Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-26


open Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
president e. c. Kerr, of Palmer Col
lege, LeGrand. was in the city today.
Wanted-Three live young men to
represent us in Marshall and adjoining
counties. Call 2S4 or 1872 for interview.
A special bargain in a seven-room
house, full lot, barn, fruit on West
Nevada street, if taken before March
20. S. c.. Bell.
THE Size of a Dollar will be the
subject of DR.. Ellis talk to men Sunday
at the east court room at 3:15 p. m.
There will be special music.
If you want a good reliable clock
that you can depend upon to keep COR
rect time and yet only wish to spend a
reasonable amount Of money, see AL
len, the jeweler, IA East Main.
The boys basketball team of the
Railroad Y. M. C. A. went to Grinnell
this morning, where it played the boys
team of the Congregational church this
afternoon. Physical Director A. B.
Dawson accompanied the boys.
!, Miss Maude Jones, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. H. I. Jones, 5O4 North Center
street. departed for Twin Falls, Idaho,
Friday, where she will take charge Of
the millinery department of the c. E.
Booth Mercantile Company's store.
Mr.. F. B. Garvin, local freight agent
for the Northwestern, who has been
spending a month in and near New
Orleans, where he has been resting and
recuperating from threatened ner-
vous breakdown, reached home this
morning.
The Fidelity Savings Bank estab-
lished in 1892, with seventeen years
experience in handling savings ac-
counts offers unusual advantages to
depos1tors. This bank has paid per
cent interest on deposits since 1t was
count.
Mrs. H. r. Clemens and Mrs J. ].
Lynx were hostesses Friday afternoon
at the Clemens home, 606 East State
street, to the Baptist Ladies' Aid So
ciety, of which there was an attend
! ance of about forty. The hostesses
served refreshments at the conclusion
of the business session.
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Woodbury. and
Mr.. and Mrs: William A. Sandoe were
hosts and hostesses Friday evening at
the J. l.. Carney home to the regular
meeting of the Careaway Club. Five
hundred followed the $50 o'clock din
ner which was enjoyed. The hostesses
were assisted in serving by Misses
Fannie Sandoe, Ruth Balch and Gerna
Carney.
Mrs. j. p. Kennedy, of Montrose, ac-
or io1 NV hnr n
and Eleanor, left this morning for
home. Mrs. Kennedy's daughters have
been with their aunt, Mrs. George W.
Gilbert, for few weeks, while Mr.. and
Mrs. Kennedy have been visiting thru
out the east. Mrs. Kennedy has been
visiting at her sisters home for a. few
days.
''The most popular commencement
orator in Iowa." This is the distinction
accorded Professor w. S. Athern, of
the chair Of philosophy and education
of Drake University, after making six
addresses every week during six weeks
Of commencement season last year.
Hear him at the Central Church of
Christ Sunday morning and evening.
In the evening he will deliver his great
| lecture Blasting at the Rock Of Ages"
Admission free.
| A George Washington birthday party
was given Friday afternoon from to
in honor of Miss Mabel Starner's 7th
birthday anniversary, at the home OF
Mrs. E. G. Huber. Decoration were
tiny flags and red and white carna-
lions. A two-course luncheon was
served with Individual cherry pies for
souvenirs. The guests were Iva Woods,
Mary Dervin Hazel and Ruth john
son, Beulah Logan, Lola Huber, and
Elsie Lloyd.
Miss Hazel Dinges was hostess Fri
| day evening to a dozen girl friends In
honor Of Miss Jennie Williams. of Gill
man. Miss Dinges' guests were mostly
old classmates and high school friends
/ of Miss Williams. Music and guess
ing game furnished the evenings
amusement, and light refreshments
were served by the hostess. Miss
Dinges' guests were Mrs. L. H. VIII,
Mrs. Maude Lord, and Misses Ella Zug,
Amy and Grace Brennecke, Maude Mill
Ter, Maude Swingley, Lola Scott, Eu-
nice Wilson and Gertrude Gregory.
James Mclean has brought suit in
the district court against G. F. STAINS
berry of Gilman, to recover $50 which
Mclean alleges that he paid for horse
at the w. j. Paul farm sale. Mr.
Stansberry was clerk of the sale. Nc
Lean alleges that the horse was repre-
scented to be 16 years old and sound
but that after he bought it he found 1,
was % years old and diseased. The
horse, he claims, was returned to Paul
but that the purchase price has no,
been refunded because Paul left the
state without giving Mr.. Stansberry an
order to do 50.
Mrs. F. E. Northup entertained 8
company of twenty ladies Friday even
ing complimentary to her guest, Mrs
C. N. Kinney, of Des Moines. Other
guests present from out of town were
Mrs j. C. Walker, of Boone, and Mrs
l.. F.. Sprague, of Breckenridge. MINI
Military five hundred furnished de.
lightful entertainment for the evening
the prizes going to Mrs. G. J. Nc.
Combs, Mrs. James Tug. Mrs. Walter
Hull and Miss Eta Notrhup. Carna-
tons and daffodils were used as dec.
orations. Following cards two-courst
lunch was enjoyed. the hostess being
assisted in serving by Mrs. J. T. Pound
and Miss Eta Northup.
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