Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-20

Mrs. w. f. Jordan is very i'll o
grippe and pneumonia.
Don't forget the big wall paper sail
now on at Simmons book store.
Remember the chickens pie supper a
LeGrand Saturday after . p. M
| Mr. Roscoe Girton, of State Center
| spent Wednesday in the city on bust,
ness.
MIR. w. A. Nichols, of State Center
spent "Wednesday in the city looking
after business matters.
Mrs. Mard l.. Robinson arrived home
Wednesday from a few days visit
with friends at Cedar Rapids and Mt
Vernon.
Mrs. w. B. Elliott has gone to Colfax
health She is at the Victoria sana-
torium.
Mrs. W. f. David. who has been Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. W. e. Blirleigh
at Minneapolis, arrived home Wednes-
day evening.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid So
cietN will meet Friday afternoon with
Mrs. f. l.. Hoag aond Mrs A. Higgin.
at the home of the former, 105 North
First street.
The high school basket ball teams
will both go to Mason City Friday
morning to meet the girls and boys
teams of the Mason City high school,
Friday evening.
Attend the free lecture on tubercu-
losis in milk cows at the Odeon to-
be of intense interest to those who
drink, feed or sell milk
Mrs IL b. DeVore, of Des Moines.
will arrive in the city for few days
visit with Mrs. r. l.. Sewers and other
friends. Mrs DeVore was formerly
Miss Minnie Bach, of this city.
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The Marshalltown chapter, d. A. r.
will meet Friday afternoon at $50
O'Clock with Mrs. A. T. Elder. 1oS
South Third avenue There will be a
Washington's birthday program,
James Weaver Went to Des Moines
this morning to meet his son, Jesse
Weaver who is playing with a HUI
man Hearts" company that appears for
three nights, beginning tonight. The
Misses Merle and Pearl Weaver will go
to Des Moines Friday.
Milkmen and all others who want to
know something about how tuberculo-
sis may infect milk cows. should not
fail to attend DR.. Mac Meals free lee
ture at the Odeon tomorrow afternoon
from 4 to ). A practical demonstra-
ton of the disease, as it affects cows,
will be made.
Conductor S. b. Chapman. of the
Iowa Central and wife, will leave to-
night for Dubuque. where they are
summoned owing to the serious illness
of Mrs. Chapman's brother, S. G.
Smith. Mr.. Smith, who is a veteran
of the Twentyfirst Iowa. is suffering
from Bright's disease, and it is feared
he can not survive.
The home and education department
of the Woman's club was entertained
at its regular meeting Wednesday at
ternoon by Mrs. j. d. Vail All South
Third street. The regular reading was
taken up by Mrs. Vail. on the sub
iect of Cooking of Meats and Neget-
abes'' and Mrs. A. w. Head. on Food
The hostess then served
light lunch.
If this milk inspection business" is
all nonsense--that is, you think it is
go to the Odeon Friday afternoon at
4 o'clock and see a practical demon
stration of the disease, as found in
COW in this city. whose milk has been
used as food free lecture, accom-
panying the demonstration. will be
made by DR. j. II. Mac Neal. head of
the veterinary department of Iowa
State College.
About dozen young lady friends of
Miss Grace Ewald. zoo South Second
street, surprised her at her home
Wednesday evening. the affair being
in honor of her birthday anniversary.
Various amusements were enjoyed
during the evening and delicious re-
Ireshments taken by the guests, were
enjoyed hashlght picture was also
4 feature of the evening. Miss EWald
was presented with a beautiful spoon
as a memento of the occasion.
Following her lecture at the Metho-
list church Wednesday evening Mrs.
Hattie Moore Mitchell, of Des Moines,
was delightfully."- entertained by the
Drake club of this city at the home of
Dr. and Mrs. F. p Lierle, 1862 West
church street. Short talks We're given
oy Mrs. Mitchell and Rev. c. Fl. Nor
lis, president of the club, and music
vas enjoyed both Mr. Maurice O'Brien
md Dr. Iierle giving vocal numbers.
Great pleasure was experienced in
alking over Drake affairs, past and
present. A light lunch was served.
The following members of Croker
encampment, No 81. Patriarchs Mill
ant were in Gearing Wednesday night
1t the opening Of a new camp: Z, T.
4aPlant Ross Sheetz. J. G. Hollings-
WORTH w. II. Brown. w. B. Elliott. ].
\. Ferree, S. n. Harter. G. A. Moler,
=. H. Haskell f. +. Pegg. S. T. Barn
ill, Erastus Cornell F. Fl. WileysF. M.
Miller s. NJ. Cause, j. w. Corricll, j.
:, English G. w. Hutson. H. w. Mund-
lenk. and G. W. Horrick. The de-
gree team of the local camp did the
,rand patriarch. of Stuart H. C.
chaplin. grand junior warden, of Union;
md Ira w. Naylor of MAXWELL all Of
he grand encampnlent of the Odd Fell |
ows of Iowa were in attendance at
he meeting, and We're here this morn
ng on their way to Des Moines.