Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-23

day evening, Feb. "a. Hot coffee and
lunch. Jones' orchestra.
The Tirzah Aid Society was enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon at its regular
meeting, by Mrs. Robert Holt, 5 North
Second avenue.
Mr.. Will r. Renner, who lives near
the Willow Hill school house, in Tay-
lor township, departed today for South
Dakota. where he will make his home.
I Tile Hawthorne Club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. D. T. Denmead. A
social hour, during which refreshments
| were served, followed the routine
study.
Dubuque is easily three times as
large as Marshalltown but the biggest
daily newspaper circulation it can show
| is little larger than that of the Times
Republican.-Try want ad.
Allen, the. jeweler, wishes to an
| nounce that he has just received a new
| lot of fine watches. These watches
come in all prices. If you contemplate
| the purchase of a watch in the near
future, it will pay you to see Allen.
| There was good attendance con-
sidering the weather, Of the Royal
/ Neighbors' Aid Society, which met with
Mrs. w. o. Butler Tuesday afternoon.
| The ladies busted themselves with sew
ing for the society, after which the
hostess served refreshments.
Twentieth Century Club Tonight.
The seasons fifth entertainment of
the Twentieth Century Club will be en-
joyed this evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. I. o. Kemble, sci North Third
street. It will be recital, music and
| readings, by Professor and Mrs. Karl
B. Stein, Of Chicago.
Mr.. Calvin White, 701 South Sixth
street, entertained the members of the
| Crescent class Of the Friends Sunday
school Tuesday evening. The guests
spent the hours in telling anecdotes OF
George Washington and in discussing
the suffrage movement. The souvenirs
were small hatci.ets.
Richard West fled suit in the district
court this morning against DR.. T. C.
Brady on a claim for $252.77. The pc
tition alleges that part of this sum
represents labor performed for Dr.
Brady under a verbal contract, and the
rest is alleged to be due for a team OF
| horses, that West claims DR.. Brady
| seized under a chattel fortgage.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Click and Mr.
and Mrs. c. c. st. Clair were hosts and
hostesses Tuesday evening at the CLICK
home, at the regular monthly socia
| event of the Hawthorne Club. The
hostesses were assisted in serving the
dinner by Mrs. lamar and MRS. F. E
1 Stewart. Suggestions of Washing
Il {pkk ~ to, <a1,
decorations, and an evening Of i'm.
promptu amusements was enjoyed fol.
lowing the dinner.
small blaze at the D. H. Congel
home, 307 South Center street, Tues:
day, resulted in the destruction Of $7i
| worth of wearing apparel contained ii
a closet. Mr.. >Conger had entered the
closet short time before, carrying 6
lighted candle. He did not notice tina
the flame had come in contact with
Iany Of the clothing, but shortly after
wards smoke was smelled and the fire
discovered. The blaze was extinguishe6
without much damage to the house.
Mrs. L. r. Willard entertained TWEEN
ty little girls and boys at a George
4 Washington surprise party on he
| daughter Helen, Tuesday afternoon
1 The guests went masked and in cos
tune, unmasking just before dinner
which was served at $3.50 o'clock
Hatchet place, cards were used and tn,
decorations and menu were in keeping
with the day. Mrs. Willard was as
sisted by Mrs. g. H. Ruth, and Mise!
+ Marie Mcbride, Hazel and Alice viii
lard waited on the table. variou:
games were enjoyed following the din
ner.
Miss Harriet McManus daughter O
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel McManus, for
mer. old residents of this city, arrived
here Monday night to visit for a shor
time at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Clark. Miss McManus is liv-
ing in Denver now, and came here from
lDes Moines where she has vten visit
ing her relatives. Her father, Mr.. Sam
uel McManus, was at one time master
car builder of the Great Western, wher
the road maintained shops in this cit1
and later in Des Moines. The famil!
left here twenty-five or thirty year:
ago.
Do you know that when you give OIL
send away a cheap little photograph
you are giving the impression that 70,
are also cheap! ana ulldt cheap peOplt
are not wanted to fill good positions
nor admired? You can not get cheaI
photograph and good one too an!
more than you can get other article:
that are cheap and at the same time
iof value. we make sooa photograph:
and at as low prices as really frs
class work can be done. Get a goot
picture of yourself and, pay the price
Don't cheaper yourself by placing you
likeness on a penny postal card. Thinl
it over and come to me. Brown.
Mrs Robert w. Stevens, president o.
the Entire Nous Club, entertained thu
club members and few other guest!
at a three-course 1880 o'clock lunch
con, Tuesday. The rooms were decor.
ated with flags, and the tables In red
white and blue, in honor of Washing
toms birthday. Washington place
cards were used, and tiny silk flag
were given as favors. The hostess wa
assisted in serving, by her sister, Mis-;
Mabel Drum. Following the luncheon
the regulnr meeting of the club wa
held, productions of Ireland being
named in answer to roll call. Article!
entitled by Killarney's S Lakes ant
vales," and Irish Peasantry and Rura
Life" were read by Mrs. George Oar
Y;cr opd NrS Harry Wa fprman anf