Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-02-15
Ladies, read Pappe's ad.


Prices right. S. c. Bell.
lot of potatoes. 60 cents, while they
last. G. l.. Duffield
Ladies'. s2.1s. a. 20, So so, $685. are the
right prices this week at Pappe's.
Mr.. r. S. Thomas, the Jubilee Fa-
ther," at Green Mountain Feb. II.
Wanted Young man as assistant
clerk at Pilgrim Hotel Must have ref
erences.
This is special week on oranges and
YOU can always get the best at Kendall
tsWest's.
We want you to see our new suits
for women before you purchase. NJ. r.
| Andrews.
Mr.. B. c. Whitehill. OF State Center.
was in the city Friday night to see
''The Great Divide"
Marshaltown's great favorite at the
Methodist church Tuesday evening,
Feb. %, katherine Ridseway.
Mr.. N. r. Croft. Of DEBORAH, a lead
ing hardware merchant of that place,
spent Saturday in the city as the CUES.
of Mr.. T. T.. Rouse.
| Mr.. and Mrs ]. ]. Weber reached
/ home Saturday from Chicago. Wr.
| Weber purchased an automobile at the
auto show, which he and his wife at
tended.
Wanted-Three c. I. r. c. graduates
as stenographers and office clerks. at
C,1o apf
ahead. Address Central Iowa Business
College.
Remember Simmons has the big
stock of wall paper, personally selected
from the manufacturers big stocks,
and that you get the benefit Of his long
experience
Mr.. and Mrs. L. a. Schroyer, OF this
city, has filed articles Of adoption, by
which they become the legal parents
Of Charles Carter. aged years. the
son of Mrs. Della Carter. Of this city.
The boys father is dead.
Mr.. A. D. Hanegan, Of LeGrand. n
we'll known old resident Of that place,
is quite seriously Ill at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Dell McCord, In this
city. Mr.. Hanegan is suffering from an
attack of neuritis, and is rational only
at intervals.
The funeral of Arthur Lee Moore,
the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs A. l..
Moore. was held from the Friends
church in LeGrand Friday afternoon az
o'clock. The service was quite largely
attended The body was buried in the
Friends cemetery.
j. W. Lloyd arrived home Saturday
from Chicago, where he has been Tor
three weeks. Mr.. Lloyd has accepted
a position with the Western Newspd-
per Union, and will travel in Iowa FROM
the Des Moines branch. He will con-
tinue to make his home in this city.
Funeral services for Mrs Frank
Winters were held at the Marion town
ship Church of the Brethren at II
o'clock Sunday, Rev Frank Wheeler,
assisted by Rev. j. j. Brewer, officiat-
Ing At the house. before going to the
church, Rev. q. F. Nell had charge of
a brief service.
Mrs. P. F. Arney entertained in
ternoon the teachers of the Arnold
to the number of twenty-four. The af
ternoon was enjoyed with music for en-
tertainment and the hostess served
light refreshments.
Marie Clemens and Marie Healy
were hostesses Saturday evening at a
valentine party to twenty-five of their
girl and boy friends at the home of
the former. The rooms were prettily |
decorated with hearts and cupids. The !
evening was pleasantly spent in play
ing games, after which Mrs. Clemens |
assisted by Mrs. Johnson, served a |
two-course lunch.
At the cflurchese yesterday the con-
cert to be given by the Northwestern
University Glee Club was announced |
and to the congregations. 1t is in fact
acknowledged turnout the
city that the concert to be given at
the high school Tuesday evening will
be one of the best musical entertain
ments ever produced in Marshalltown.
The proceeds will go to the athletic
association. Admission soc.
A basket social, which was attended
by about 200, was held at district school |
No. 4, of Minerva township, Friday
evening. F'ifty-thre baskets filled with
lunch were sold at auction for $40 25.
This money will be used to get books
and pictures for the school house. Miss
Elbia Francisco, of this city, is the
teacher of the school. Mr.. Clarence
Wingert, was the auctioneer; Robert
Buschbom the clerk, and John Ans
leme treasurer.
It was commonly reported about the
city Sunday that Waterloo had been
in the process of burning Saturday
night, and that the local department
had been summoned to the aid Of the
imperiled city. The fire department
was besieged with telephone calls Sun
day for particulars. There was little
truth In the rumor. The only fire that
broke out in Waterloo Saturday night
was one In fireproof building, to
which the flames were confined.
Misses Alma Henry and Alma
entertained a dozen Of their
boy and girl friends at valentine
party, Friday evening at the latter's
home. The evening was enjoyed by
music and games. The prizes went to
Hilda Holland, Alfred Lee and Henry
Sandvig, and the consolation to Harold
Lee The color scheme was red and
white and the house was prettily dec
Grated with hearts. Light refreshments
wera SERVED Inv Misses Ada HOMELAND