Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-23

the day on business.
Mrs c. E. Pickard went to Mason
City this morning to attend the etate
Sunday school convention.
1t takes a burglar to break in some
shoes. Our shoes are easy from the
start. Fred w. Carl. the shoe man.
Twenty eight dollars buys the finest
porcelain lined New 1ceburg, side feed.
three doors. 100 pounds ice. Schmidt.
Miss Frances G. Morley, of Lincoln,
Neb., is in the city for a short visit
with Mrs. Belle c.. Waldo and other
friends.
Miss Ida Liston, Of Clemens, is pa
tient at st. Thomas hospital, where
she underwent minor surgical opera
ton Wednesday.
Miss Harriet Taylor who has just
finished her sophomore year at Drake
University, arrived in the city Wednes-
day to spend the summer with her
grandma her, Mrs. r. B. Miller.
Harry Vogel and Charles F. Diete-
rich, who have been attending the an
nual meeting of the Iowa retail liquor
men, which has just closed in Des
Moines, returned home this morning.
Mrs P. NJ. Adamson, Mrs. s. O.
1lampman and Mrs. NJ L. McCracken
will entertain the Baptist Ladies' Aid
Society at the Adamson home. 202
North Seventh street, Friday after
noon.
Randall Mcleod. an Iowa Central
fireman, who has been critically Ill at
his room, 106 South First avenue, from
an acute attack Of appendicitis. has so
tar recovered as to be able to be up
and about the house.
Miss Catherine Armbruster enter
tanned small company of lady friends
at bridge Wednesday afternoon. A two
course lunch was served after cards,
and the hostess was assisted in serving
by Mrs. T.. A. Sieg and Mr.. G. II
Ruth.
Short services for Christian Recht-
meier, of Albion, who died Wednesday,
residence. The body will be taken
and the funeral paper will be held at
Ackley Sunday.
The Methodist Women's Home Mis-
sionary Society will meet at the church
Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Re-
ports from the district convention,
which was held at Belle Plaine recent
ly will be given by Mrs. Emma
Boughton and Mrs. w. B. Elliott.
Messrs. George Gregory. George Co
burn, George Holt, Lewis Derby and
Charles E. Smith, who have been in
Omaha attending the annual conven-
ton Of the Northwestern Retail Coal
Dealers Association, returned home
this morning. Mr.. Gregory retired as
president Of the association at the Om-
aha convention.
Mrs. T. F. Thornton and her infant
daughter, Edna Marie, who have been
visiting with Mrs. Thornton's mother,
Mrs. George Egbert, 511 East Linn
street, returned to their home In Omaha
Wednesday night. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Thornton's sister, Miss
Edna Hoes, who will rem ain with them
for two weeks visit.
Travelling Auditor John Smith, of the
Iowa Central, completed the work OF
checking the accounts in the office of
r. G. Flatley, local freight agent Of
the Iowa Central. The accounts were
checked incidental to promotion Of SO.
Lampmann, Jr., from cashier to chief
clerk. and checking in l.. Wood as
cashier to succeed Mr.. Lampmann.
The body of Mrs. Lawrence James,
who died Wednesday afternoon as the
result of injuries received almost a
week ago, when she was struck by
an Iowa Central train. was sent to
Bushnell, H., via Monmouth, leaving
early this morning, in charge of mem
bers Of the family The burial will
take place in a rural cemetery near
Bushnell.
Notlce-After July we will discon-
tinue our delivery service andwill there
after be able to devote all our time to
the, wants of our customers
from the market. The quality of our
meat will continue to be the best. We
give special attention to orders deliv-
cred by children. Our aim is to salts
fy our customers and we employ the
most competent help to look after the
trade. F. II. Pepper.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. G. Buck, 2oS West
Grant street, entertained a company of
eighteen young people Wednesday ev-
enlnS at cdrQS, complimentary TO tHSlT
guest, Miss Laura Dale, of Omaha.
The evening was spent in playing FIVE
hundred, after which a dainty lunch
was enjoyed. Other guests present |
from out of town We're Miss Adelaide
Brown of Fort Madison, and Miss
Grace Carr, Of Ocean Park, Cal.
Miss Blanche DeBra, of Cameron.
Mo-, a teacher in Marvin College, Fred
Mo, arrived in the city |
Wednesday evening and will remain for /
a weeks visit as the guest Of Miss
Madge Sparks. Miss Sparks and Miss
DeBra were roommates for two years |
at Northwestern University. Miss
Sparks has just returned from three |
weeks visit to Illinois points. having |
attended commencement at her alma !
mater, and visited friends in Chicago, |
Peoria and Egin.
Mrs j. A. Martin, 104k North Gem
ter street, was hostess to twenty lady
friends Tuesday afternoon compliment
tary to Mrs. ]. Raymond Binford, of
Chicago The afternoon was enjoyed
with cards, five hundred being the
game. Mrs. Fred Wilbur won the prize
and Mrs. Ada Wilbur received the con-
ISOLATION The hostess served a two
course lunch, assisted by Mrs. J. N.
and Mrs. Albert Odette. The
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