Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-08

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Saturday.
Frost the most common cake with
Dickinsor's maple sugar butter, and
you have angels food. II
Try No. s West Main street for good
photographs on postals. u per dozen.
G. L. Fields, operator.
The Shakespeare Society will meet
Tuesday Afternoon with Mrs. F. A..
Moscrip. 1910 West Boone street.
Mr.. Gerald Kibbey. Of Minneapolis.
spent Sunday in the city with his pa
rents. DR.. and Mrs. w. B. Kibbey
/ The Wimodausis Aid Society will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs J.
D. Humphrey, 112 South Second ave-
nue..
We sell the general electric fiat irons.
the kind we have always sold. as they
are the best. Get one on trial. Buchan-
an-Boughton Company.
Mrs. Frank Hay, 40s West Nevada
street, who is seriously i'll Of pleuro
pneumonia at st. Thomas hospital. is
improved slightly today.
| Mrs. Frank Judd, who has been q
4 patient at st. Thomas hospital for sew
eral days, following a severe surgical
operation. Is improving rapidly.
| NJ. L. Parrett, s West Grant street,
who was seriously Ill last week. threat
ened with pneumonia, has improved
sufficiently as to be able to be down
today.
| The Baptist Ladies Aid viii hold a
| rummage sale at II South First street
May IL and 10. Those having dona-
tons please phone Mrs. L. F. Kellogg
Tuesday morning
Mrs. E. b. whitacre, Mr.. Joseph
whitacre. and Mrs. Wesley Porter the
latter of Brighton, were in Cedar Falls
Saturday in attendance at the funeral
of the ]. J. Whitacre.
| Mr=. G. H. Carter. wife OF Rev. Mr..
Carter, a retired minister living at Lee
Grand. is quite III at her home. Mrs
Carter is the mother Of Mrs. Paul
Herbert, of LeGrand.
'sMy Pal of the Grand Canal will be
sung tonight at the Isis theater. East
Main street, under spot light Be sure
and come. This song was sung In
1.-THE Girl In the Grand Stand"
| Mrs. Howard ID. Wilbur and children.
Florence and Densel, arrived home Sat-
urdav night from their nine weeks
visit with Mrs. Wifbur's sisters and
mother at Blunt, S. D., and Wayne.
Neb.
Miss Elda jackson. nurse living at
$50 North Third street. war taken to
St. Thomas hospital this afternoon for
treatment Miss Jackson is suffering
from an abdominal trouble with an np-
pendiceal involvement. /.
Rev. "A. b. Kendall, pastor Of the
| Christian church at LeGrend. who hAs
been in Virginia for q month owing to
his health, IL expected home soon. Mr..
i Kendall was expected home for Sum
day, but word received from him at
Washington, D. c., was to the effect
i that he was not able to resume his
work as yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. H F. Duncan, Of Cedar
ERapids, arrived In the city Saturday
evening. Mrs. Duncan to remain for a
visit OF week with her father, Mr.. J.
E. tSundell, and other relatives. Mr.
Duncan was here only over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan are preparing to
move from Cedar Rapids to Chicago,
where they formerly resided
! sylvia Huffaker, the little daughter
Of J. NJ. Hu1aker, 91s Jackson street,
who suffered fractured leg as the re-
suit Of runaway accident Saturday,
is doing nicely, and resting as COM
fortably as could be expected. Harley
Fathers. cousin OF the girl. and a
son OF w. r. Fathers, 1920 Jackson.
who was also one Of tho occupants Of
the vehicle at the time Of the accident,
experienced the fracture Of one Of the
metacarpal bones OF the left hand
Young Fathers Is a Tim es- Republican
carrier boy.
The Y. w. C. A. meeting at the Bap-
tist church Sunday afternoon was ta-
tended by fair-sized audience OF
women and girls. Mrs. T. I. WATSON
presided and gave a brief review Of
the organization, purpose, and growth
OF the Y. w c.. A, She introduced Mrs.
G.. G. Urine and Mrs. p. F. Arney, who
drought splendid reports Of the recent
national convention at Indianapolis.
The far-reaching scope OF the work
was evidenced by the attendance at
the convention, Of 1900 delegates and by
the personnel of the leaders, including
Miss Grace H. Dodge and Miss Helen
NJ. Gould, OF New York City. The local
delegates came home SO enthusiastic
over the practical way in which the as
ISOLATION Is developing all round wom-
en- and girls that those who heard them
Sunday could not help feeling that Il
is work worth while. Miss Elizabeth
Wellemeyer favored the audience with
an appropriate solo, accompanied by
Miss Allie Bristol on the organ.
cLEMoNs CALLS ELECTION. !.
Fixes May IS For Vote on Consolidated
/ School Question.
I The pepole OF Clemens and the four
school districts nearest the town are to
vote on the central consolidated school
question on Tuesday, May 16. The in
| da,,apdont school fiiafrtctG interested