Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-24

looking after business matters. de-
parted Wednesday for his homo.
Tomorrow will be the last day on
ring worth nearly double the money for
1915. Rogers Jewelry Company.
Wax your own floors, liquid hard
drying floor wax easy: simply put on
and polish with cloth, dries hard and
wears as long as paste work. Simmons
Book Store
| Masquerade ball at Forney's hall
Monday evening, Feb. q. Prize to the
best representative character, most
comic costume, and the best masked
person. Admission 10 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. williams. living
east of Albion. returned Thursday
night from a ten days sojourn in
Kansas. Mr.. Williams sold a farm he
owned in the southern part Of that
state during his stay.
II you don't see what you are looking
for In the classified columns Of this
paper. put in an ad Of your own asking
Tor 1t. There are probably a good many
people who have just what you want
| and would be glad to sell 1t Il they
knew they could find q buyer.
Yes. you can get choice Of any ladies'
| shoe at Carts for $3.50 Saturday.
| Twenty per cent of on all mems shoes.
Don't put of buying until 1t IL too late.
but 30 to Carts at once ana get some
Of the big bargains. Gibson Girl shoes
for ladies: Crawford and King Quality
shoes for men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lundbery, OF
Boone. arrived in the city Thursday
evening. and viii be guests for few
days It tho homo Of Mrs.. LundberGs
sister, Mrs. D. A. Penquite. Mr.. Lund-
berg is an engineer on the Chicago &
Northwestern, and with his wife has
been to Hot Springs, Ark. on visit.
The German evangelical Ladies' Aid
Society was entertained Thursday At
ternoon by Mrs. G. Schmelz. 107 South
Second avenue. Thirty-two were pres
! ent, and the afternoon was spent In
tying comforts. The hostess was as
sisted In serving refreshments by Mrs.
John Studer and Misses Mamie
schmelz and Vera LaudiA
| j. P. Glen. Of Taylor township. left
Thursday evening for IIalsted, Kan,
where he will remain for three weeks
visit with his sister, Mrs. Elizabeth
Ferguson, whom he had not seen for
thirty-six years, and had mourned her
as dead until last year. Mr.. Glenn ex-
poets to bring his sister home with him
for visit.
Mesdames H. B. Beatty, Paul Mich
OILS and e. ]. Delahoyde were hostessss
Thursday afternoon at the Beatty
home. SIS North Third street. to the
Ladies' Aid Society Of the Consrega-
ttonal church. During the social hour
which followed the business meeting.
the hostessss served Refreshments.
There was large attendance.
Misses Jennie Paul and Sylvia Glen
entertained at the formers home, 9l2
West Church street. Wednesday night,
q company Of thirty friends, in honor
of Miss May Baxter. who goes to
Cedar Rapids next week. The house
decorations were in red. Music and
games furnished entertainment for the
evening and a two-course luncheon
was served by Mrs. Paul, assisted by
her daughter. Vera and verna.
! So
| A Washington supper was served at
tho German Evangelical church We'd
nesday evening. from s to 3. by tho
members Of the choir. At o'clock q
program was given consisting Of intro
ductory remarks by the pastor. Rev.
Karl Rest; q lecture on 1.-THE Power Of
Song" by the choir leader. Mrs. John
Schreiner. OF GlaLbrook. which was 81
Illustrated by several selections by the
choir. Readings were given by Miss
Edna Reimer and Miss Pressinger The
affair was much enjoyed.
The ladies who are members Of the
Archers. very delightfully."- entertained
| their husbands at = $50 o'clock dinner
Thursday evening at tho Charles
Schschtsr homo. The house was Of
fsctively decorated with red hearts.
and the table decorations were Of ferns
and red carnations. Comic post cards
were used az place cards The ladies
served an elaborate two-couPse din
ner. after which the evening was
spent In . social way and In playing
cinch During the evening the gentle
men were treated to cigars, ana red
carnations were given ~ favors.
A petition in replsvin was today e,led
In the district court by David Kobe
against Sheriff A. A. Nioholson, BY
which Kobe seeks 20 secure pesma-
nent possession Of livestock. corn aud
FARM maehinosy. Of . claimed value Of
800. The petition alleges that ths
Drope9ty IVES ssiseA o. the instance Of
John W. Nelses, under . lsadjoyHs
writ Of attachment. The petition
claims that Nei0os alleges Koipe owes
him .3el.75 tor rent. In edition 60
saeklng t6e reoovegy of the property
the Detitlonef waAss damages os 3loe
lSor the alleged wrongful ssisurs.