Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-22

The City In Bret

The City In Briet
Furs sale tomorrow at the Andrew,
store.
Furs sale tomorrow at the Andrew:
store.
Mr.. C. H. Rose, Of Clemens, was ir
the city today.
Mrs. Silas Beatty. Of Liscomb, spen
Tuesday in the city.
Seven pounds nice sweet potatoes
for rs cents at Batesole's.
| A fine line Of fresh chocolates at the
Camera Shop 1O3 East Main street.
Buy your aprons, sanitary rugs and
fancy articles at Central Church o,
Christ bazaar Thursday. Nov. 20.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Arduser, Of
Tama. were in the city Tuesday nigh
to see "Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford."
| Our store will be closed Thursday
afternoon from 80 to $3.50 during the
funeral Of Mrs. G. F. Ehler. p. F.
Arney.
| The body of Edgar U. Benedict. who
Edied at the soldiers home, was shipped
! to Watkins. Benton county this morn
! ing for burial.
/ Mrs. P. F. Arney arrived home Tues
i day evening from Marengo, where she
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. E
r. DILL for, a few days.
| Received another shipment of chill
dren's and misses H. c. shoes today
| They are beauties Call in and see
them. Larson & Clemens.
Mrs. David Tucker, Of Luray, who
! underwent an operation at ST. Thomas
hospital three weeks ago. was dis
charged this. morning and returned
hcme.
Miss Ina Will was hostess at a small
! theater party Tuesday evening COM
plimentary to Miss Lucille Willard, at
which Miss Willard and her house
guests were participants.
l.. c. Abbott and c. F. Schmidt, who
were in Mason City to attend the di-
rectors' meeting of the Iowa Hardware
Dealers Mutual Insurance Association,
returned home this morning.
| Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Gary. s02 West
Church street, are parents of a son
born at 10: 80 this morning. Mr.. Gary
Is manager of the new ,Marshalltown
Sewer Pipe and Tile Company.
Edwin F. Mack, aged %, son of Mr..
anG Mrs. E. z. Mack, 210 South First
street, was taken to st. Thomas hospi-
tai late Tuesday afternoon for an
emergency operation for appendicitis.
His condition today was encouraging.
DR.. Rosa Liebig has filed suit in the
district court as guardian Of Mrs. Eva
Zahnd. of unsound mind, against a
loaK fist Of defendants, in which the
court 10 asked to clear the title to
property in Anson's first addition and
quiet the title in the plaintiffs name.
The funeral of Mrs. c. F. Ehler will
be held from the residence, 202 North
Third street, at 2 o'clock Thursday at
ternoon, Rev. S. e. Ellis officiating.
assisted by Rev. Karl Rest Mrs. En-
ler's brother-in-law Rev. j. w. Peter
sen, pastor of the United Brethren
church Of Webster City. reached the
city Tuesday evening. Mrs. Petersen
was here when her sister died.
, Dr.. wilbert shalienberger. whose
ssrge ed appears In this weeks paper.
will make his 131st visit to Marshall
town, Hotel Pilgrim, Saturday. Nov. rs.
He needs no introduction to the people
Of this and adjoining counties, as he
has made regular visits each month to
sixteen counties in Iowa for ten years.
During this time he has treated many
patients in our best families. DR.. Shall
lenberger is a graduate Of two leading
medical colleges In this country and
has visited many Of the leading hospi-
tails and clinics in Europe.
Mr.. Q. 8. Ellis, vice president Of the
Western Grocer Company, was host at
4 theater party at Sect Rich Quick
Naliipgford,' Tuesday evening, his
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Draper.
Misses Ella Smith, and Lou and Fame
yogel, and Mrs. Elizabeth Oppice. all
employees Of. the traffic department Of
the Western Grocer Company with the
exception of Mrs. Draper, whose hus-
hand Is manager Of that department.
After the theater a delicious and pref
tily appointed lunch was enjoyed at the
Draper home, 5s2 North First street.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Covenant Daugflt Of the Co:igreSa-
tional church was held in the basement
of the church Tuesday evening. Miss
Ethel Wilson was chairman OF the sup
per committee, and a delicious two
course menu was served at 6:15. Fol-
lowing the supper a brief business
meeting; was held, and letters were
read from Miss Yeomans, Of Ffske Uni
versity. and from student who had
had the benefit Of scholarship pro-
vided by missionary society workers in
the north. Miss Giddings. the presi-
dent, read letter from Beach Univer-
sity, Savannah, Ga, to which the
Covenant Daughters are going to send
box Of clothing and books. The re-
mainder Of the evening was spent in
finishing up some sewing begun at the
previous meeting, and in packing the
generous donations for the box. The
latter will not be sent until next week,
as several others who were not present
at the meeting Tuesday evening, wish
to contribute. A report OF the financial
committee, given by Miss Mary Hall.
showed S19 net proceeds from the re-
cent Halloween social.
Miss Katherine Ketchum, 81 East