Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-18
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IS The City in Brief 5
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DR.. Wood. oculist-aurist Opp. Pilgrim
Simkins & Este. funeral director
| Paper hangers wanted at James
skeggs' wall paper and paint store.
Sleepy Eye. Occident, Pillsbury ant
Golden Thistle. -four at Olson's.
Genuine Early Ohio seed potatoes
Whitney & Parks. 40 East Church.
Always the best suit of clothes in the
city for, the price That's our motto
Brenneck, the relinble tailor.
Linene--wears and looks like linen
just the thing for shirt waist suits--3t
inches wide at Is cents per yard. M. +
Andrews.
Are you going to put in cement walks
or lay concrete foundations? Call fol-
Marquette Portland cement. Sold b!
T. C. Cartwright Lumberman, opp
P. o.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society OF the Friends church will meet
at 2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon with
Mrs. William III. l.,avis, 105 North Cen
ter street.
Miss Matte Nelson, of Slater. is
visiting Miss Sadie Peterson, Alb East
Frederick street. being on her way to
visit with friends at ST. Olafs college,
graduate.
The ladies of the w r.. c. aid were
entertained Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. c. NJ. Cook sos North First av-
enue. The hostess served refreshments,
assisted by Mrs. G. E. Giddings, Mrs.
Roy Cook, Cora 11usby and Ethel Kir-
by.
The Gideons OF the Fourth ward met
Wednesday evening at the home OF
Donald Loder, 80 South Center street,
for their Bible study, after which re-
freshments were served by Mrs. Loder
and Mrs. Swick There were fifteen
boys present
Charles T. Jarvis and children went
to Mechanicsville Wednesday night,
summoned by the death of Mrs. Jar
Wis mother, Mrs. landau, who has
been sick of ailments due to old age,
Mrs Jarvis has been with her mother
since last week. The funeral was held
today.
The Ladies Home Missionary society
of the Methodist church will meet with
Mrs Il. NJ. Sailtee, SIT North Center
street, Friday afternoon at 1880. Mrs.
Emma Boardman will be the leader
and the subject will be "Emigrantsz-
Letting In and Shutting OUT AT the
meeting the annual mite box opening
will take place.
The literary department or Brown
ing class of the Twentieth Century
club, had its last study afternoon for
the club year, Monday, but will close
its years work with an evening pro-
gram of readings and songs from
Browning and rennyson at the home
of Miss Maybe. French, Monday,
April %. The program ms at s
o'clock Mr.. r H. Lyman, of Grinnell,
is to be the vocalist.
Mr.. Guy A. Meeker, son Of Mr. and
Mrs. j. F. Meeker, who has been tray
cling in the extreme northwest and in
Canada representing firm selling
Washington fruit land, arrived in the
city Wednesday night TO remain until
late in the summer. Mr.. Meeker has
recovered from his operation of last
summer, but his physicians have adj
vised that he remain out of doors as
much as possible for year. Mr..
Meeker will return to Washington in
August.
The home and education department
of the Wome is club had social day
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. James
Zug. ITO North Seventh street. Each
member was privileged to take a
guest. making; about thirty five present
The feature of the afternoon was a
talk on Germs" by DR.. w. S. Devine,
who in illustra ton of his lecture, ex-
hibited a number of germ Slides
The talk pr:,ved both interesting and
instructive Dainty refreshments were
enjoyed, Mrs. Zug being assisted In
serving by Mrs. j. D. Vail
There was a good attendance at the
w. C. T. u meeting Wednesday after
noon, held at the home of Mrs. Hilsa I
beck, 412 North Second street, and a
very profitable and interesting after
noon was enjoyed. After business
session the time was spent socially.
and the hostess served refreshments,
assisted by Mrs Emma Boardman and
Mrs. C. A.; Farmer. Guests present
were Mesdanes Grips, Myers, Fetters,
Mi1eah an6 Trautmann, and Mrs.
Weise, of v,-aukesha, Wis. The union
adjourned II, meet in two weeks with
Mrs Emma Boardman, 100 East State
street.
That rare combination of delightful
music. witty dialog originality Of
theme, brilliant lyrics, clever COM
pany, beautiful musical chorus, and a
scenic environment which has been de-
scribed as q dream of scintiliating irri-
descent color, are said to be some of
the qualities responsible fer the phe-
nomenal success of that piquant musi
cal mixture, the Isle of Spice" which
will be the attraction at the Odeon
Saturday evening. Manager Whitney
has always been noted for the thorough
scenic environment of his spectacular