Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-16

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hall, Tuesday evening, Jan. 10. Even
ing tickets SO cents.
Culleys Best -four at s1.55 per sacl
has no equal for all around baking
Try a sack on my guarantee.
AT the p. m. vesper service at the
Congregational church tomorrow, Mis-:
Maud Mcintosh will be the soloist.
Hear X. II. Mcbride. a great speak
err to men, east court room, tomorrow
3: is p. IN. Y. nj. C. A. mems meet.
ing.
r. Fl. Mcbride, Of Chicago will al
dress the Brotherhood Bible class al
the Methodist church tomorrow, IL tc
| p. m.
Second hand automobiles for sale
Taken in trade on new ones. Prices
right. Eldridge- Beebe Automobile
company.
The business department of the
Women's club will meet Monday aft
ernoon at 2:30 o'clock. with Mrs. l. +
Forbes. 4o3 North Third street.
Myself and children; wish to thank
the members of the journeymen
plumbers local union. No 315, for the
check sent me. Mrs. Matthew Skeie.
Wanted - A lady to clerk in
my music store. Prefer lady 90 to so
years old. MuSt play piano. Call
Monday morning. Jan. Is. Tuffree
Music House.
Twenty -four hours in day, seven
days in week, 1GS hours all told, be-
tween church services. If you can spare
one hour out of this number go to
church tomorrow somewhere. The Bap-
tist church cordially invites you 20
come there.
You can get good meal for 20
and promptly and politely served. at
Center street. Only inspected meas
served Don't go hungry when You
come to town.
Those who attended the regular Fri
day night meeting of the r. n. of A.
We're given sleigh ride by Mr.. B. O..
Weeks, whose wife became u member
of the order during the evening. The
ride was a surprise, which followed
the lodge meeting.
The all new Hans and Nix" Dixon
g. Bernard's successful musical COM
edy will be offered at the Odeon next
Tuesday night. Jan. 10. 1t is said to be
a musical farce Astounding in funny
situations and plenty of good songs.
Prices rs. S5, so and IS cents.
lr.,, + To-, ,.,hn
panied her sister, Mrs. l.. S. Pecllham,
to Rochester, where the latter under
went an operation on Wednesday, re-
turned to the city this morning. When
Miss Hamilton left Mrs. Peekham's
condition was very satisfactory.
A., w. Nutz, who has been day OPP
orator in the office Of Yardmaster
Peter Lynch, of the Iowa Central, has
gone to Oskaloosa to take an opera
train dispatcher. Ralph Mitchell, who
has been night operator in the local Of
flee has taken the day work.
The body of Charles d. Swicll
reached the city Friday evening, &C
companied by Mrs Swick and H. o.
Swick The body was met at the train
by a delegation from Banner lodge.
No 1913, /. o. O. F., and was taken TO
the Swick home, 1903 West Church
street, where the funeral was held at
$50 this afternoon.
Because it was her anniversary, for
ty of the friends and neighbors of Mrs.
Joseph Thompson surprised her at her
home, S12 May street, Friday even
ing. The guests presented Mrs.
Thompson with a nice bedspfead and q
set of china cups and saucers. Recital
tions and songs furnished entertain
ment for the evening, and a three
course luncheon was served
Messrs and Mesdames w. A. Sandoe
and l.. G. Norris We're hosts and hos
tesses at the Sandoe home Friday eve
ming, to the members ofAthe Careaway
club and guests. Dinner was served at
$50 o'clock, followed by five hundred.
The prizes were won by Mrs. I. 0.
Kemble and Mr.. Charles McCombs,
for slams, and Mis-. a. +. Balch an1
Mr.. H. v. Speers, for progression.
The regular business and social
meeting of the Drake club, was en-
joyed Friday evening with DR.. and Mrs.
F.. G. Leffler, 401 West State street. A
delightful social time, with music, and
dainty refreshments. were enjoyed, fol-
lowing the business session, and Mrs.
Walton r. .Kinzer, of Gilman, was in
itiated into theiclub membership. Des-
pite the stormy evening the attendance
was unusually large.
Mrs. Nathan Braley, who has been
quite seriously ill, is improving, and is
now considered out of danger. Mrs.
Dora Raymond, of Newton; Mrs.
Claude Conley, of Clinton; and Mrs. w.
A. Stevens, of Davenport, who have
been here owing to Mrs Braley's ILL
ness, have returned home. Mrs. Bra
ley is a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph King, formerly of Clemens, but
now of Snohomish, Wash.
The regular monthly dinner and so
cial evening of the Highview club were
enjoyed Friday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ]. weadley, 404 North Fourth
street, with Mrs. Weadley, Mrs. II. w.
Shove, Mrs. e. H. Draper Mrs. George
Olson, and Mrs. Rodney c. Wells as
hostesses. Each guest was invited to
wear some article to represent a book,
and following dinner guessing contest
on the book titles proved very enter
tanning. Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Gilbert
won the honors. In other guessing
contests MIR. and Mrs. J. c. Nelson Sc