Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-27

Hair nets. all prices at NJ f. An
drews'.
The Brown panel, artistic, neat and
tasty.
/ Hair nets, all prices at NJ. F. An
drews'.
Modern cottage for rent May 1 at
SOC North Center. Inquire DR.. Lierle.
! Plenty fresh country butter at %
cents pound at the Parlor Grocery.
Concordia Nehebund will meet with
Mrs. Joseph Breunig, 913 Arson street,
Thursday afternoon.
| "A May day luncheon Tuesday, May g.
II to 1, at the Baptist church. served
by the Ladies' Aid Society. Price 25
cents All invited.
! Mrs. Celia White was hostess Tues
day afternoon to the regular study
meeting of the Calisopfian Club, which
was well attended.
| The announcement made in these
columns Tuesday evening, in reference
| to the informal opening Of the Mar
| shall School of Music, should have
read Thursday instead Of Wednesday
afternoon.
\
Do not fail to come and learn the
valuable secret of treating woodwork
and saving money. Remember the
27 and 2S. Free demonstration at Nc
Bride & Will Drug store.
| Carlsons grocery has a nice lot of
potatoes, they are sound. and Of good
size, which they will sell at 40 cents
a bushel while they last. Also just
received a barrel of fine maccaroni at
S cents per pound. East State street.
| There is no use waiting longer, you
can have your papering done when you
want it if you will see Everist. He has
| plenty Of men who have the ability to
do good job, and he carries a big
line of paper to select from. See Ever
| list at once.
| All the ladies are cordially invited to
a special demonstration to be held at
the Mcbride & Will Drug store, c.fner
Main and Center streets, on Wednes-
day and Thursday this, week. Learn
how to prepare your own floors with
the Chi-Nanel system.
/, Mrs. Charles Crowder, wife of a
! Marshalltown Buggy Company en-
! ploye, was taken to st. Thomas hospital
in an ambulance this morning, to be
prepared for minor surgical opera
ton. The operation will be performed
the latter part of the week.
There was full attendance of mem
bers Of the Shakespeare Club at the
meeting Tuesday afternoon, which was
with Mrs. b. F. Nichols. Winters
Tale" was reviewed, and Measure For
l Moo will he no nj
up The meeting next week will be
with Mrs. A. c. DAILY.
Only wise men and women change
their minds-they learn to profit by
their mistakes. We have converted
many men and women to the merits Of
our shoes by giving greater values in
feathers, styles and wear than they had
ever known. A trial will convince you.
| Larson & Clemens.
Mrs. NJ. U. Chesire was hostess to
the regular meeting Of the Entire Nous
Club Tuesday afternoon. Following the
roll call, in answer to which were given
quotations from Milton, the members
all took part in the reading from the
clubs text book. According to the club
custom, the baby son of the hostess
was presented with spoon. Light re-
who was assisted by Miss Olive
Reeve, who was the only guest Of the
club.
Mrs. Frank M. Haas, 1o7 West
Nevada street, was hostess Tuesday at
ternoon to the Wimodausis Aid Society,
at it's regular meeting. After some
times pent in serving the ladies in
dulged in a guessing contest, Mrs.
H. S. McGoogan the consolation. The
hostess was assisted in serving by Mrs.
Will Lage Guests Of the society were
Mrs. George Wolfgang and Mrs. Henry
Nicholson, of Marion township, and
Mrs. Henry Birks.
Mr.. John H. Sundell, of Mason City,
who has been here for a few days on
business, will return home this even
ing. Mr.. Sundell is soon to open a
new European hotel with cafe in
connection, and expects soon to be
domiciled in one Of the finest modern
hotels in Iowa. The new building will
be three stories and basement. Mr..
Sundell says that he has been promised
the occupancy Of the building by June
I /, but hardly thinks it will be ready by
that time.
/ Local charity workers will be inter-
| ested in the knowledge that the annual
/ convention of the National Conference
of Charities and Corrections will be
held in St Louis on May 1926. Other
organiza tons that are closely affiliated
will also be held in st. Louis at the
same time The National Probation
/ Officers Association will hold its an
! nual meeting on May 1926, and the
National Conference Of Education Of
Dependent, Backward, Truant, and De-
linquent Children. begins on May 16
and ends on the 18th.
/ What was conceded to be the
( most enjoyable social affair in its his
tory, was a reception given Tuesday
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross w. Hubbard, by the Philathea
D Bible class Of young women of the
: Methodist church, taught by Mrs. s. E.
Ellis. The reception was surprise to,
I and given in honor of, Miss Nellie
Brown, who expects to leave May 1 for
Minneapolis, to take a stenographic
position with a law firm. The members
of the class invited their husbands and
gentlemen friends, making crowd of
about ninety. The presentation to her