Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-16

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The City In Brief
Eastman kodaks At Newton'a
d Durkart. ostsopath. IL W. Main.
Dr. Graham. os, eopath. fremont block
Try our hot chocolate and waters
Merchants Cafe.
Dance At Forney's Hail Wednesday
evening. Jan. 10.
We are serving = big merchants
lunch for 20 cents. Merchants' Cafe.
p. A. r. Lynn. physician and sur
90.
Ladies! Ladies! Don't miss Carls
shoe sale. Choice Of any ladies' sho1
in, our store. >32.4s.
NJ. ". W. Adams came up Saturday
night from st. Joseph. No. for few
days visit with relatives.
Great western Accident policies pay.
r. e. Copeland. resident agent Great
western Accident Association
The wimodausis AID Society will
meet with. Mrs I. e. Huber. 107 North
Center street, Tuesday afternoon.
weekly
lnglodue 4 Young's clearance sale
now on. All Of our ladies' $3.50 shoes
now selling at $2.4S per pair. $1.9S foE
regular % shoes.
Charles W.. Aulls is able to be out
after . severe attack OF blood poison
ing, the result Of having stepped on
rusty nail about a month ago.
Mrs. Fielding LegE. Of Springfield.
Ill. who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs Lucy D. Loree. and sister, Mrs. F.
q. Pierce. left for her homo Saturday.
The Tirzah Aid Society which was to
have been entertained Friday after
noon by Mrs. George Brinkerhom. did
not meet, owing to Mrs. Brinkerhoff
being i'll
Owing to illness among members
there will be no meeting Of the Royal
Neighbors at the home Of Mrs. Fetters.
on South Twelfth avenue. Tuesday at
ternoon.
Mrs. George Coburn, who Is pa
tient at st. Thomas hospital, where
she was taken for treatment for an at
tack Of rheumatic neuritis. is steadily
improving.
MT. q. H. Nehring, an Iowa Central
conductor, Of Hampton, who has been
in this city for several weeks. while
running on the Story City branch. spent
Sunday in Hampton with his family.
Mrs. Jane Stallman. an aged and de-
crepit old lady Of Nevada. was brought
to this city Saturday and taken to the
soldiers home to be cared for. Mrs.
Stallman IL suffering with ailments due
to old age.
Mrs. George n. Bergman, of SPRING
field. H.. who has been in the city for
several weeks visiting at the home of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick T.
Welles. for several weeks, returned to
her home Saturday.
There will be no meeting Of the
: ing, owing to the illness of. Garnett
! Hegge tenor. Of Huron, 8. D.. who was
to have appeared at the B. A. Morgan
home. Mr.. Hegge is in the south at
2 present recuperating.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society
was entertained Friday afternoon at
the g n: ruth home by Mrs. Ruth and
Mrs Paul Shelter, with about thirty
present. The hostesses were assisted
in serving by Mrs. Frank Wiley, Mrs.
e. L. Hoag and Miss Margaret Dodge.
Mrs. L. F. Kellogg and Mrs. Eli
Jones were hostesses to the Baptist
Ladies' Aid Society Friday afternoon
at the Kellogg home, 30 North Cen
ter street. There was good attend
ance. and the afternoon was spent in
the usual way. A light lunch was en-
joyed.
Rev. Frank NJ Wheeler. OF Marion
township. left Sunday night for two
: months visit in the northwest and
visit At Tacoma, Seattle. and points in
Oregon. and 90 down the coast to
southern California Mrs. Wheeler is
already in the west.
Mrs. NJ. L. Meickley was hostess Fri
day afternoon to Dor Deutsche Inter
haltungs Kreis. the members Of which
continued the regular reading. The
hostess served lunch during the social
hour. Guests Of the kreis were Mrs.
Thomas Danskin. Of Baronette. Wis.
Mrs. Emmet Waters Mrs. George Kline
ana Miss Elizabeth wellemeyer.
Mrs.. c. H. Morris, wife Of Rev. c. H.
Z Morris, pastor Of Central Church OF
Christ. Is much better today than she
was when brought home from Dies
! Moines on Friday. and 1t is now be-
I lieved thdt her ailment is a severe at
tack OF grip. the initial symptoms OF
: which are similar to typhoid. It is
now practically assured that Mrs. Nor
fjs Is not to undergo a siege OF the
more dreaded disease. Rev. Mr.. Nor
ris Is also Ill. and confined 70 his bed
today. suffering an attack Of grip.