Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-25


Will make you a special price on this
number. Ask him.
The literature department of the
Women's Club will meet Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs B. F. Nichols,
ll4A North Center street.
All of the four smallpox patients who
are at the city's detention hospital are
doing nicely, and all are recovering.
NO new cases had been reported up to
early this afternoon.
You will find here the most complete
assortment Of smoked and salt fish,
dried and fresh fruits, and canned
goods to be had anywhere Carlson's
Grocery, East State street.
Mrs. F. B. Garvin, who accompanied
Mr.. Garvin to Chicago Friday night,
returned home this morning Mrs Gar
vim may decide to go to New Orleans
next week to join her husband.
The regular monthly dance of the
Royal Highlanders was held Monday
evening at Red Mems hall, with a good
crowd present, and was success in
every Way. Music for the evening was
by Mrs. Jones orchestra
Mr.. Edward Balch Barr, who gives
an illustrated lecture before the
Searchlght Club, of the Railroad Y NJ
c. A. this evening, arrived in the city
this morning. Mr.. Barr lectured in
Des Moines Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Whitehill of
State Center. spent Monday in the
city at the home of Mrs. Whitehill's
sister, Mrs. c. B. Mason. Mr. Mason
who is sick, continues to improve, altho
he is still confined to his bed
S. R. Gauthrop, of Des NIoines. has
sold 10 j. Van Dersyde of Jasper
county the property of the Melbourne
Brick and Tile Company, of Mel
bourne The price was not given in
the deed, which was filed Monday.
Our Mr. Harry Hopkins is now in the
east looking up the latest in styles for
our spring trade New goods every
day. We viii esteem it privilege and
viii consider it favor merely to show
them to you. Hopkins & Son, popular
tailors.
Ladies, when your skirt, dress or suit
needs pressing. len US do it for YOU.
as we are better prepared for this work
than anyone else. We can do it better
and cheaper than anyone else We press
skirts for IS cents. Beeson & Lambert.
over 10 cent store.
The regular meeting of the Marshall
town Sunday School Teachers Union
was held Monday afternoon at the Y.
". C. A. rooms. The second set of ex-
aminations was taken by the advance
study class. Three examinations must
be passed before diploma is awarded.
Miss Amanda Rhowedder teacher of
the primary department of the State
Center school. is confined TO her home
with diphtheria. The home has been
quarantined. and after the school room
had been disinfected school continued.
Because Of the precautions taken it is
not thought that an epidemic of the
disease will result.
TIE Crescent Sunday school class of
the Friends church, to the number of
twenty one. was entertained at the j.
G. Baily home two and one-half miles
south of the city, Monday night, when
! Va 4s7S L lpl q Danny was liJStSSS. L lie udy
was the 18th anniversary of Miss
Baily's birth. and the class presented
her with a suitable remembrance The
trip was made to the Baily home in
a bobsled.
A ] o'clock luncheon Monday after
noon. at which 1o2 Of their lady friends
! were guests, was the second in the
series of parties being given by Mrs.
! G. H. Ruth. Mrs Ben.on Davis and
! Mrs. L. S. Peckhau, at the Ruth home,
511 West State street. Mrs. W. F.
Denny and Mrs. F. L. Mccoy, Of
Omaha, VINO were the only out-of-town
line with the hostesses. Mrs. Frank
Wiley was at the door, and Mrs. John
Bell directed the guests upstairs. The
same color scheme as before. green and
white, prevailed, the decorations con-
sisting of southern s,nilax, narcissus
and white carnations. The luncheon
was served in three courses, the menu
being in gree and white SO far as pos
sibe Those who assisted in the sery-
ing were Mesdames F. G. Pierce, Pau
Shelter, Frank Wiley, B. F. Cummings
Fred Wilbur, John Bell. and May Ben
edict Murray. White sweet peas Were
given as fayors. Following luncheon
five hundred furnished entertainment
for the afternoon. Mrs. w. A. Sandot
won first prize, and Mrs. H. L. Lairt
second honors in cards