Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-08

udy DIT the SQOTt course dL Iowa SUI
college, Ames.
Our stock of groceries is more com
plete than ever before. Give us cal
Kendall & West.
| The Ladies' Mite Society will hold a
exchange at the Bondage hardw.ar
store, all day Saturday.
Lessons given in German, French
Spanish, or Italian. Marion McFar
land, 4o6 North First street.
Two days more of the big values BE
ing offered in the clearance sale at III
New England store. E. R. Lay.
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! Only once year the little red "a,
! plays an engagement ait Henry Pappe'
lstore, and everybody is deriving bene
fit from 1t.
Clearing prices on comforts, woo
blankets, mems cotton f1eeced and wool
en- underwear. outing gowns, an,
wrappers at NJ. F: Andrews.
| The degree team of Banner Lodge
No. 1913. 1. o. o. F., will go to st. An
thony Saturday evening to exemplif,
L WOIh iU0lOES C1lS3 AnCuOuy lOQRG.
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The Harmony Aid society was en-.
tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs
C. r. Williams, 1O7 South Center
street. The regular meeting was en-.
joyed
Mrs. c. c. woodmansee returned
from Indianola Thursday evening
where she was called Saturday on ac-
count of the death of her little nephew,
Paul Ebernan.
Jan. 10 falls on Sunday. Our office
will be open until 9 p. M, Jan. 8; also
Jan. IL. No discounts allowed thereaf-
ter. Mashalltown Light, Power and
Railway Company.
Pappe's red tag sale represents a
genuine square deal, it is our annual
clearing sale, a saving from IS to SO
per cent on each purchase, the people
regarding it as such.
Spend the evening with Schildkret's
Hungarian orchestra at the Methodist
church. It will be great treat for you
and assist the r. R. Y. NJ. c. A. enter
.inment course at the same time.
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Mrs. Albert Pegg and Mrs. F'raalz
Wiley were hostesses Thursday after
noon at the Pegg home, 307 South
Fourth avenue, to a very pleasant
meeting of the Excelsior Aid sociesy
Culley has fancy oranges, bananas,
Malaga grapes, shelled walnut meats,
candied cherries. pink and white gel
atine or jello, all favors, for the fruit
salad you want for your Sunday din
ner.
We have received today marshmal-
lows, whipped cream caramels, figs,
shelled pecans, and almonds, potato
chips, and many other fancy things,
which are good to eat. Reynolds &
Sheldon.
The disabling Of the engine pulling
Northwestern west-bound thru pass
enger, No. 8, early this morning, near
Montour, delayed all west-bound traf-
fic for close to an hour. The train was
held at Montour until an engine could
be secured.
The Daisy Drake Mission circle, ii
the Christian church, will meet at iils
home of Mrs. C. H. Morris, s02 West
Linn street. at 1880 o'clock this even
ing. Following the program, which is
to be given, the new members will be
received.
Miss Rachel Leonard, of Albion, who
has been teaching the only rural school
Of Iowa township, has resigned her
place because of poor health. She w II
be succeeded by Miss Deana Hanson,
Of LeGrand. Miss Hanson will take
he school next Monday.
The wedding party Mt Miss Alice
marriage was entertained
'y the SchildlSret's Hungarian orches-
IA Also Prince Henry when in this
country enjoyed their beautiful music.
This evening you can be entertained by
he same celebrated orchestra at the
Methodist church. Tickets so and IS |
tents.
Mrs. w. ]. Head and Mrs r. W.
stevens were hostesses Thursday after
loon at the formers home, 7Os West
church street, ito the Congregational
ladies' Aid society, Of which there was
N attendance of thirty-six. During the
usiness session, Mrs. Beatty was elect
d chairman of the work committee.
\ social hour and refreshments fol-
owed.
The art and music department %
he Women's club was enter
aimed Thursday afternoon at the
ONE of Mrs. James Zug, 10 North
seventh street. The assisting hostesses
Iere Mesdaanes Charles Brown, d. j.
Collins, B. F. Cummings, Fred Wilbur,
ieorge Powers, George Gregory and
Arthur Martin. About fifty were pres
mt. The program consisted of art
'opics, read by Mrs. II. G. Stewart;
piano solo, 'Flatterer'' (Chaminade)
nd encore, Iris" (Renard), by Mrs.
'elos Wilbur: some of the most ia
liliar of the standard opera airs,
layed by Mrs. Stewart and Mrs Al
red Stern: piano solo, Sailor Boys
'ream' (Hache), and encore, "Fanta
ma CHeller), by Margaret Thompson;
eading of the story ''Telling Kate"
Juliet Wdlbor Tompl1ins). by Mrs. FL.
I. Mairs; vocal, Where Blossoms
row" (sans souci) and when the
aylight Goes" (Neidlinger), by Mrs.
toward Wilbur: piano solos. Ballet
ance" (Winston), and Norwegian
ance" BIZ Miss Fannie Iennoy \