Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-21
Last chance tonight Elite.
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Auction sale, Elks fair tonight.
Auction eale, Elks fair tonight.


Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Winans, ITO
South Fourth avenue, are parents Of a
daughter, born Wednesday,.
Start the day right. have your cakes
made from Favorlte pancake flour. Sold
by all the leading grocers.
"A rummage sale will be conducted
Friday and Saturday at 1874 West Main
street by the ladies Of the Baptist
church.
Mrs. Mary Farrand. 1o6 North Third
street, was hostess to the Shakespeare
Society Tuesday afternoon. The meet
ing next week will be with Mrs. A, C.
DAILY.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. samuels 2o5
East State street, are parents OF son,
born Wednesday, afternoon. Mr. Sam
uels is general foreman of the Iowa
Central car shops.
Dinges and Everist, opposite the NJ.
e. church, have made their selections
Of wall paper to supply the wants of
the people OF this community. You will
find what you want there.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Gem
trail Church Of Christ will meet Friday
in the church parlors for an all day
sew. The hostesses will be Mrs. John
Hughes, Mrs. j. o. Adams and Mrs. E.
Flanagan.
/ Miss Matte Van Metre, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Van Metre, living
4 three miles northeast of Clemens. un-
derwent an operation for appendicitis
on Tuesday. Her condition is very
i satisfactory.
Mr.. c. e. Darling returned to this
city Tuesday evening from a visit of
several weeks at Minneapolis and Lake
Minnetonka, and has accepted posi-
ton as bookkeeper with the Gregory
Coal, Coke and Lime Company.
100
Will Johnson. son of Mr. and Mrs. w.
r. Johnson, Of Liscomb, who has been
working at painting and paper hang
Ing at Conrad for several weeks, has
returned to Liscomb, i'll of well-de-
veloped case of typhoid fever His con-
dition is quite serious
| Mr.. Daniel Mccormack, formerly OF
Clemens, but now of Boone, where he
is engaged with his brother in the
wholesale cigar business, was in the
city Wednesday afternoon, and went tc
Clemens in the evening to spend the
night with his parents, MIR. and Mrs
d. NJ Mccormack.
DR.. j. r. Billiard went to Grinne
this morning to attend meeting OF
the Seventh district organization o.
!. the Iowa Osteopathic Association
which was held there today. DIR. Jessie
Catlow, Of Boone, was in the city this
morning while on her way to attend
the meeting.
A birthday party for Mrs. P. Bailey
105 South Seventh avenue, was en-
joyed Wednesday evening by twenty
one guests. The hours were spen,
pleasantly in q social way, and a two.
course luncheon was served by Mrs
r. Poynes and Mrs. Ada Friend. Mrs
Bailey received many very pretty gift.
from her friends and guests.
party of local sportsmen expects 4
leave for Lost Island Saturday. for sew.
eral days shooting during the fall duel
flight. The party will comprise Messrs
! T. G. Cartwright, W. b. Kibbey, r. S
5 Hynds, Elmer Tuffree, G. H. Hull an,
i. son, Willard Hull, and A. Higgin. Dr.
? M. U. Chesire may be at the Marshall
!. town shack during a part of the tim
the local party is there. j. W. Alling
ton. of Des Moines, and E. F. King, O
Webster City. will ALSO be members o
, the party. a.
l Mr.. and Mrs H brooks, OF New
Providence, and Mrs. Brooks aged ia
Their, Mr.. George c. Myers. spent tn,
day in the city, and will leave this ev
ening for Colorado, where they expec
TO spend the winter. Mr.; Brooks suf
fered severe attack of pneumonia las
: winter, and has not:y yet recovered hi
4 normal health. He is in hopes that tn
Colorado climate will benefit him, an
e expects to settle in Boulder for tn
Y winter. Mrs. Brooks father, MIR Myers
3 Is making a long trip at an age tina
: few men live to see, as he will be o
!. years old on Dec 8 next.