Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-08

Our line Of Christmas candies is the
| finest line we have ever shown. Call
and see them. and send a box to your
| friend. Chas. j. Lander.
D. NJ Ferry & Co, Of Detroit. have
! fled suit Ii the district court against
Louis Wiese. of this city. to collect
claim for merchandise handled by him
on commission basis.
Mr. F. H. Mccarl. formerly of this
city, but now of Newton, came here
with his son Walter, who has been
| taken sick with jaundice.
Mr.. Roy McCord of Regina, Canada,
arrived in the city Wednesday night to
remain for the holidays with his moth
er, Mrs. Dell McCord. Mr.. Dell McCord
is expected from Saskatoon soon.
For sale-Household goods consist
ing Of bedroom and dining room furni-
ture. rugs chairs tables. etc. Call at
South Third avenue, Friday and Sat-
urday from 9 to 6. Archie Parker.
The Thomas E. Dicks home, 603
South Third street. was quarantined
tor F. Lansthem home, 1404 East Main
scarlet fever.
Miss Kate Corvan, who has been
teaching the upper room of the St.
Anthony school, has resigned. effec-
tive at Christmas time. Since she has
been teaching the st. Anthony school.
Miss Corvan has been making her
home with her sister In st. Anthony.
Before Christmas look over our line
of safety razors, several Of the best
makes offered: our excellent line Of
comb and brush sets, best to be had;
our handsome mirrors. in many de-
signs, etc. These are all useful gifts
Chas. j. Lander. old reliable druggist
Word from Des Moines is to the eff
feet that Mrs. E. F. Nell. while slight
~ improved. is not gaining very rap
idly. DR.. Rosa Liebig, who spent Sun
day at the Nell home, does not think
the patient will ever make q recovery
Mrs. Nell is suffering from q stroke of
paralysis, with a severe heart compli-
cation.
Herman Colt. passenger conduc-
tor on the Iowa Central, has peculiar
affliction of the right foot. probably
caused by bruise, that has become so
him to remain away from his work.
Conductor Russell. of Oskaloosa, has
taken his run during his absence.
We are open in the evening now and
ready to show you a complete line Of
watches, diamonds, and jewelry. includ
| ing chains, lockets, brooches, rings, cuff
buttons. stick pins and hat pins: also
| souvenir spoons, gravy and cream
| ladies. berry spoons. toilet sets. mill
tary sets, and shaving sets. See our line
and we will lay away your selections
until Christmas. Miller, the jeweler, 108
East Main street.
The home and education department
of the Woman's Club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Susie
White. Mrs. Harry Hopkins and Mrs.
George Hunsche, at the White home.
300 West Church street. The regular
reading was conducted by Mrs. r F..
Adams and Mrs. Harry Hopkins. and
was on the subject Of Christmas work.
The hostesses served light lunch dur
ing the social hour which followed
There was fine attendance Of MEM
bers and invited guests.
In honor Of her little daughter
A1ClCu . 4Vtn UITIUUuy anniversary C0IS.
r. H. Deakin, East North street. en-
tertained a dozen little girls and boys
at party from $3.50 to $3.50 o'clock
this afternoon. Various amusements
had beef planned. and Mrs. Deakin.
assisted by Mrs. E. f. Boomer, served
Ia two-course supper. Little Miss Helen
received many pretty gifts. The other
guests were Catherine Bash. Lillian
Robertson. Mildred Flower. Esther
Mayer. Carmen Miller. Gladys Good.
Donovan Dixon, Harold Rockey. Paul
Black, Ralph Vogel. Ralph Bowman,
and Johnnie jacobson.
Upon returning home from neigh
boris about o'clock Wednesday eve-
ming. Mrs. George Size, 1901 West
Summit street, who has a birthday
anniversary Friday, was pleasantly sur
prised to find gathered there eight Of
her intimate friends from among the
Souvenir Card Club membership. The
self-invited guests took with them
viands for a delicious two-course sup
per, and the hours following wers en-
joyed with cards. S.rs. Size was pre-
scented with cut glass sugar AMI
creamer. Those participating beside
Mrs. Size and her husband, were
Messrs. and Mesdames F. w Moehrl,
Fred w. Damn, F. A, Dillon ana O. J.
Seleine.