;" by Mesdames c. A. Eadie
and Charles Whitehead, who respond
err to an encore with Hungarian
Dance" (wolf.) The next number was
Music Topics" given byA Mrs. F. G.
Stewart The feature of the afternoon
was Mrs. C. j. Scheeler's talk on cart
of Berlin" which she illustrated with
many interesting pictures. Miss Ruth
Bell, accompanied by Mrs. Eadie. then
sang "Silver Moon" (Nevin), and gave
in response to an encore. Garden of
Roses" {Gabriel.) The program closed
With a piano solo, "Caprice" Gieb-
bling), by Mary Cummings, who gave
as an encore, solo for the left hand
by MacDougall. Following the program
the hostesses served two-course
lunch.
HAPPY NOW.