Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-07

One lot embrolderies, extra big values
at 10 cents a yard. Don't miss seeing
this lot. Nettie Ingledue & Co.. tho
up to-date dry goods house. ;.
Notice: The woodmen of the World
and woodmen Circle will meet every
second and fourth Monday nights in
stead of Thursday. Next meeting Feb.
-, 1911.
| One lot OF 27-inch flouncings at 4S
cents yard: one lot OF fine robe dress
patterns at SO cents a yard. Nettie
Ingledue & Co.. the up-to- date dry
goods house.
| Mr.. C. w. Sparks arrived home this
morning from few days stay in Chi
cago. where he has been on business.
His son, Mr.. Fred Sparks, will be home
this evening.
| The regular study meeting of the
Ladies' Missionary Society Of the Unit
ed Brethren church was held Monday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Davies,
603 West Linn street.
! Mrs. Z. L. Hoag, who underwent an
! operation for recurring mastoid trouble
at st. Thomas hospital few days ago.
/ is doing nicely, and expects to be able
to return home Wednesday.
DR.. F. S. Burroughs left this morning
for business and pleasure trip OF a
few weeks turnout the south. He will
visit Little Rock, Ark, New Orleans.
| and other points before returning home.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid So
ciety will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. C. C. Urine. 800 West State
street Mrs. Urine will be assisted by
Mrs W. NJ Clark and Mrs. F. A. Mos
Grip.
| The Literary Clan was entertained
Monday evening by Miss 1gerna Getz
The study subject was French Home
Life" and after the reading and dis
cussion the hostess served light re-
! freshments.
Watch Thursday nights paper for
| full particulars OF Dolbin's odds and
ends" sale, the final clearance Of the
A. H. Simon stock Of ladies' ready-to-
! wear merchandise at prices that will
| astonish you.
| Mr.. s. J. Johnson, supervisor Of
bridges and buildings Of the Iowa Gen.
trail, left for Corpus Christi and Alice,
Tex, where he will remain for about
two weeks on business. Mr.. Johnson
owns q ranch near Alice.
The condition Of J. L. Nicholson. nve
miles northeast Of the city, who IL sick
Of pneumonia, Is rather encouraging
today. slight Improvement being
noticeable. The patient rested better
last night than he had for several
days.
Mrs. Frank Swafford and daughter
Dorothy. of Nevada. are in the city for
visit of q week at the home OF Mrs
Swafford's brother. Mr.. Frank Arnold.
They were accom- panied to the city by
Mr.. Swafford, who spent Monday at
the Arnold home.
| The e-year-ol son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Cross. sos South Fourth street,
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis at st. Thomas hospital this morn
ing, coming thru the operation nicely
Mr.. Cross, the lads father. 10 an Iowa
| Central engineer.
Mrs. Herman Hittenmark. who re.
Gently underwent q very serious opera
ton at the White hospital for tuber-
culosis Of the lower spine. seems to be-
| improving satisfactorily. and her con-
dition is even better than her attend
ing physician had hoped for.
Miss Lena Mcmillan, OF Wilmington.
O., is a guest at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Winery. Miss Mcmillan
is a sister Of Mrs. l.. Jones. wife of
Professor Jones. Of Penn College, Oska-
loosa. and has been visiting at her SIS
| ter's home.
The funeral Of William Bonawitz was
held at 10 o'clock this morning from
| = ~ ~ TY s@Ir h
Third street, in charge of Chaplain
Jesse Cole. The pail bearers we're sons
and ons-in-law Of Mr.. Bonawitz. In
terment followed in the Maple Grove
cemetery In Washington township.
Miss Allie Mansfield. PA West Main
street. was hostess Monday evening to
the Methodist Sunday school class Of
! young men and young women. known
as the Epsilon Pi Omega. of which Mr..
Fred Gilbert is the teacher. 1t was the
regular monthly meeting, and after the
transaction OF routine business the ev-
ening was spent socially and with
music. The hostess served light re-
|freshments.
| The regular business meeting Of the
Ladies' Guild of St. Pauls church was
held Monday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. II. A. Weisman. 3O2 North
Center street. after which a tea was
served, to patronage of about seventy.
The committee in charge was composed
of Mesdames r. c. Fisher chairman:
L. c. Abbott. James Skegg, o. L. In
gledue. w. H. Gilbert. and H. A. weis-
man.
| The regular monthly meeting of the
Visiting Nurse Association was held
Monday evening in the public library
auditorium. with a good attendance.
The meeting proved an enthusiastic
one. and one of the best yet held Miss
Susan Lampman, the nurse employed
reported that she had made fifty-one
calls during the month. Mrs. c. A.
Eadie. chairman Of the soliciting COM
mittee gave in the names Of about
twenty new members of the association.
Did it ever occur to you whether or
not you could pass an examination for
life insurance? There is always to-
day" when you can pass the examina-
tion and tomorrow when you can
not. Why not protect your loved ones,
as well as your own peace Of mind, by
taking out q snug policy with the
Equitable Of Iowa? A postal. giving me