Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-04
Geo. J. Allen, optical specialist.
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Picture framing at Simmons store.

Miss Katherine jackson, of Chicago
spent Saturday in the city as the CUES
of Mrs. Merle N. Smith.
District Passenger Agent, George N
Martin. Of the Central, was in the cit,
this morning on business.
Messrs. Vincent and Sylvan Dunn
and William Lyons. of ST. Anthony
spent Saturday in the city.
Miss Martha Beeson. who has beer
home for the holiday vacation. re-
turned to Minneapolis Saturday night
The Baptist Hill Bible class will
meet with Mrs. William Pearse, 107
South Fifth street. Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. N. B. 1vens. daughter Edna
and son. Allen, of st. Anthony. spent
the day in the city with Mrs. j. b
Plumb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Doolittle
corner of Third and Center streets, are
parents Of daughter, born Sunday
| afternoon.
Miss Minnie Heiffner Of Liscomb, ar
rived in the city Saturday evening,
summoned by the illness of her cousin,
Mrs. Perry Mack.
/ DR.. and Mrs. Roy Lewis, of Shenan-
doah, are parents of a daughter, born
Saturday Mrs. Lewis was formerly
Miss Grace Padmore, of this city.
Arson Stroud parlors. over 11-13
North First street. phone $40. Elec-
4 trio needle work a speciality. Super
fluous hair removed permanently and
without soaring.
! Miss Luella Albrook. of Mt. Vernon,
who has been visiting at the home of
| her uncle, Judge C. L. Albrook, in Ell
| dora. passed thru the city this morn
! ing on her way home.
| The annual meeting OF Spinning
| Wheel chapter, ID. a. r., will be held
| Thursday afternoon, Jam Z, at the
home of Mrs. c. c. Urine. Officers for
the coming year will be elected.
Two big skates every week. Wednes-
Cay and Saturday evenings, at the
| Victoria Everybody who has the
courage to ride on the little ball bear
ing rollers is invited. Lady skaters
admitted free.
Misses Marie MCGOWAN. Evalyn
Lawrence, and Florence Mack returned
home Saturday evening from Ottumwa,
W here they have been visiting during
tile holidays with Sister Gertrude, of
st. Joseph's convent, an aunt of Miss
Mack and Miss MCGOWAN.
"My Daughters Husband" three
act farce comedy, will be the attraction
a: the Ode6n tomorrow night. 1t pos
sesses an amusing and laughable plot,
full Of absurd complications and re-
plete with bright songs and clever
sayings. Prices, 10, 20. 80 and so cents
The revival meetings that have been
in progress for week at the Bethel
Grove Christian church will continue
all this week, and possibly longer. Good
interest Is being manifested in the
m ceilings. which are in charge of Rev.
T. H. Scamber. the pastor. MI. Whip.
singing evangelist is assisting Mr..
Scambler
\ crowd of eighteen young people
enjoyed a six-course dinner at the
+. B. Garvin home Saturday evening,
Miss Edna Garvin and the other girls
of the Psi Nm tPi sorority, entertaining
Miss Kate Balch did the serving. The
evening was spent with cards and
music.
a telegram from Miss Harriet Schulz
der mathematics teacher in the nigh
school, tells Of the serious illness of
her mother, which has delayed Miss
Sckulder's return to this city to take
up her school work. Miss Schulder is
at Dayton, o., where her mother lives
Mrs. H. o. Hyatt has been secured to
talk. Miss SHOULDERS work until she re-
turns.
Mrs. John smeltzer, Mrs. Godfrey
Juzeler and daughter Flo. and Miss
Bertha Hay, all of Washington, who
have been spending the past ten days
with DR. Cora Allen and husband, DR..
Roy Allen, at st. Anthony, left for their
home Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Smelt-
ger is the mother, and Mrs. Juzeler
siste-, of Mrs. Dr. Allen, who accom-
panied her guests to the city to see
them away.
A. P. Roundy. former resident of
Washington township, who now lives
at Hecla. S. D.. a town directly on the
line Of the Dakotas, is here with his
wife, visiting numerous relatives and
friends turnout the county. Mr..
Roundy is prospecting in his new
home and with his two sons-in-law,
this season, raised 10000 bushels of
small grain and forty bushels Of corn
that went forty bushels to the acre. !
Mr. Roundy brought some samples of
his corn, fine white dent variety, to
show his friends that the large grain |
could be raised successfully in the,