Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-23

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homo in Marshalltown. You will get
bargain at 615 West Main street. Mod
ern house. full lot and barn. Must be
sold soon. George W. Beasley.
The Royal Nelghbors will give a
trolley ride this evening. Everyone is
invited. Tickets will be sold at 10
cents for the trip over the entire line.
Come and enjoy the cool ride.
For new or second hand safes, write
the Early Music House, GIL Locust
street. Des Moines, Iowa. General
agents for the Herring Hall Marvin
Safe Company. Write today for prices
and terms.
Miss Martha Beeson, Of Minneapo-
lis, who has been spending the sum-
mer here. left Monday night for Lake
Minnetonka, where she will remain for
couple OF weeks before resuming her
school duties in Minneapolis.
Mr.. Ralph NJ. Mcbride went to Mel
bourne this morning to attend a social
this evening to be given by the Chris
| tan Endeaovr Society Of the Christian
| church. Miss Helen Jarvis was also in
Melbourne today to attend the social.
Mrs. ]. L. Stapley, Of White Butte.
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evening from Polo, ILL.,, called on ac-
Eugene Spaulding, who is suffering
from typhoid fever at ST Thomas hos
pital
| The annual picnic Of the German
Evangelical church will be held Thurs
day at the home Of James Stevens, two
and one-haf miles northwest Of the
city. Hacks will leave the Andrew
| Bowman residence, on East Main
street, at 10 o'clock Thursday morn
| ing.
E. o. Sheen VS., William and Char
lotte Beach and Margaret Willix Is
the title of a case filed for the October
term Of the district court, in which
suit is brought to set aside chattel
mortgages on personal property, sub
ject to payment Of a judgment held by
the plaintiff. in the sum Of S154.
Saturday Mrs. Jennie Mccandless
celebrated her 65th birthday anniver-
sary Fourteen OF her friends gathered
at her home, and enjoyed a bountiful
dinner. Among the guests was Charles
Hicks. whose birthday and age was
the same as Mrs. McCandless'. Each
| one received some beautiful and useful
| presents.
Mrs. D. NJ. Duncan. lily South Gen.
| ter street, entertained a company of
twenty girls and boys Monday even
| ing in celebration Of the anniversary of
her daughter Iowa, who was IA years
old. Games helped make the evening
an enjoyable one, and Mrs. Duncan
served light refreshments. The crowd
presented Miss Iowa with a pretty sig
| net ring
Hilda Thomas, Lou Hail. and Arthur
Carlton, FIRTH Klingel form as clever q
| trio of funsters as any that ever have
| been secured for a musical extrava
ganza and it Is their merry quibs and
ludicious antics that do 80 much to-
ward making B. G. Whitney's famous
Broadway musical success The Show
Girl" which will be seen at the New
Odeon this evening, the tremendous
SUCCESS of ELUSIVE laughter that it IT,
William Hall, of Nora Springs a
veteran Of the civil war and former
members of the soldiers home. was
brought to the city Monday evening
and taken to the home. where he was
readmitted, Mr.. Hall. who is II years
old. and paralytio, suffered second
stroke last Thursday, his entire left
side being affected. Hall served in the
Thirteenth Wisconsin light artillery.
He was accompanied to the city by
his wife and o. P, Waterbury, of Nora
Springs, oemrade of Hall in Gardner
post, No. 80, G. A. R,
Miss Bessie Hopkins, 2o1 South
Third street. was hostess to thirty Of
her girl friends at a very enjoyable sew
party Monday afternoon. The decora-
tions consisted of golden glow, ferns
and wild flowers, and color scheme of
yellow and white prevailed in the light
refreshments served. The hostess was
assisted in serving by Misses Pearl
Adams, Grace Swingley and Florence
and Marguerite Hopkins. Guests pres
ent from out Of town were Miss Mar
jorie Brown, Of Grinnell; Miss Gertrude
Lockwood, of Union; Miss May Harri-
| son, of Waterloo; and Miss Armstrong,
| of Omaha.