Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-11


DR.. F. j. Neiman was in Tama today
ON business.
Dr.. Cora Williams. physician. FL
deity Bank building. Phone g.,
We sell and set window glass. T.
u. Jones wall paper and paint store,
los EAST State street
Mrs. G. w. Allison. 30 West Church
street, would like few pupils for
piano lessons. Children preferred.
Call and see the Monitor gasoline
engine and feed grinders at Lukehart
& Talbot's. rear 100 West Main street
You will find a fine selection OF
sacred music at the Gilbert Music COM
pany's store. .119 West Main street.
Opening each evening this week.
Reserved seats for tomorrow even
lng's entertainment Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
lecture course can be had at Henry
Pappe's until p. m. Friday evening,
The New England store will have ono
OF their great silk sales tomorrow
Read the advertisement and be on HAND
early to get the best values. E. r. Lay
Mr.. Richard Thomas, the greatest
and most popular tenor in South Wales
national winner on five occasions, al
the M. e. church tomorrow evening
Nov. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schulz and chill.
d1en, who have been spending the pas
hve and one-half months in Germany
IA ~,
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Ernest r. Pepper, formerly Of
SIG North Second street, underwent an
operation for appendicitis this after
noon at the home Of Mr.. George Pep
per. 521 North First street.
Jacob Grove, Of near Liscomb, sub.
mitted to an operation for the removal
of his appendix at ST. Thomas hospita
this morning. Following the operation
Mr.. Groves condition was very salts.
factory.
Mrs. Frank Arnold entertained at he,
home. 212 North Second street., Wed.
nesday afternoon, the members of the
Clover Club. The afternoon was spen
sewing, and Mrs. Arnold served re.
|freshments.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Church
OF Christ will meet in the church par.
lors for an all-day sew Friday. TIL.
hostesses, Mesdames j. o. Monohon, f
j. Ingledue. and N. H. Hockett, will
serve dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. N. B.. Meade returned
Wednesday evening from Gilman
where they have been visiting for /:
week at the homes of the latter's siste.
and brother, Mrs. C. e. Ramsey ant
Fred Ingersoll.
The division of the Methodist Ladies
Aid Society of which Mrs. W. G. Kane
is chairman, served a chicken pie sup.
per at the church Wednesday evening
to large number of patrons. The sun
Of about $40 was cleared.
Mr.. John Lewis, we'll known as (
choir conductor and vocalist, WHINE
Of twenty-five prizes, and who durins
last June shared honors with Madam,
Patti as first soloist at Craig-y-nos
will be at the NJ. E. church tomorrow
evening.
Apple sale on Saturday the 18th. w
will sell one car load Michigan barre
apples. Varieties: Greetings, Bald
| wins, Wagners and Red Streaks. Thi
lot of apples will go very cheap. Viii
pay you to call at % South Center
Phone TAT. E. E. Hood.
Mrs. George Willigrod and Mrs
Eleanor Goodman were hostesses Wed
nac6oy Of Of I.
to the regular meeting of the Ladies
Cemetery Aid Society. An enjoyabl
afternoon was spent, after which
o'clock dinner was served.
Mrs. F. e. Northup entertained at he
home COS West State street, a compan,
Of sixteen ladies Wednesday evening
complimentary to Mr.. Northup'
mother, Mrs. j. E. Northup of Baxte,
who is soon to move to this city It
live. The evening was spent playin4
five hundred, and Mrs. Northup serve
refreshments.
The Frank Long Stock Company vii
commence weeks engagement at tn
New Odeon Monday, Nov. Is, with TIL
exception of Tuesday night. All tn
I PilllSipdlo VI tILC IAedCy N1uSlCdl OOIHeQ
Company will be seen and heard in tn
latest songs and clever dances. Ladia
will be admitted free if accompanie
by one paid 80 cent ticket purchase
before p. m. Of shat day. Prices 10,
and 30 cents.
Determined to "call" Mrs. w. "A
Sizes boast that mo crowd had eve
surprised her." sixteen ladies, all oil
friends knocked for admittance thi
morning at $3.50 at her home on Sum
nit street. The affair was in celebra
ton of Mrs. Sizes 57th birthday ami
versary, and to say that she was a
last thoroughly surprised, is putting i
mildly. Mrs. George Size, her daugh
ter-in-law, living next door, had pre-
pared a delicious breakfast, which sh
served at the W. A. Size home.