Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-04

The City In Brief

|! The City IN Brief
Eastman kodaks It Nsweon's
Turkish baths. Nasonic temple.
Loose diamonds at Chamberlain.
Or. Bul!ard. os,.op.,n. Is West AA,n
Our electric wiring 10 the best. Blu
chanan- Boughtop Company.
Low real estate loans. William Bat
| ten. over 1Y3 East Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Armstrong. OF
Gearing. were in the city today.
wanted-Roy Il or Is years Of age
to work on farm. Phone 81 on IS. two
rings
Mr.. g. NJ. Cause went to Lynnville
this morning to visit over Sunday with
his father.
! Now is the time to have your house
| wired for electric lights. buchanan
Boughton Company.
The business department OF the Wo-
mems Club will meet with Mrs: F. 8.
Hynds Monday afternoon.
The Sunday School Teachers Uniol,
will meet Monday afternoon at $3.50 at
| Central Church OF Christ.
Mr.. Stanley B. sies. of Des Moines
spent Friday in the city on business at
the Western Grocer Company Mills.
Let us show you our new suitings for
spring; popular prices. We open with
some dandy ones at $25. Hopkins &
Son.
Mr. and Mrs. !. E. Huber will go to
Chicago tonight to attend the automo-
bile and motorcycle show, and visit
friends for a week.
/ ]. H Johnston being temporarily out
Of the city farmers will And extras fol
| Airmotor mills and engines at Ketch-
UNI & Goston's. Phone 49,
The Ladies, Guild OF st. Paurs
church will hold its regular monthly
meeting at the home Of Mrs. Weisman,
302 North Center, Monday, Feb. s. Sup
| per at $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Malloy, OF
Lennon s. D., who have been guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Routh for q
few days, will leave Sunday morning
lO4 <AooOAA S4SS w NASAs AS~s~sH'S
Don't forget the II. W. A. degree
team will give another one Of their
famous dances on the eve Of Washing
toms birthday. Wednesday. Feb. %
! 1911. Good music and q good time.
| DR.. F. J. Nelman. assistant state
veterinarian; DR.. w. H. Seright. as
sistant practitioner. Office and veteri-
nary hospital, lot and 100 East State
street. Office phone 404. residence
372.
! Word received by Mrs. E. Play from
Cedar Rapids says that Mrs. May Rob
inson Vogt. formerly Of this city. 80,
thru nicely with her surgical operation
performed Tuesday. and - doing q
we'll as could be expected.
| Tony Guarnaccio, an Italian railroad
laborer, who underwent an operation a
ST. Thomas hospital ten days ago FOL
| recurrent appendicitis, was discharged
from the hospital today and removed
to his home, 308 South Sixth avenue.
The Greatest Dispute OF the Age
will be Mr.. James Rayburn's subjec
at the mems meeting. east court room
3:15 tomorrow. Mr. Rayburn, thu
! strongly opposed to the liquor traffic
does not consider it the greatest ques-
| tion today.
| Ceresota flour satisfies. II you were
j half as careful when buying -four as
| you are in what you make Of 1t, Their
you'd know no baking disappointments
Ceresota flour is the frst step to bet
r-bigger-whiter-lo Your gro
Ger or E. E. Benedict & Co.
|
The first of a series of monthly so.
Gals will be enjoyed Monday evenine
at the E. w. WINERY home. 1O5 NORTH
Second avenue, by the membership ani
congregation Of the Congregations
church. The church ladies Of the FRS
ward will be hostesses at this affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Egermayer. who
have been out Of the city for severa
weeks, returned home Friday after
noon Mr. Egermayer has been II
Oregon and other western states OF
business. and during his absence Mrs
Egermayer has been visiting her par
ents at Hamburg.
The Thimble Club was pleasantly
entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs
Elmer Watt at her home on Unior
street. Two contests were enjoyed. II
which the prizes went to Mrs. Charfei
Thayer and Thomas Coughlin. and the
consultations to Mrs. Marion Klefs an<
Mrs. George Reynolds. The hostes.
served . light lunch.
The Baptist Ladies' Mission Circle
met Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs ID. 8. Good, 306 West Main street
Mrs L. F. Kellogg was leader and Mrs
James MCGEE gave talk on THE
Story of the Cross" after which Mrs
McMackin sang very pleasing and ap-
propriate solo. Several guests of the
circle were present
Mesdames H. B. Beatty and H. N
Ellis were hostess Friday afternoon at
the Beatty home. 313 North Third
street, to the Ladies' Missionary So
ciety Of the Congregational church
Mrs. r. E. Sears and Mrs. Frank Hara-
don were the leaders and the subject
taken up was 1.-The Mountain Whites"
A social hour followed, and the hos
tesses served light refreshments. There
was an unusually good attendance.
Miss Lena Estel was guest of the So
ciety.
The Foreign Missionary Society OF
tho Methodist church was entertained