Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-28

Office rooms for rent in Masonic
Temple. Inquire w. I. Sou!es, Wood
bury building.
Mrs. Belle Waldo spent Thursday at
Grinnell as a guest at the Somers and
Mears homes.
The Ladies' Guild will hold rum
mage sale Thursday, Nov. 3. at IL
South First street.
Fresh oysters direct from the coast
with the flavor of the old ocean still
| with them at culley's.
Just arrived, a new stock of Growers
soft shoes for tender feet. Ask to see
them. Larson & Clemens.
| Preserve your photos and pictures by
having Newton frame them suitably in
! the new finishes OF holdings. Get our
! prices.
For Sale-Folding bed with large
mirror, carpets, linoleum, center table.
side board, and other goods. 615 West
Main street. Call to IL a. m.
| A business meeting of the Catholic
| Mite Society was held in the church
basement Thursday afternoon, for the
settlem ent of affairs pertaining to the
recent banquet.
| The witenagemote Club was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs. J.
L. Winery. The regular reading was
continued, after which the hostess
served dainty lunch.
I The story hour for school children
from the first to the fourth grades, in
elusive, will be held Saturday morn
ing at the public library. with Mis-;
Gertrude Miller, of the Arson school, ir
charge.
Meals at Sundells' are 20 cents, can
you beat it? We have everything that
you could naturally expect to find al
first class eating house. We want you
to eat here tomorrow. We know thai
| YOU will like the place.
/ Mrs. M. E. Long, of Richland, a SIS
| ter-in-law Of Mrs. j. w. Carney. ar
| rived In the city Thursday evening for
a few days visit at the Carney home
Mrs. Della Curry, Of Nevada, is also
guest at the Carney home, having ar
rived Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Ellen Lennox arrived home
Thursday evening from Chicago, where
she has been visiting for the past six
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Johr
Wishart, and son, Mr.. Talbot LennoX
Mrs. Talbot Lennox accompanied her
mother for a few days visit at the
David Lennox home.
For the remainder of the week we
will sell ten pounds best granulateo
cane sugar for so cents with every 5:
order Of other goods at our store, OF
! twenty pounds for 81 with every S.
order. The Model Grocery, 10s West
Main, phone 2S9.
DIR. N E. Mighell who was injured
Thursday afternoon by having his right
arm struck by an automobile crank
was able to be about today, despite the
fact of little rest during the night as
result of the pain. The arm was not
fractured, but the ligaments of the
wrist were torn loose and the wrist Sc
verely sprained.
Mrs. George Lewis was hostess
Thursday afternoon to the regular
meeting Of the S. c. 1. Club. Mrs. E
lC. Wetherbee was leader, and the sub
ject for study was Missionary Adj
vancement" Appropriate quotations
were given in answer to roll call. The
hostess served refreshments. assisted
lby Mrs. Carl Lewis and Miss Bessie
Thompson. The latter was the only
guest OF the club.
Mrs. L. L. Hotchkiss and daughter
Mrs. r. E. Head, were hostesses
Thursday afternoon at the former:
nome 1Oo5k South Seventh avenue, t.
the Excelsior Aid Society. After the
| $k,4 110o
tesses served light refreshments, as
sisted by their daughter and sister
Mrs. ]. A. Clark. Mrs. Head, wht
moves to Minneapolis in few days
was presented with a nice berry spoon
the presentation being made by Mrs
Rhodes Mr.. Head goes to Mime
apolis Sunday night, and has accepted
the position of city salesman for tn.
Hickory Gas Mantle Company OF st
Paul His family will join him in Min.
neapols next week.
| The attending physician was consid-
ering Thursday the advisability Of am
putating the foot Of F. Earl Moore, the
Great Western brakeman who was hurt
Monday, and who is now at st. Thomas
hospital. Moore's condition. was much
worse yesterday, and following the de-
velopment Of a gangrenous condition OF
the heel. with an accompanying high
fever that indicated absorption of the
poison, it was thought that 1t might be
necessary Ito amputate. Today, how
| ever, Moores temperature Is lower, ane
his condition has improved. 1t Is
thought that perhaps the gangrenous
condition will prove only local and may
be confined to the heel so that 1t Will
not be necessary to operate.
Mrs. Martha Henderson. 307 South
First avenue, was hostess Thursday
afternoon to the Ladies' Aid Society
Of the Norwegian Lutheran church. II
was the annual meeting. and various
reports were read. The treasurers re-
port showed that the society has
$33S.o5 net. after all expenses have
been paid for the year. New officers
were elected as follows: President
Mrs. Andrew Hansen: vice president
Mrs. Knute Nockling: secretary. Mrs
Sam Swanson: treasurer, Mrs II. O.
Hansen. A reception committee OF six
was also appointed. consisting OF Mes
danes Sandvig, Thorson. Christ Olson,
Hedlund. Henderson and Odland. Light
/. Refreshments were enjoyed, ana the
Hostess was assisted In waiting upon
the company BY Emma Henderson, and
Nabel Lee.