Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-01


to-date dry goods house.
The finest and largest line Of high
grade mantle clocks ever shown in the
city just received. Come in and see
this excellent Nne, at Aliens
Mrs. Frank Benson and little daugh-
ter. Madeleine, returned Tuesday night
from Colfax. where they have been
visiting the formers parents.
Mrs. James T. Pound, 7o1 West State
street. who has been Ill for several
weeks, is improving rapidly. and ex-
poets to be able to be out of the house
little this week.
Mrs. Lillian Norton, matron Of the
county rest room, shows by her report
for the past three months that the visi-
tors to the rest rooms from Nov. to
jan 81 totaled 1888.
Mrs. Julia Epson, who has been
spending several weeks with her
daughters Mrs. J. r. Cavaugh. at In
dianapolis. and Mrs. II. v. Gehm, at st.
Louis, has returned home.
Mrs. Frank Pratt, Of Montour. who
underwent an extensive and severe sur
gical operation at st. Thomas hospital
Tuesday. is doing very nicely. and her
CONDITION is said to be quite satisfac-
tory.
Why not start an account with US
this month. where you can get your
groceries and meats at the same place.
We make a speciality OF prompt deliv-
cry. Carlson Bros. & Will. phones 81
and "a.
Roy Savage, son of H. w. Savage
10S South Second street, is quite i'll OF
pneumonia at the @. W. Allen home. on
the Western Grocer Company Mills
FARM north Of tho city. Mr.. Sevage's
condition was somewhat improved to-
day, and It IL possible that he will be
brought to his fathers home.
The funeral Of E. P. Brintnall. OF
Winthrop, father Of H. p. Brintnall, OF
Ills city. viii be held Thursday morn
ling at 10 o'clock from the Brinfnall
home at Winthrop. 1nterment will be
at Independence, the former home OF
the family. Mr.. Leon Brintnall left
this morning for winthrop to attend
the funeral.
| For the past few days Mrs. c. A.
Bishop, $40 North Second street. has
been the recipient Of q generous post
card shower, in honor Of her birthday
anniversary, which she celebrated last
Friday. That day Mrs. Bishop received
! LOG cards, and has received twenty five
/ or more since One pleasant feature Of
the shower was that many Of the cards
came from friends in her old home at
Apollo, Pa.
Mrs Charles Whitehead and Mrs. T.
F. Bradford have ISSUED Invitations.
| about 125 in all, for a series Of parties
to be given next week at the White
head home, 10s North Third street. On
Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. Feb.
and ., they will entertain at lunch-
cons and bridge. ana on the following
Saturday afternoon at luncheon and
kensington.
Mesdames w. E. LANCER. George
johnson and George Watson. were
hostesses at the LANCER home, 1901
West State street Tuesday. at an ALL
day sew. of the Ladies' Aid Society of
the Friends church. The hostesses
served dinner at noon. assisted by Miss
Minnie Butler. A large amount of
work was accomplished, as there was
q large attendance. Twenty-Five were
present at diner and several others
went in the afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Green
Mountain Congregational church are
planning an entertainment to be given
at the town hall Friday evening. The
entertainment IL entitled Mother
Goose's Market" and will be por.
travail. In costume. Of many OF the Diff
ferent better-known characters a. pic
tured In the old nursery tales. Some OF
the younger people as we'll as the old
er ones Of the church are to imper.
senate the characters.
Mrs. A. c. DAILY was hostess to the
regular meeting Of the Shakespeare
Society Tuesday afternoon. The first
act Of Macbeth" was taken up. after
which Mrs. DAILY conducted q test in
served. Preceding the reading the
president announced that the society
IL invited to / o'clock valentine
luncheon TO be given by Mrs. p. w.
WINERY and Mrs. Mary Farrand at
the formers home. on Feb. IL. the reg
ulaf meeting day. The meeting next
week viii BE- with Mrs. w. p. James.
The Beethoven Club vas entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. q. W. Nc
Nicely. loi West Main street. The fol-
lowing program was enjoyed: Piano
solo, First Movement Of the A Minor
Concerto" Coneg). BY Miss Catherine
sutphsn: double vocal number. IL No
One Ever Minds Ne" usAmapn) and
''ssnoea" (Na&han). oy Miss Marian
smith. With Mis-. Elia zus % seeem.
PIANIST: y:-sy solo. So::S: sss-ss "
on 'IAvss Of orisg. SinAing and
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