Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-16

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DR.. Cora Williams. physician. FL
deity Bank building. Phone 81.
Deputy Sheriff c. B. Mason was in
State Center today on business.
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Stop on the way to the theater for
a box OF fresh chocolates at Newton's.
If you want values and bargains in
come to Benedict & Brint-
nails.
Superintendent H. G. Kruse, sof the
Iowa Central, spent the day in the city
on business.
Vermont sage, pimento Canadian
cream, Neufchatel and limburger
cheese at Culley's.
Mrs. j. Herbert Smith, of Fort Dodge
is in the city for weeks visit with re-
latives and friends.
For Rent-First class modern seven
room house. sos North Second avenue.
$40. See s. c. Bell, Hopkins block.
Don't forget to order Snow Drift
when you bake again. Better and goes
farther than lard. For sale at Culley's
No music so sweet as that of the vio-
lin. Cassie Mullineaux- Richards gives
first class instruction, 4 South Second
street.
We have made arrangements where
by We receive fresh home made
doughnuts every day. They are fine
too. Anybody wishing them. call 44S
carlson's grocery, 8 East State.
"The Making Of a. Criminal" is the
subject of Warden Sanders lecture al
cry man should be interested. Twenty
five cents admission to all non-mem-
bers.
The history and bible study depart.
ment of the Women's Club met witt
Miss Rachel Cannon, ALL West State
street, Monday afternoon, for its usua
study, under the leadership of Mrs
Ella McKim.
The Busy Bee Circle of the L. o. T
NJ. will meet with Mrs. W. A. Size, OF
Summit street, Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Size will be assisted in entertain
ing by Mrs. c. A. Farmer and Mrs. Eu.
gene Crandall.
Rev. Milford Lyon, who just CLOSED
a revival in Eldora, accompanied b!
Mrs. Lyon, arrived in the city Monda.
morning and spent part Of the da.
with Rev. Mr.. Lyons brother, Mr..
George M. Lyon, and family Late
Rev. and Mrs. Lyon left for Chicago
accompanied by the formers mother
Mrs. E. B. Lyon.
Miss Anna Gorkow, a nurse at tn
soldiers home hospital, underwent
serious operation at st. Thomas hos
pital this morning, from which she raj
lied nicely and this afternoon her con
dition was as satisfactory as could b
expected. Miss Gorkow Is the siste
Of Mrs. B. G. Cochran, 401 West Boon
street.
Mrs. Elmer Sanders, who has bee
living in Atchison, Kan, arrived in tn
city Monday night to visit for abou
two weeks with her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Lewis blessing. Mr.. and Mr.!
Sanders formerly lived here, but hav
recently. moved to Enid, Okla. wher
Mr.. Sanders now u.s., and where Mrs
Sanders will go from here.
The Marshalltown Sunday schoc
Teachers Union met Monday afternoo
with Mrs. Louisa Lee. IL South FIT
avenue. The contest for new member
was ended, Mrs. ]. L. Williams sid
winning The losing side, headed b
Mrs. Enos Dicks will, at a date to b
set later, provide some kind of trea
for the others.
j. P. Diehl, sol North Fourth stree
received telegram today from OF
tawa, ILL.,, announcing the death Of hi
stepmother, Mrs. "A. Diehl, which, oc
CURED early this morning Mrs. Diet
had been i'll for two years, of hear
disease. She was 6s years old M
Diehl will leave tonight for Ottawa t
attend the funeral.
Howard Guthrie, the young son c
IS. c. Guthrie, 205 West Church stree
manager of the Standard Oil Compan,
was taken to st. Thomas hospital Mon
day afternoon where late this after
noon, surgeons removed a part of a
infected kidney, resulting from an in
jury on Aug. II, when Master Guthri
was thrown while trying to board
Buffalo Bill circus train.
| The Lennox Furnace Company man
agement gave a dinner Monday even
ing at the Stoddart Hotel to its fore
men and managers Of department
(which was primarily a business ses
sion to perfect the organization fe
the coming year. Plates for eleven wer
laid and Instructions finally agree
upon which should govern each dc
partment of the big factory in its re
lations with the other departments
The Womens Club meeting wedne:
day afternoon viii be in charge Of tt
home and education department,
which Mrs. James r. Zug is chairma.
A German afternoon will be the fes
ture Of the meeting. Mrs. Cliffol
Unger will give piano number, Mr.
Susie White will tell Of Home Life
Germany" Mrs. Alice Ward Bailey wi
tell of the German nature cure, ar
Miss Elyizabeth Wellemeyer, slpervis,
Of music in the public schools, wi
sing.
Mrs. Frank Moehrl gave a vel
happy birthday party Monday afte
noon following school for her son Dea
who was years old, entertaining fou
teen little folks and Master Deans ty
grandmothers. Mrs. c. Yeager and MI
Catherine Moehrl In hunt for cant
hearts Paul Larson won the prize +
finding the most Another contest cal
ed feeding the teddy bear. was enjoye
In which Esther Leech won the pri
and Avis Cienlops was given u
BOBBY. Louise Clemens played sever
piano numbers. Mrs. Moetrl serv