Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-15

! The business department of the
woman's Club will meet Monday. at
| ternoon with Miss Minnie Russell, sos
West Main street.
Mrs. Doll1e Parks, of LMPorte City,
is in the city for visit with her
brother, Mr.. J. Brock. and family, 11o
North Center street.
For sale-at 513 North Center street,
dining room table. fruit cupboard. lawn
mower, ladies' writing desk, bicycle.
organ, bedstead and ccmmode. folding
wardrobe bed, buggies, single harness.
Mrs. J. H. Crapser, Of San Francisco.
is in the city for q months visit with
her sister, Mrs. M. L, Meickley, and
other relatives and friends. Mrs. Crap
ser was formerly Miss Nellie Bren-
,necke. Of this city.
The comedy drama, "A Pair Of
Country Kids" will appear at the
Odeon Sunday evening. The play Is In
four acts and during the action OF the
play ten musical and vaudeville spe-
cialties Of the most up-to-date songs
and dances are given. Prices Is, Is,
50 and 80 cents. IS
| Miss Mabel Dodson went to Eldora
this morning to be present at the fu-
neral Of her aunt, Mrs ]. N. DeGron.
who died Thursday Of pneumonia. Miss
Dodson will return home Sunday
evening. accompanied by her mother,
who lives at Eddyville. but who was at
Eldora owing to her sisters illness.
An Easter supper served by divisions
2 ana 4 Of the Ladies' Aid Society OF
Central Church Of Christ, OF which
Mrs: ]. C. Irwin and Mrs z. c. Brown
are chairmen, was patronized by over
200 people at the church dining room
Friday evening. The decorations. In
yellow and white. carried out the
Easter idea.
To Rent-We win rent the store
room where we are now located. NO.
1O3 East Main street, for a period OF
two years, from June 1. Room sixty
feet deep, heated by hot water. with
strictly modern front and located In the
heart OF the retail district. Call on or
address LaShelle Cigar Company,
Marshalltown, Iowa.
The Ladies' Ala Society of the Bap-
tist church was entertained Friday at
ternoon by Mesdames E. M. sinsleto1
and Ellen Lennon at the Singleton
home, 100 South Fourth street. Aside
from the routine business program,
given by the children, was enjoyed. Re-
! freshments were served during the at
| ternoon.
Brewers and distillers advise the
people, when sick to drink their brand
Of beer or whiskey and It will make
them we'll. When Messrs. Brewer and
Distiuer are sick they go to some well
advertised health sanatortum or resort.
employ a high priced physician. and
drink the waters and take the baths
to make them WELL Marshall County
Citizens Association.
Never discuss the moral phase Of
the saloon question" IS the policy
adopted by a nearby State Retail La
quor Dealers Association. IT you can't
talk on taxes for city improvements,
ETC.. break up the argument" They
| understand the absolute impossfbility
Of trying to justify the morality Of the
booze business" Marshall County
Citizens Association.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society
was entertained Friday afternoon by
Mrs. g. C. Ogier and Mrs. Frank Lock-
wood at the church. The attendance
numbered about thirty. Reports of the
years work were given, and at the
close OF the routine business the hos
tesses served refreshments, assisted by
Mrs. William Barrie and Dorothy,
Helen, and Eleanor Ogier.
The council. sitting as a board OF re-
view for tbs revision Of tax assess
ments. has had very little to do. Sew.
eral sessions have been held both dur
ing the day and at night, but so far
but one person has appeared to make
objection to his assessment. Mayor
Jones said this morning that the coun-
ell expected to investigate some OF the
assessments before they were finally
passed.
The body of James F. Beamer, who
was, killed at Keokuk, did not reach
the city Friday evening, as was at
first expected, and will not be here un-
til this evening. The funeral vii. be
held from the Bea mer home, 502 South
Second street, at 3 o'clock Sunday
morning. In charge Of Rev. s. E. Ellis!
1nterment will be in Belle Plaine. and