Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-26


summed up, the farmer should be suf-
recently appreciative of the Service to
pu UP an looking, competent
noH. lie can buy it where he lists and
nc should make every effort to show his
appreciation OF the fact that his com
iort: q nd convenience are being looked
$iler even II he doesn't live on the
SHORES OF harbor or the banks of a
mickey little river, where river and har-
pof appropriations shed their benefi-
.eence r.. A. MOSCRIP.
SOCIAL cIPrTFc pnSy
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Many Gatherings Close the Present
Week.
Attic the week has been compara-
closed al quite a brisk pace. Many 500
csal gatherings OF the different clans
@ere held FRIDAY evening and the
.ssor'1s weather yea outside made them the
more enjoyable indoors.
oile OF the most enjoyable gatherings
VAS that participated in by the em-
lsPioSes OF the FAIR Store, who We're en-
lstsItalneds at the fremont by the proprie-
1 'ors OF the store, Messrs. a. l.. and RAJ
4 ma tluzicre The fremont dining room
aas taken complete possession of at
$50, when all sat down TO a banuuet.
complete in all of its sappointments. Gov.
erss We're laid for twenty. After hs.
lcinner the tables were cleared and
I3Gancing was INDUCED in until mjdniebt
An orchestra furnished music during The
| dinner hour, as Well az for the dancing
\ Those who We're guests of the NIessrs
| Isuziere were Misses Frances Nc
| Malus, Mary Matschie Minnie HAY
lmond, Alta Brewer, Frances Averill.
/ Annie Hayes Bertha Collins. Mabel
| Hollingsworth, Eunice Lobdell and Az
ice Nelson; Mr. and Mrs Il. j. Wilson:
Messrs. Richard Mcclure, Hirsehel
Fisher Howard Clark, VIII Punnell.
/
4 The regular hi-wea,,lv meetiup 81 The
| C,areaway club was held Friday even
ling Mr.. ana Mrs u stewart ana
Mrs. Nellie Newcomer acting as host
lend hostesses at the Newcomer home
Ion East Church street. The clubs
game. proeressive eucbre was ind,,lpefl
in. Mrs. John II. simmons and Mr..
+. Balch receiving the honors in point'
Of progression. and Mrs. n r.. North
Land Mr.. q. NJ. Carr for the greatest
4
l'sewed by Mrs. Stewart and Mrs New
Icomel after the games. The clubs only
guests were Mrs. Robbins. of Berlin.
4 York. Mrs. w. r.. Forney and Mrs Il. S.
netchum.
The monthly social meeting of the City
Logged Friday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. G. w. Sparks, 502 North First
street, the members Of the Lotus Club
acting as hostesses. guessing cons
test. III which the first lines of well-
known bits of poetry We're given, to con-
,,.struct the original verses from tbs
lsfhythsn, furnished considerable arnuss-
ment for an hour, after winch a sfor1
\ musical program was given IN whiel
q Mrs. w y sanaoe ana Mrs. f'iia
4 Baughman participated IN whissiins ans
Vocal SOLOS, respectivels. \ snort pusi
ness session foNowed, atter whlch iigh
refres hments We're served by the Lotus
ladies'
! The Eidelweiss Club INDUCED in
novel entertainment FRIDAY night at tn
home OF MISS Ross. eiarmsn az 5whel
!, they gave an oia-fasnlonea mock weu
ding In which two OF their member
were. ,he esiilracsiHg Pai.iss. MSS va
Bowman. as Miss Emily Marshall. wa
: llhe bride, and Miss Garmshausen, as MI
!. William Foster Otis. as the groom Til