Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-25

DR.. G. A. Noggie. veterinary surgeon,
Ct Harmon's feed barn. Phone 236.
Golden Cream, an excellent -four at
an excellent price. Ask your grocer.
Where dollar does its duty. Isaac
sons Cash Market, on First avenue.
Phone 7s3. &
Carload Of horses for sale at State
Center stock yards tomorrow afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
Isaacson will have veal, beef. pork
or mutton for your Sunday dinner
Phone 2s3.
To Rent-Large, nicely furnished
front room, modern. 10 North Center
street. Mrs. skess.
Brown, photographer, '.the man be.
hind the camera" now located over
Abbott's hardware store.
The Ladies Aid Of the Presbyterian
church will have an exchange at the D.
c. Wilbur store tomorrow.
I will have on sale next Sunday at
my melon grove, 1900 OF the best can
taloupes. Smith, the melon man. four
miles east Of city.
Charles A. Baughman. formerly city
enginee, Of Marshalltown, now OF
Ames, was in the city Thursday, being
on his way home from business trip
The members Of the Congregational
Ladies' Aid Society met at the church
Thursday afternoon for work. and spent
the afternoon in business session and
sewing.
County Treasurer and Mrs. r. w.
stevens, lot North Second street. are
the parents Of daughter. born at
o'clock Thursday afternoon at St
Thomas hospital.
Miss Zina Kroger. of Chicago. who
has been visiting the past ten days at
the home Of her aunt, Mrs. Ida VIII
liams, and cousin, Mrs. Susie White,
left this noon for her home.
Rev. Mr.. Martin Of the Consrega-
tional church will preach sermon es-
pecially to young people who expect to
70 away to school or to teach. next
sunday morning. Everybody invited.
Home grown watermelons at Gull
leys. He has a load Of Smiths home
crowns for Saturdays trade. only Is
cents for the largest and 10 cents fol-
the smaller: also Usage and Rocky
Ford melons.
= The Ladies' AID Society OF the United
Evangelical church was entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. ]. f.
Schumacher, Z North Fifth avenue. The
regular work was continued. after
which the hostess. assisted by Mrs. W.
T. 6omers, served two-course lunch
Mrs. Andrew Carlson. 500 West
Church street. was hostess Thursday
afternoon to the Ladies' Aid Society OF
the Swedish Lutheran church. and In
the evening to the young people of the
Luther League. Good meetings were
enjoyed at both gatherings. The hos
tess served light refreshments.
Mrs. J. W. Brenneman, Of Pender
Neb., and Mrs. ]. r. Williams and son
Albert, Of Carrolton, ILL.,, who have been
visiting their sister and aunt. Mrs.
Peter Brady. Ave miles southwest OF
the city, for week. went to Cedar
Rapids this morning to visit their
brother and uncle, Mr.. E. ]. Mcdonald,
and family.
Mrs p. W. Burke and Mrs. j. H.
Waters were hostesses Thursday eve
ming at the formers home, 202 NORTH,
First avenue, to the regular meeting of
the Busy Bee Circle Of the L. o. T. M.
At tho business session picnic to be
held next Thursday. was planned. Piano
NUMBERS by Mrs. Frank Moehrl were
enjoyed, and the hostesses served light
refreshments.
A public reception, for all who care
to attend. win be held Saturday even
ing at the Wallace Arney home. in Tay-
lor township, in honor Of Miss Alice
Lewis, who has spent the past six
years In Japan as a missionary, and her
mother and sister, Mrs. Rebecca and
Miss Mary Lewis, Of Pasadena, CAL,
Who nave been In Toxic for the past
year and a half. The guests Of honor
will tell Of their experiences In that
country.
Misses Haxei and Clara McLeland,
sos West Jerome street, were hostesses
at Z, very enjoyable affair this after
noon, entertaining about thirty-five of
their young indy friends at a sew party.
A pleasing program OF Victrola music
was enjoyed during the afternoon. The
affair was porch party, and the YER
anda was prettily decorated with guam
titles OF golden rod. A two-course
lunch, In pink and white. was served
by the hostesses. assisted by Misses
Jessie 1CcMahon and Helen Beatty.
Miss Persis Pierce, Of Des Moines, was
an otlt.c3- town guest.
/ LueIla I'M. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs.. 4. A. Hill. 500 North First street.
entertained company Of twelve girl
friends at q pretty lawn party at her
home this afternoon. The affair was
given Ia honor Of the hostess cousin.
Ines Grove, Of 81. Paul. The porch and
yard were decorated prettily in golden
rod ana brown-eyed Susans. a color
scheme Of yellow and white being car
ried out In both the decorations and
refreshments. A guessing contest ear
Her IN the afternoon was followed by q
musical program. In the serving Of
luncheon. Mrs. Hill and daughter lila
were assisted by Mrs. Leroy Thompson
and Mrs. Guy Grove. After the re-
treatments Mr.. Hill took his daughter
guests about town for an auto drive.
Miss Luella's guests were Forrestine
Dsvine. Helen and May willard. Helen
sU.lNt~ unvsn~ 40 Iln-av No,,do VIII.