Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-14
Wedding Breakfast.
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Tycoon tea, at VIII Miller's.



DR.. Billiard, osteopath, 2S East Main
Eastern apples, fine stock, at vii
Millers
Fob chains, the latest and best, a
Aliens, the jeweler.
Saints In Society,"" book for soci
ETY. people, at Liebig's.
Fancy Norway mackerel, large fish
for 10c each. Will Miller.
If you want good bread, use Jerse,
Lily flour. D. s. Good Grocery Co.
Mrs Charles Buchwald, 1112 Coli
street, will entertain the Concord,
Naebund at her home Thursday after
! noon.
The Harmony Aid Society will b,
entertained by Mrs. David Conger
S06l Y South Center street. Thursda,
afternoon
New belts. new neckwear new rib
bons. new combs, new hand bags
beaded purses Come and see them M
| f. Andrews.
| The Unity Club met for its regular
study Tuesday afternoon, at the home
of Mrs. Rhodes. Next week the meet
ing will be with Mrs. Emmett Waters.
| The Catholic Ladies' Mite Society
| will give an oyster supper Thursda.
evening. November Is. in the basement
| of the church oysters, sandwiches
| and coffee, % cents.
The meeting of the Hawthorne Club
Tuesday afternoon was held at the
home of Mrs. Charles Click. The time
was taken up with review questions,
with Mrs. #. ]. Fletcher as leader
There was a good attendance at the
Calisophian Club meeting held with
Mrs George Ordway, on South Third
street, Tuesday afternoon. The meet
ing next week will be with Mrs w. L..
Place.
Miss Blanche Donaldson, s South
Third street. assisted by Miss Grace
Arney, entertained the "As You Like
1t" Club Tuesday evening, at its first
meeting of the season. Games and re-
freshments We're enjoyed. The club will
meet every two weeks.
this city because of the death of her
daughter, Mrs. George Warner, left
today for her home in Fort Collins.
Col. She viii stop at Storm Lake a
few days to visit relatives. Mrs. Moon
took with her the little granddaughter
Alice Warner, and will rear the moth
erless child.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Merrill former
residents of this city, but now of Har
Ian, arr'vedsin the city Tuesday even
ing, and are guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. S. j. Austin. Mr. Merrill
went to Waterloo this morning to at
tend the Gamers convention, and will
return tonight and remain UNI
til Friday. Mr.. Merrill was
formerly connected with tho canning
company here ana is now operating
factory at Harlan.
James S. Weaver, the Iowa Central
switchman who was SO badly injured
while at work Tuesday, is resting cas-
Ter at ST. Thomas hospital today. Mr.
Weaver suffered terribly from his in
juries thru the night, but if no COM
plications arise his physician is in
hopes that he will recover. There is
danger of peurisy owing to the nature
of the injuries When examined more
thoroughly. under an anesthetic, Tues
day afternoon, it was found that aside
from the fractured left arm, shoulder
blade and collar bone the right shoul-
der blade and five ribs on the left side
were broken.
The tenth annual banquet of the
Baptist Hill Bible Class was enjoyed
Tuesday evening at the home Mr. and
Mrs. Charles D. Swick 300 South Cen
ter street. Fourteen members answered
to roll call in the afternoon, during
which the program consisted of inter-
esting papers by each one, on Bible
topics. The ladies were joined at sup
per, which was bounteous feast by
their husbands. Others present beside
the latter were Masters Rex and Don
aid Loder and Clifford Jennings. Mrs.
Walter Hastings member who has
been unable to meet with the class for
two years, on account of moving to
Green Mountain, was present. Mrs.
Swick was assisted in serving the sup
per, to which all the ladies contributed,
by her sister, Mrs. Clara Loder. The
class was organized ten years ago in
this city, by Rev. F. w. Parsons, now
of Mason City.