Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-06

slore. rlI1eSl SuiluaeS, SOFAS, egg dr1nkS,
mineral waters, ETC., to be found in the
city.
A purely business meeting Of the
Catholic Ladies' Mite Society was held
Thursday afternoon in the basement
of the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L.. sieg win
go to Des Moines this evening to re-
main for a month at the home Of their
son., Mr.. Stanley B.. Sieg.
Special Agent J. r.. Darnell. Of the
Iowa Central, was in the city this
morning, for a short time while on his
way from Clifford to Oskaloosa.
Finest soda fountain in the city at
Beinert's drug store. An expert dis
penser is in charge, who can
the latest cool and refreshing drinks.
Mrs. T. H. Sewers, of Oskaloosa, was
in the city Thursday evening, en- route
to Webster City, where she will visit
for a few weeks with her parents, DR..
and Mrs. A. Kellogg.
Mrs. N. w. Baker and daughter, Miss
Belle, of New Sharon, arrived Thurs
day evening and will remain for a visit
OF several days as the guests of DR.. and
Mrs. A. B. Conaway.
In order to have every lady in Mar
shaItown wear a pair of our new spring
oxfords we are making special prices
for Saturday. Money saved is money
earned. Fred W. Carl. the shoe man.
Miss Yetley will be in the city Mon
day and Tuesday of next week with a
full line of land embroideries and
stencil patterns or display at Singer
sewing machine store, 107 East Main
street.
Mrs. c. H. Baxter, corner Of Eighth
and Church streets, underwent an OPP
Grafton at ST. Thomas hospital Thurs
day. submitting to the .removal of the
appendix and a ibrod tumor. Her conf
dition is very good.
Mr.. Floyd Smith, Of Chicago, a SON
in-law of DR.. mi Mrs. E. w. Jay,
will reach the city this evening, sum-
moned by DR.. Jays death. Mrs. Smith
was called to the city several days
ago owing to her fathers Illness.
MI. ana Mrs. n. showalter. three
miles south Of the city, entertained
several friends at a dinner party at
their home, Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. H. Ackert and Miss Gertrude Show
alter were present from this city.
Large lump starch seven pounds for
25 cents, strawberries Is cents a quart
box, prunes S cents a pound, good
laundry soa seven bars for rs cents,
Fancy potatoes right from the farm
ers, 40 cents a bushel. Parlor grocery.
Try SundelTs tomorrow. A good
meal, in a clean, sanitary place for 20
cents. You will hunt a long time to
get a better meal at any price. Every
thing that the market affords goes on
the table. Remember the place, 81
North Center street.
The body of Frank Ridgeway, the
aged mulatto who died at the county
farm, was taken to Rhodes this morn
ing for interment, services being held
at the grave. Mr.. Ridgeway was well
known at Rhodes, n was a general
favorite among the people of the town,
who thought very highly Of him and
respected him for many good qualities.
Mrs. Hattie Strock, of Daykin, Neb..
arrived in the city Thursday evening.
and will remain for a few weeks visit
with the family of her brother, Mr.. c.
e. Pickard. Mrs. Sarah Hoover, of
Oskaloosa, a sister Of Mrs. Hepsy
Hoag, Mrs. <Pickard's mother, is also
a guest at the Pickard home, having
arrived Thursday evening for a few
days visit.
The funeral Of Frank S. Mason was
held from st. Mary's church at $3.50
this morning and was largely attended
by friends of the family. The pail bear
ers were Messrs. Thomas Lipsey. T. H.
| I9An1lnr no Vyn1nh mr. Hao1inn
James Mcnamara, and Michael Clark.
Rev. j. J. Fitzpatrick, ID. ID, had charge
Of the funeral, and interment was in
Riverside.
Mrs. Margaret Armbruster and
daughter, Miss Catherine, arrived home
Thursday evening from their four
months stay in the south. Mrs. Arm.
bruster had the misfortune, on Feb. IL,
to fall and severely sprain he muscles
and ligaments OF her left hip, and as a
result she is still on crutches, altho
gaining rapidly. Mrs. Armbruster and
principally in Florida, and also spent
some time in Havana.
The third Of the series of talks on
1.-THE Science Of Home Making" given
by MRS. Merritt Greene before the girls
Of the Y. W. C. "A, will take place his
evening at the association rooms at 8
o'clock. Mrs. Greene will consider the
housekeeping phase Of her general sub
ject, and after the address a social
hour will be enjoyed. During the So
cial hour MISS Vina I7ernisli ,fd Miss
Lillian Welker will give vocal num-
bers.
At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. G.
Dunlap. five and one-half miles south
west Of the city, was given = farewell
party in honor Of Miss Hazel Cram, a
cousin of Mrs. Dunlap. who has been
attending high school in this city, and
expects to leave within a few days for
her home in Bird City, Kan. The hours
were enjoyed socially by fifty friends
OF the young woman, and during the
evening the. host and hostess served
Refreshments. The guests present from
this city We're Mr.. anu mrs. e. G.. Loss,
Miss Eleanor Haynes. Miss Mae Mel
BERG and Mr.. Ola Melberg.