Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-02

National Wooden Mills suit.
SCOTS coal office. 10 East Main
street. Open Saturday nights
Special silk and table linen sale at
the New England tomorrow. E. r.
Lay.
/ We will pay cash for butter and eggs.
Johnson 4 Mason, 222 East Main
street.
Milk at our station s cents per quart
Gem City Dairy, 400 South Fourth
street.
! simkins & Estel. undertaking par
service.
DR.. Grove W. Harris. office over
Whitehead & Weis,nan. Phone s3a.
house 1870.
I Mayor Frank Ensminger, Of Gill
man, vas in the city on business
| Wednesday. --.s'1"
~ The variety of shapes is very large
and the latest designs are shown at
| Miss MiddleHauffs.
Wanted-Good woman for general
ho.sework. Mrs. B. w. Sinclair, 1l3 u
North Second street
Have YOU seen the gold fish at Sin
clair's? Nov II sale, two fish ana
gleb- all forii -ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. 0. Pursel, 500 Eas.
Boone street, are pa:en!s OF a nine
pound dauSh> ser, born this afternoon.
Fresh Wa kesha cottage cheese Fri
dag and Saturday, eIch week. Look for
window cards at G.ocers and markets.
In our lines of millinery we are sure
you will find a ST. Il that will appeal to
your taste. Call anG see, at Miss Mid
defaults
The Daisy D! axe NJ ssoin Circle will
enjoy one OF its circle s at The caurch
Friday evening, followed by the iesu-
lar meeting of the circ.e.
For the breakfast the chilly morn
irgs. pancakes made OF t'avorite Pan
cake flour. The easiest way and yet
the best. at your groceys.
The Woman's Miss.ora3y Association
of the United Brethren church will
meet with Mrs. c. E. Pilgr rim, 212
North Third street. Friday afternoon.
The Tirzah Aid Society will be en-
teltaned Friday afternoon by Mrs.
George Ruolp, zoe West Lam street.
George Roupp. 2O6 West LiIn street
Mr. A. ]. Busby, Of Waterloo, was
in the city Wednesday. gLiny in the
evening to Oshaloosa, where he re-
manned today looking after his the
atllcal interests there
Mrs. l.. B. Brown and two children
Of Des Moines, returned home W ed
nesGay, after a two weeks visit here
with the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas McLarnan, and with relatives
at Liscomb
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies MISSIONARY Society OF Central
Church OF Christ will be held in the
church parlors at $3.50 Friday after
noon. continuous mission study will
be begun at the meeting.
John c. Fishers beautiful produce
ton. The Red Rose" to be the offering
at the Odeon Friday evening, is in
the sphere of song play what Du
Maurier's '.Trilby" was in its halcyon
cay TO the dramatic stage. The sweet
~ sympathetic SIDE of feminine life
and lis triamph over environment is
placed in a setting Of lyrics and songs
in a most fascinating manner.
The Berean Sunday school class of
the Methodist church taught by
J. Q. Hall. met in social
session Wednesday evening at the home
of Mrs. r. J. Wright. AL North Second
avenue. Rev. o. d. Elicit gave Il talk
on the building OF the temple, and Miss
Lucy Kline also gave a short add1 ess,
Musical numbers were furnished by
Mrs. P. H. Hedges and MSS Allie
Boughton. The remainder fthe even
ing was enjoyed socially.
Mrs. w. c. Payne was hostess today
at the second of two l o'clock lunch
cons and kensingtons, entertaining an
ether company OF sixty lady friends.
The decorations were the same as be-
fore. consisting OF pink carnations and
palms. and the luncheon was served In
three courses by Misses Hazel Sandoe,
Hazel Willard. Josephine Gabelman.
Kate Balch. and Florence Hopkins. who
assisted at the previous affair. Guests
present from out of town were Mrs. 8.
E. Pyle, of Philadelphia, and Miss Lis
settle Goldsmith. Of Chicago.
J. A. Mclaughlin. Of Mclaughlin &
Sons the contractors who have been In
charge Of the concrete paving here, left
for Red Oak Wednesday evening. Mr..
Mclaughlin expects to be in the field
for the work that will likely be let
some time during the winter. ready for
an early beginning next spring. While
he has lost money on the present con-
tract, owing to delays and inability to
get material, and bad weather, he is
no, at all discouraged and hopes to be
able to land" more Marshalltown
work for next season.
Mrs. c. w. Cation. Mrs. Ed White
and Miss Georgia Mooney were hos
tesses Wednesday afternoon at the
Cation home, 100 South Third avenue,
to the members OF the Busy Bee Circle.
After the routine business session,
of Halloween amusements ar
ranged for by the hostesses, afforded
and the menu Of the
two-course lunch served also partook
Of that character. Decorations con-
sisted of yellow chrysanthemums.
G "ests Of the circle were Mrs. J. F..
O'Brien, Mrs. John Nolan, and Mrs.
Patrick Murray.
w. H. Gilbert. OF the Central Iowa
Business College. left Wednesday ev-
ening for Greensboro, KY. to investi-
rate machine known as the steno-
type that writes shorthand The ma