Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-12

Mr.. Willard Hull was in Grinnell
Tuesday on business
Mr.. f. L. Meeker was in Toledo Mon
day afternoon on business.
| Take your eggs to 8. p. Johnsons,
and get II cents per dozen all this
week.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Y. NJ. C..
A. will meet Thursday afternoon at the
Y. w. G. A. rooms.
! The Harmony Aid Society will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. J. S.
Bunker, 135 West Main street.
Miss Emily Perkins, Of Chicago, ar
rived in the city Tuesday evening, and
Is a guest at the home Of her sister.
Mrs. c. C. st. Clair.
The regular meeting Of the Wimo-
dausis Aid Society was enjoyed Tues
day afternoon. with Mrs. Ducane. 81
South Second street. az hostess.
The Concordia Nahebund will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Mary
Shelter and Mrs. Catherine Moehrl, at
the latter's home. 412 East State street.
Mrs. George Darling was hostess
Tuesday afternoon to the Entire Nous
Club "The Zuyder Zee and It's Towns"
was the phase Of Holland study TAX
! en- up.
The woman's Missionary Associa-
ton of the United Brethren church will
be entertained on Thursday afternoon
instead Of Friday, this week, at the
home OF Mrs. Eva Melberg, sO4 West
Linn street.
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| Mrs. B. G. Cochrane, of Glyndon.
Mimi, who is visiting in this city, ac-
companfed by her sister, Mrs. S. H.
Reilly, and Mrs. Emit Seleine and
daughter Viola, spent Tuesday in Ell
dora visiting with Mrs. ]. Patterson.
The body Of Mrs Sarah A. Wallace,
of Cedar Rapids, who died Monday
/ evening at the soldiers home. will be
sent this evening to Ogden for burial,
! accompanied by Mrs. Wallace's son, J..
l.. Wallace. OF Cedar Rapids. 1nterment
will be beside the body Of the woman
husband, who died at the home a few
years ago.
| Dubuque papers tell Of the Palm
ltSunday services in ST. RaphaeTs cathe-
| dral. the feature of which was the ap-
pearance Of the choir Of st. Joseph's
College, comprising fifty young men,.
who sang the mass. Dan O'Brien. OF
this city, a son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E..
O'Brien, is q member Of the choir be-
ing one of the bassos.
M. E. H. Draper was in Des M Dimes
Tuesday to attend a meeting Of the d.
rectors of the Iowa Manufacturers As
sociation. The purpose Of the meeting
was to select a member for the recently
created state industrial commission that
was created by an act that recently
passed the general assembly. Governor
| Carroll gave the directors Of the manu-
facturers' association, which fathered
the bill, the privilege Of naming one
CT the commissioners.
The Merry Hearts. class Of young
women Of the Methodist Sunday school,
gave an enterta inment at the soldiers
| home assembly hall Tuesday evening.
A great many of the members Of the
| homo were present to hear the pro-
gram, which com prised vocal and in
strumental numbers and readings. The
program was received very heartily,
| especially the readings by Miss Mar
guerite Yoakum. Of Eagle Grove who
| is guest at the A. L. Bishop home.
and who was invited to, assist in the
program.
Solomon H. Foster. member Of the
soldiers home from Council Bluffs, and
a man well known in his home city, Is
quite ill at the home hospital, suffer-
ing from bronchial pneumonia Mr..
Foster is somewhat improved today.
His daughter, Miss Minnie Foster, is at
his bedside, having been summoned
owing to her fathers illness. For many
years Mr.. Foster was the owner and
manager OF the Council Bluffs Paint
and Oil Company, which he sold owing
to his failing health. Shortly after he
disposed of his business. a few years
ago, he entered the home.
Complimentary to one Of their num-
Der, Harry Jennings, the members Of
Mr.. F. A. Moscrip's class Of the Con-
gregational Sunday school were enter
tanned Tuesday evening by Leon Brint-
nall, at the H. G. Brintnall home, SIT
North Third street. The affair was
pre-nuptial in nature. being arranged
In honor Of Mr.. Jennings approaching
marriage to Miss Myrle Blanchard. Of
Albion, which is set for May 10. A
three course dinner was served by Mrs.
Brintnall at $3.50. and the after hours
were enjoyed socially. The members
of the class presented Mr.. Jennings
with pretty silver berry spoon, and
other gifts that will prove useful in
housekeeping Mr.. Moscrip. who
teaches the class, was also a guest at
the affair.
The Presbyterian Woman's Mission
ary Society met Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. ]. I. Bell, 303 East State
street. The most interesting feature of
the meeting was a report from New
York of the last Of the Jubilee meetings
which have celebrated the fifty years
missionary work of western hemisphere
women for eastern women. The total
amount Of the Jubilee offerings given
by all the women's societies in the
United States amounted to $4,000. In
fifty years the women of all the
churches have given for the christiani-
zation of heather women nearly 342,-
100000, yet there is only one missionary
in China for every 10000 Of Its in
habitants, and only one medical mis-
sionary for every 100000 people.
while no missionary has ever entered
5000 walled cities Of China.
A very delightful meeting of the
Covenant Daughters Of the Congrega-
tional church was enjoyed Tuesday