Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-03

To Rent-Three nice living rooms
over 12O West Main street. r. Il.
Benedict
There will be dance at Eagles
hall Tuesday evening. Oct. 8. All well
come. Good floor and good time.
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| DR.. F. j. Nciman, veterinary surgeon.
Office and veterinary hospital. 107 and
100 East State street. Office phone
4o4. residence 372.
The Busy Bee Circle of the L. o. 4.
NJ will meet Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Della Arney, - West Church
street. Mrs. L. Abbey will assist Mrs.
-ArHey in entertaining.
The regular monthly business meet :
ing and social Of the Y. p. S. c. r. of
Central Church of Christ will be held
| this evening at the p. W. Burke home,
! -O2 North First avenue.
Wanted. Wanted. Wanted-Women
| ant, girls at the canning factory to peel
| tomatoes. pears and sweet potatoes;
| two OF three weeks steady work, good
| wages. Western Grocery Company
| Mills.
! Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pyle, of Mari
eta. are parents of their first-born. a
1 daughter who arrived Monday evening
at o'clock The little miss weighs
| ten pounds. Mrs Pyle was formerly
| Miss Hope. of Cadmus, Kan.
! w. II. Bremner, general attorney for
! the Iowa Central and Minneapolis and
st. Louis. with headquarters in Mime
apolis, arrived in the city this morn
ing for stay of several days on bus
| mess.
Mrs. J. G. Mitchem and Mrs. e. F..
Howe were hostesses Monday after
neon to the regular meeting of the
Ladies' Guild of ST. Pauls church, at
the homo Of the former, 1902 West
Main street After the business ses-
sion the afternoon was spent socially,
and the hostesses served light refresh
uents The meeting was well at
tended
Nh and Mrs. H. E. vanVranken, of
Orchard, Neb., are in the city for a
visit of several weeks with Mr. Van
]! Vrankens sister. Mrs. G. NJ Dobson.
Mr.. and MIS-. Van Vranken are former
old residents Of the city and county.
They left here twenty-sx years ago
| hut have made frequent visits to the
friends.
The regular monthly business meet
| ing of the brotherhood of the Methodist
church was held in the church parlors
Monday night with a large attendance.
Reports Of department heads were re-
ceived and the Men and Religion For
/ ward movement was discussed at
length In a funny story contest DR..
H. c. Mueller and l.. f. Matson were
voted the best story tellers. and DR.. c.
H. Tidds effort was rated as second
| best After the meeting the men took
lunch at McCord's.
| Maj. G. l.. Fort city assessor of Min
| nea polls is in the city for Il short visit
at the home OF his brother. w. j. Fort.
Major Fort comes to see his brother,
who mas been i'll for several months
In some respects Mr.. w. j. Forts con-
dition is improved over what it was
i some months ago, but the patient is
still in very poor health. Major Fort
has been in the public eye at Mime
apolis for some time owing to his .ac-
| ticn in raising realty and corporation
assessments. In ffty-four sections OF
land that come under his direction for
| ftsSSsSIIlSllt SolIlt lidN Z DSSIi dSSSSSSAi
as high as $4,000 a front foot.
\ liner shower in horror or Miss
Cynthia McCrary who is to be mar
ried on Oct Is. to MIR. Earl Lambert
| of Newton. was given Monday evening
by Misses Tena Schicbel and Hazel
LaShelle at the r. NJ. LaShelle home.
! East Lincoln street Miss I.aShelle
! who works at Eldora, was not present
however. owing to the affair having
| been postponed from Saturday even
ing. on account OF the severe rain
| storm on the date planned. a large
! box containing the gifts. was suspend
ed from between double doors. and
when the guest of honor united the rib
| bon holding the bottom of the box on
| they fell in a shower about her. In q
| flower guessing contest. Miss Nc
! Crazy won the prize. and number OF
other amusements were enjoyed. The
decorat tons We're all in green and
| white and the same colors prevailed
| in the two course lunch served.
Notice.
will not be responsible for any debt
contracted by any one except myself.