Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-02

Deen visiting with relatives IN Sioux
City and GAIA for ten days, returned
home Friday evening.
Mrs. A. L. Palmer arrived home FRI
day evening from Chicago, where she
has been for the past four months
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Crandall.
Dissatisfied you will be if you do not
employ Buchanan-Boughton Company
to do your plumbing and electric -wir-
ing. 20 North Center street is the place.
Every man should hear Lawyer
Moulton Of Storm. Lake, east court
room 3:15 p. m. Sunday. Subject, "a
Lawyers Estimate of the Value of the
Bible"
Mss Bertha Horton arrived home
Friday from Clermont, Wyo., where
she has been for two months, visiting
her brothers, Messrs. Lisle and Fred
Horton.
Mrs. H. H. Town, of Earlville, Ill, is
expected to arrive in the city this ev-
ening to visit for about two weeks
with Mrs. H. B. Beatty, BIB North
Third street.
Special tonight at Simmons Book
Store. Typography sets and Billiken
dolls at 9S cents each. Largest line of
typography goods in the city, at very
low prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Martin and son
John, of Cedar Rapids, arrived Friday
evening, and will be guests of the
formers brother, Mr.. j. A. Martin, AND
wife, for week.
Mr.. Leanard Carney, who has beer
spending the past two months in cen
trail Montana, along the line of the
Billings & Northern. which is now be
ing built, returned home Friday night
DR.. Steiner's address Tuesday will be
in the nature of an after dinner talk
This will mean that it will be giver
fabout 7:15 o'clock while the members
are at the table. All men are invited.
A number from this city went t.
Ames this morning for the annual fal
festival at Iowa State College. Tht
Northwestern ran an excursion train
of nine coaches, which passed thru tn,
city at 9:25 o'clock.
| Tomorrow night at the New Odeol
William Owen, the eminent actor, will
appear in Shakespeare's delightful
comedy, CAS- You Like It." Lovers o
good Shakespearian comedy will be at
| forded treat, in this performance
Prices %, 80, so and Is cents.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gilbert went t
Hampton this morning, where the,
meet Judge and Mrs. j. c. Sherwin, O
Mason City. From there the party lef
in Judge SherWin's car for Mason City
Mr.. Gilbert will return Monday bu
Mrs. Gilbert will remain for day o
two longer.
Mrs. d. w. Marston and Mrs. F. Z
Garvin entertained twenty-five of thei
lady friends very pleasantly at tn
Marston home Friday afternoon, i
honor Of Mrs. T. ]. Fletcher. The hour
were spent socially. and the hostesse
served dainty refreshments. The din
ing room was decorated with saliva.
Judge and Mrs. G. w. Burnham en-
tertained at their apartments at tn
w. e. Smelling home Friday evenin
a company of thirty-s six friends at
$50 dinner, served in three course!
Miss Burnham was assisted in servin
by her sister, Miss Carrie Young. TIL
only out guests were Mr.. an
Mrs. T. j. Fletcher, of Chicago.
Mrs. E. G. LETTER, accompanied b
her daughter Ruth, left for Rocheste
Mimi, this morning, where she expect
to undergo an operation for fibroi
tumor early next week. DR.. LETTER wi
go ito Rochester Monday, it being til
expectation that the operation will /
performed either Tuesday or Wednes
day.
A telegram received by Mr.. and Mr.
)C. III. Hull Friday night told of til
safe arrival at San Francisco of the
! son, MIR. Willard Hull. vice consul ger
eral at Shanghai, China. Mr.. Hull
going to visit the Alaska Yukon expo
sition at Seattle, and possibly the Ye
lowstone National park, before /
reaches this city.
Mrs. A. H. Mcbride, who has bee
: visiting for the past six months in De
Moines and Davenport, returned HON
Friday night. Mrs. Mcbride visited 1
Des Moines with her son, DIR. Harr
, Hurd, who has been sick, but who's
health has greatly improved since /
took an extended trip into Colorad
Mrs. Mcbride will be at the home
her son, r. w. Mcbride, during Mr.. an
Mrs McRrides absence from the cit
In honor of her birthday arniversa,
!, Miss Jane Skegg was hostess today
an II O'clock three course breakfas
served to the members of the Pi Sign
Tau sorority. The decorations We're
yellow, and the breakfast was serve
by Mrs. Skegg. assisted by Miss Skeg
The out-of-town guests We're Miss
Dorothy Bentley and Alice Plumb,
: Tama; and Helen Boggie, Of Osk,
loosa.
The ladies of the Busy Bee Circle
the L. o. T. M. joined Friday evenir
in a surprise upon Mrs. William Rol
inson, SIS Bromley street, who leav
next week for Chicago, to reside. M
Robinson, who has been an inspector
. the Britain & Co. packing house f
two years, has been transferred
> Chicago, where he was formerly
duty, and left for Chicago Frids
lnight Fifty memhers of fha cirrla a,