Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-29

city, today bought the business OF =.
e. Bailey & Go.
MI. ana Mrs. w. G. Stephenson, for
n1erIy 6f this city, but now of Ames,
are the parents Of e daughter
! ror sale-My horse, buggy and
spring wagon. They can be seen at 512
North Center street. p. B. Cornell.
Mrs. John g. Lander, who has been
visiting with relatives and friends in
state Center. returned home this morn
ing.
Miss Marie Bondage. daughter of
Mi q. II. Bondage, who has been quite
iii 81 appendicitis. is somewhat i'm
provAd today.
/. Diamonds. mounted and unmounted
You can pick out the stone and we will
plaza 1t in mounting to suit you.
Alien; the jeweler.
rs Rent One nice front room, up
stairs. Man and wife or two gentle
men nreferrcd: Modern home. 500
North Third street.
4 false alsrm Of Are, turned in from
box sS2, corner Of Sixth and Main
streets, about 10 o'clock Friday night,
gave the department useless run
Ths funeral Of 8. G. Johnson will be
held sunday afternoon at o'clock
from the johnson home, SOC, East Main
street. Rev. Frank M. Wheeler, OF Mar
ion township officiating. Interment
will be in Riverside.
one 81 the first social affirs held at
the Country Club this season was the
dancing party given by crowd Of the
unmarried young people Friday even
ing. The young people, about thirty in
number, took supper at the club and
enjoyed dancing afterwards
j assd ames 2. J. whitaker. R B. Rea-
soner and NJ. D. Klise were hostesses
Friday afternoon at the church to the
PRESBYTERIAN Ladies' Aid Society. The
afternoon was spent in the usual way,
with about. thirty-flve present. The
nostesses served light refreshments.
4 Miss HslenA bernstein win leave
Sunday night for New York City. where
eIiS win remain FOR q visit OF a month
or six weeks with her aunt, Mrs. s. L.
Dvici. Miss Bernstein will be accom-
panied home by her sister. Miss Rosie.
who, has been attending the 6eguin
school at Orange. N. J., during the past
tear
.snr. d. Roth, who is i'll at St
Thomas hospital, shows q change for
I the worse IN his condition today. a
fneningial complication having arisen
that leads his physician to suspect
meningitis in some form. A spinal
puncture was made this afternoon to
ASCERTAIN from the fluid just what is
ailing the patient.
Rev. G.. e. Pilgrim, pastor Of the
United Brethren church, returned FRI
day from Cedar Rapids. where he had
been to, attend "a church brotherhood
convention. Rev. Mr.. Pilgrim acted as
POSTMASTER at the banquet, held
Thursday night Rev Mr.. Pilgrim will
Be IN Webster City Sunday in the in
terest Of the canvass for funds for the
local church.
word received by Superintendent
Palmer. Of the public schools. from
Miss Luella Chapman, the penmanship
teacher who was called to her home in
Delmar Junction a few days ago owing
to the Illness of her father, is to the eff
feet that Mr.. Champsan died. Miss
Chapman Is expected back Monday.
Miss Chapman has been hearing some
OF the English classes in the high
school since the resignation of Miss
Getz. and Mr. Palmer has had charge
Of thee lasses during Miss Chapman's
absence.
"A reception for the gymnasium class
OF the Railroad r. NJ. c. A.. which was
attended by about thirty m embers and
their friends, was held at the associa-
ton rooms Friday night. The evening
was spent with program Of games
and other Atnusements and refresh
mefits were served. Owing to other ar
rangements having been made the
trophy for the class team which won
the indoor championship was not pre-
scented. The presentation will be made
at supper % be given by the board
Tor ths members Of the team some time
next week.
The Unity Club was pleasantly en-
tertained Friday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. ". L. Peclsham, 1901 West Sum-
NIT street, IN honor Of their sixteenth
wedding anniversary Games and
dainty rsffeshments were enjoyed. The
club presented Mr. and Mrs. Peckham
with . dozen cut glass sflerbets. The
members OF the club are Messrs. and
Mesdames James Andrews, George
Carroil, John WINERY, John Presnall,
Hal 0raham George Pitcher, Will Pike,
Will Dalbey. Roy Grimm, I. T. Forbes,
II. J. Mendenhall and Jesse Painter.
Mrs. Florence Butler and Mrs. Mary
Fogg were also guests. Piano numbers
by the former, were enjoyed during the
evening.
6ixty-fve =. w. G. "A. girls and their
friends enjoyed social gathering at
the rooms Friday evening. Rev. James
MCGEE, IN his usual interesting and In
structfve way, gave a talk about the
posgib1lities OF the association ana its
indiV iduat members. The keynote Of
l1f9 talk was that the greatest oppor-2
ssunity Ia ikfe - in the opportunity Of
esfv4cs Mrs: G.. G. Urine, who re-
gently returned from the national r.
W.. e. a. convention, kindly responded
10 = eequsst 20 tell about the beautiful
hou5o Of the association In Indianapo-
IN, which wAs the conventions head
quarters. It was a picture OF that
which some day, on q smaller scale, viii
~ - realty IN MarshAlltown. During
n t1formAi social hour. 1rAppe and
NJ were served. Misses Anna Mat
-, Maud Clark. Cynthia McCreery,
- T1nA 9nhiebel prssidsd It the
&1j1oy aesttted by Leora Clemens,