Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-30

nd they will have prompt attention.
Kendall & West.
Miss Hazel Willard was hostess at a
much enjoyed theater party Tuesday
evening. to the girls Of the Psi Mu Pi
3orority and their boy friends.
MIR. Frank Pihkerton, sos West Ne
vada street. entertained the clerking
force of the Hull company at a Z
o'clock dinner Tuesday evening.
Our store will be closed all day
New Years day, Friday. We will ap"
preciate it if patrons will get orders
n early. Olson. west end grocer.
we expect to close Friday. New
rs day, kindly place your orders
tomorrow. so that we can make
deliveries. Brown Fuel and Lime
lpany.
dr. G. p Hitchcock of Wayne. Neb..
10 has been visiting for a few days
the home Of his daughter, Mrs. How
d D. Wilbur, departed for his home
his morning.
Attend the dance given by the La
lies Aid of the Tribe of Ben Hur. New
Years eve, Dec. 81, at Red Mems hall.
ADMISSION free with evening ticket, eN-
ira ladies, 10 cents. Ferguson's or
chestra.
Charles f. Smith. who until recently
was resident Of this city and a part
ner in business with w. l.. Peckham, is
expected to arrive in this city today.
Y Mr. Smith has been at his former home
in Boston.
Miss lola Arnold of Council Bluffs,
who has been visiting at the home OF
her father, Mr.. Samuel S. Arnold, in
t,this city for short time, returned to
a Council Bluffs Tuesday night Miss
Arnold is teaching in Council Bluffs.
+ Mr.. Sam B. Jones, who at one time
was travelling passenger agent for the
Northwestern with headquarters in this
city and Cedar Rapids, was in the city
FOR short time Tuesday evening. Mr..
ETsTenes is now living in Omaha, where he
went last night.
Serve green label buttermik bread
81 with your New Years dinner, this will
z insure your bread being on an equal
,ity with the rest of your meal. The
sign of the green label is your guar
antee of the quality, made only by
Robertson & Strub.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. McCreery and
children returned home Tuesday from
ID sas City, where they have been Wis
~ q for the past ten days Mrs. j. u.
of that place. mother of Mrs,
,reery, has been very seriously i'll,
is now improving.
rs A. s. Elder who has been Wis
ig in the city at the home of Mr..
der's father, Mr.. James Elder, and
18th other relatives for a week, left
II Boone this morning. After visiting
hare she will go to Fremont, Neb,
short visit, before returning to
home in Sioux City.
The funeral of Richard Won Franklin,
6-year -old nephew of Mrs A. M.
E., who died in Delmar and whose
was brought to this city Tues
was held at the Page home at
uck Tuesday afternoon. Rev. M. N.
It'll officiatede and the body was
led in the Swearingen family vault.
Hugh, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
&C.; Nichols, of Liscomb, who under
mt minor operation at st. Thomas
pital Tuesday for the removal of a
tic tumor of the neck, was able to
hrn home with his parents in the
hing. Mrs. Nichols and the children
been spending a few days with
formers parents in Green Mount
he funeral OF j. P. Henlmingsen
largely attended Tuesday after
n from the residence, 81 North
I'd avenue, Rev. l.. B. Hix officiat-
Among the floral offerings was the
blematic three links of Odd Fellow
B, from Banner lodge. Misses Irma
lace and Edna Sears sang. The pail
.ers were Messrs. c. T. LaPlant
Carney, Charles Hurd, James
les. w. F. Block, and l.. L. Hotch-
The burial service at Riverside
In charge of Banner lodge.
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Is Jessie Mcmahon, 2O5 West
street, was hostess Tuesday ev
ITO most delightful meeting of
rake club, with a large atten-
present. During the regular
ess session, final arrangements
made for a concert to be given
8 by the Drake University glee club
lily in February, under the auspices
the local Drake club An elaborate
remony followed by which Misses
18th Sieg and Harriet TAYLOR, present
AXE students, were initiated into the
ID. contest was then enjoyed, and
winners, Mrs. C. H. Morris, Miss
ina Maude Kimberly, and Messrs.
w Scott and E. NJ. MacDougall, were
dfolded and made to feed one an
peanuts. A Christmas tree was
enjoyed. being hung with presents
mt1,th provoking character which
given out by the club president,
IL, p. Lierle. Each one had to
te an audible New Year resolution,
pre he could receive his present.
&,rsic was also enjoyed and dainty
inch served.
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