Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-21

The City In Brief
Eastman kodaks at Newton's.
Dr.. Graham. os.eopath, fremont block
DR.. Lierle, eye, ear. nose and throat.
fremont block. 0lasass attsd.
Attend the Royal Highlanders dance
Monday evening at Red Mems hail.
Plenty Of old papers. q large bundle
for cents At Times-Republican Office,
Dr.. A. r. Lynn. pnyslcian and sur
geon. Office -: West Main. phone
SIS.
Your choice of fifty all wool dress
skirts for $3.4S; all new styles. Benedict
& Brintnall.
Eiderdown yarn for toques, % cents
per skein. Three skeins for q toque.
The Andrews store.
Basketball Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium
this evening at 8 o'clock, Oskaloosa VS.
A large and splendid line OF souvenir
spoons at prices from IS cents to $2.25
Good weight solid silver Aliens Jew
elry Store.
Don't forget that you are invited tc
see the demonstration OF the latest In
artistic papers and interior decoration
at Everist's Monday.
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New and beautiful patterns in jewell
ry just received in neck chains. vanity
boxes, brooches, hat pins, waist and
collar pins. Aliens Jewelry Store.
DR.. A. D. Roth is giving special at
tention to chronic diseases. nervous and
skin diseases, and diseases OF women
Office 11s West Main street. Phone 1892
The decorative experts will be al
Everist's store Monday showing the
latest kinks and the finest combina'
tions in wall decoration. All ladies are
invited.
The condition of H. F. Clemens, who
underwent severe operation at
St. Thomas hospital Wednesday. is
most encouraging, as he has made
much progress since undergoing the
ordeal.
Mr. and Mrs. Linn Ferguson, 31a
North Third avenue, are parents OF
son. born Friday. Mrs. Ferguson was
formerly Miss Irene Hurd. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles Hurd
BOG Woodbury. street.
Members Of the tribe of Ben Hur:
You are requested to attend the funeral
of our departed member, Mrs. Julia
| Claffey, at the house Monday morning
at $3.50, corner Of Second street and
Player. BY order Of the chief.
! A crowd of dozen young ladies
mostly members of sew club. INDUCED
! in a bob ride to the David Campbell
home, three miles southwest Of the city
Thursday evening. The hours were
spent socially. and delicious oyster
supper, in two courses, was enjoyed.
"A Strong Man" will be the subject
Of an address that President John A
Marquis, of Coe College, Cedar Rapids
will deliver at the mems meeting Of th<
Railroad Y. NJ. G.. A., to be held In the
east court room at 3: IL O'clock Sunday
afternoon. There win be special music
Mrs. Charles 7Dsstrfch, -e1ea Nortf
First avenue, was hostess Thursday at.
ternoon to the regular meeting Of Con-
cordia Nahebund. The usual sewing
was the order Of the afternoon. and
the hostess, assisted by her daughters
Ruth, Clara and Adeline. and Elizabeth
Bier1nan. served refreshments.
| In honor Of the 11th anniversary o.
her daughter Edith, Mrs. Frank F
Lockwood entertained at her home, 81
North First avenue, between the hour.
of and o'clock this afternoon. {
company of twenty-five of her daugh
ter's girl friends. The girls were en-
tertained with guessing contests ant
games and Mrs. Lockwood served re
freshments.
Mrs. VIII Edgar and Mrs. Edward
Trinkle were hostesses Thursday at
ternoon at the Edgar home. 316 Nortl
Third avenue. to the Excelsior AID
Society. In button matching contest
Mrs. F.. o. Hinecker won the prize
The hostesses served dainty lunch
assisted by Mesdames Spangenberg ant
Difenbacher Twenty-six members ant
five guests were present.
| s. 8. Lynx, living near Green Noun
tain. who has been at Deadwood. S. D
for q week. summoned by the illness
Of his nephew. Lee Lynx. arrived hom
Friday Young Lynx is in a Dead
wod hospital suffering from the effect
Of a severe illness, kidney ailmen
complicated with pneumonia. which
necessitated in the removal OF the lef
kidney. Mr.. Lynks condition Is still
considered critical
Mr. Hall, of the great Birge Decorat
ing Company will be at Everist's Non
day. When the Birge Company favor
1verist's wall paper house and tn
ladies Of MaPshalltown by sending on,
OF it's leading experts to show latest de.
velopments and products Of the decora
tive art Mr.. Everist feels that he Il
justified in reminding the ladies of tn,
city that on the last occasion Mr.. Hal
visited the city that a number wer'
disappointed by having mistaken o.
forgotten the date Of his demonstration
ana came too late. Don't come too late