Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-04


ten. over l23 East Main street
SCOTS coal office, 10 East Main
street Open Saturday nights.
Desk room Tor rent in my Office over
First National Bank. w. N. Clark.
MIX ct our station cents per quart.
Gem City Dairy, 400 South Fourth
street.
II you want to rent a good modern
house on paved street, phone G. w.
Sparks.
simkins & Estel, undertaking par
lors, 216 East Main street. Ambulance
service
Hard to wake up these mornings?
Buy . Big Ben alarm clock-he will
wake you. Aliens Sc jewelry store.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Figert and chill
ing, spent the day in the city with
Mr. and Mrs. ]. l.. Insledue
Dr.. Ralph E. Keyser will 60 to Chi
cago tonight to spend Sunday with his
mother and brother, the latter of
" ashington D. c.. who 10 at present in
Chicago on visit.
Mr.. and Mrs William F1atley. Of
Hanna, ILL.,, who have been visiting for
week with Mr.. Flatley's brother, Mr..
E. G. Flatley, and family, left for their
home this morning
Miss Loosbrook, OF sister OF Rev. Fa-
Their Loosbrook pastor of the Catholic
church at Haverhill. is a patient at st.
(! Thomas hospital, where she Is being
treated for a chronic ailment Of the
knee joint.
! Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Allard. 407 North
Fourth street. were host and hostess at
an informal whist party Friday even
ing, entertaining a small company ol
friends in honor Of Mrs. Allards sis
| ter, Mrs. F. 8. Roberts, Of Clinton. A
dainty lunch was served following
cards.
| Our manufacturers closing out sale
Of pianos will continue all next week.
New pianos while they last. 800 up.
| Largest stock Of pianos ever in
.Marshalltown from which to select.
| Open evenings. Eadie Music Company,
IL South First street and 402 South
Third avenue.
! Our manufacturers closing out sale
Of pianos will continue all next week.
New pianos while they last, 800 up.
Largest stock of pianos ever in
Marshalltown from which to select.
I! Open evenings. Eadie Music Company,
II South First street and 402 South
| Third avenue.
company Of about forty Ave
| friends and nelghbors Of MI and Mrs.
+! c. H. Nelson, banded together and sur
| prIsed the couple at their home on the
| Steward farm, two miles north of the
city Dancing games and other amuse-
ments served to make a most pleasant
evening. Luncheon which the guests
brought with them was enjoyed.
Mrs. H. Olson, SO South Second
! street, who with her son Robert. was
arrested on charge Of stealing coal
| from Northwestern railroad cars, de-
MED emphatically that she took any
| coal from the cars Of the company
Mrs Olson says that the coal she took
she picked up from tho company's
right-of-way.
| The Presbyterian Brotherhood en-
joyed it's regular meeting Friday night
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs" l.. d.
/ Wick. 400 West Nevada street. The
| brotherhood discussed the Men and
Religion Forward Movement at length,
and took steps to get back of the move
ment. Refreshments were served dur
ing the evening by Mrs. Vitek. assisted
by Mrs w. w. Woods and daughter
! Iva.
Mr.. Frank F. Lockwood. formerly
traffic manager Of the Marshall OH
Company, who has been spending sew
eral months in Colorado because OF
threatened Ill health, has returned here
for an indefinite stay with Mrs. Lock-
wood and family. Mr.. I.oekwood's
stay in a higher altitude, and he looks
| well. He expects TO return to Colorado
before long.
The members of the Souvenir Club
| and guests were entertained at the reg
| ular meeting Of the club Friday even
! ing by Mrs. F. E. Wheeler. 312 North
Fourth street. Dinner was served in
! four courses at $3.50 o'clock, the hostess
/ being assisted by Miss Ida Shove, Mrs.
E. l.. Stolz. Mrs. e. L. Hoag, and Mrs
H. E. WATSON. The hours following the
dinner were enjoyed in playing Ave
| hundred, the usual amusement OF the
| club.
Der Dcutsche Undertakings Kreis
was entertained at it's regular meet
! ing Friday afternoon by Mrs NJ. L.
Me!ckley. The routine study was fol-
lowed by a social hour, during which
refreshments were served. Guests OF
the kreis were Miss Lissette Gold
smith, Of Chicago: Mrs. Gertrude
Stern, of Kansas City: Mrs. W. L. Bus
by, of Quincy, ILL.,: little Elizabeth
Josephine Busby, of Dubuaue: Mrs
Alfred Stern and little son, Mrs Thorn
as Danskin. Miss Grace Brennecke
Mrs Mary A. Boyington. Miss Eliza
beth wellemeyer. and Miss Helen
Struble.
Misses Olive and Ella Zug 10 South
Third avenue. entertained at l:30
o'clock luncheon today company OF
about fifty lady friends, including the
members Of the Literary Clan. the
teachers of the First ward school, the
special teachers in the city schools, and
a few other friends. Luncheon was
served in four courses. the hostessee
being assisted in the serving by Mrs
Clifford Unser, Mrs r. c. Valentine
and Miss Vera White. Yellow chrys-
| a ntho,nynos were uaed "A decorations