Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-01-04

| Ladies aQnlCleQ Tree 1T v lClOI1N,
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| Simon is selling coats at half price
and no mistake.
| Mr.. Carl Newcomer of Eldora. spen.
the day in the. city.
Ladies, if you have not been at ST.
mons store, go now and get Il coat at
| half price.
Great value for your money. Special
attention given to separate trousers.
Swanson, the tailor.
We still have "a good stock of sleds,
coasters and hobs. Prices from soc to
1925. Horne ~ Gelvin
A superb line of clocks, mantel.
alarm and gilt. at Allen's.tf Good time
keepers and pretty in design.
Our partially seasoned chunk wood is
just what you want for your heater.
Gregory Coal. Coke and Lime Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tmblad, of
Minneapolis are parents of Il seven
pound son, born to them Friday.
Charles j. McCombs went to Boone
this morning to spend the day with his
aunt, Mrs. j. c. Meidell, who is sick.
The regular meeting of the Baptist
Mission circle was held Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. II. A. Sails
bury. 400 North First street.
Mrs. Dora Warren. who has been
visiting with her son, Mr. Ralph War
rem. and family. at Elgin. H.. for two
weeks, returned home this morning.
President e. Il. Kerr of Palmer coll
lege. LeGrand. was in the city this
morning. Palmer college opens next
Tuesday, after a two weeks vacation.
Now the holiday rush is over, it is
a good time to go to Brown and have
a sitting for some of those elegant
photographs. No one else makes them.
The Primary Teachers union will
meet in room No 20 of the Methodist
church Monday afternoon at the usual
hour. The subject will be The Art OF
Questioning Mrs. c. H. Morris will
be the leader.
The funeral of the late Hezekiah
Winterowd will be held Sunday after
noon at . o'clock from the home of the
deceased's daughter Mrs. ID. p. Hayes.
at LeGrand. Interment will follow in
the Maple Hill cemetery, north of Lee
Grand
One hundred sixty acres rich, we'll
improved farm, We'll located in Koso
suth county. for sale for $4,000. viii
accept $4,000 cash and arrange ball
ance on terms to suit. Is a bargain.
but must sell. Write or see us. Bell
& Hill, Hopkins block.
c. S. Giddings, of this city, went to
Grinnell this morning. and from there
he will leave for Texas to remain for
perhaps a year. Mr.. Giddings has
closed a contract with the Spaulding
Manufacturing Company to make col
lections for the company in the south
west.
f. P. Fogg, financial agent of Cor
nell college, Mt Vernon who has been
in Eldora and Iowa Falls on business
connected with the college. was in the
city this morning on his way to Mt.
Vernon. Mr.. Fogg attended the con-
vention of the state teachers associa-
ton at Des Moines earlier in the
week.
Mr.. Wallace Bruce Amsbury of
an impersonator. who is we'll
known to audiences Of this city by
his appearance here in Y. M. G. A.
course and at a chautauqua few
years ago spent Friday night in the
city. Mr.. Amsbury left this morning
For Oklahoma. where he is booked for
100 entertainments.
The leap year skating party at the
Victoria was largely attended. and
eighty three skaters We're on the floor |
The skaters, by vote, named the most
popular young lady present. Misses
Cora Harter ard Ethel Barnes tieing |
FOR the honors. On deciding the tie |
Miss Harter was declared the victor.
and received pretty dressing mirror.
The auxiliary to the Christian Wom-
en's Board of Missions Of the Chris
ian church. gave a reception to its
new members and the ladies Of the
church at the home of Mrs. f. r. Bene
dict. 9O7 West Main street. Friday aft
arnono. About fifty ladies responded |
~ lIiS Ilttli)il. anu lilt- StiltliI pioSVu
"a be most enjoyable one A very
instructive and entertaining talk was
given by Mrs. G. Fl. Norris in regard
% the object and aims of the national.
state and local organizations, and the
of the same was explained
~ Mrs. Ed Brown Misses Blanche
md Margaret Benedict gave an nstru-
rental duet which received hearty
moore. After the program dainty re-
reehments We're served. Mrs. Benedict
Join" assisted by Mrs. c. f. Morris.
Yrs. Ed Brown and Mrs. w A. Miller
Misses blanche and Margaret Benedict
md Helen jarvis assisted the hos
"ss"s in the dining room. Miss Lillian
Nc''cr presided at the nnnc', bowl.
md Misses Kate Prrn and Freedom
4oomer poured the coffee.