Evening times-Republican., 1911-04-28

The City in Brief

\ The City in Brief
| Dr. Grahan, osteopath. fremont block.
ruttls. jeweisr. fns watch rspairins.
DR.. Bullard. osteopath, 15 Wsst Main.
Marshalltown Dress Club, phone sss.
Largest line Of pictures at lowest
prices at Pinkertons Saturday.
Brown.the photographer. is now To-
Gated over Abbott's hardware store.
wysndotte cleaner ana cleanser. Ave
pound bag, Is cents. G. r. Schmidt.
Don't fail to attend the closing out
sale of W. H. Calhoun. See ad IN for
sale List in T.-R.
Have you seen the oil stove leader
the New Perfection? Outclasses all
others. G. F. Schmidt.
The Eureka Electric Suction Cleaner
costs only 335. 1t, gets all the dirt, is
light to handle, and easy to use. G. F.
Schmidt.
Red River Ohio seed potatoes have
arrived. Orders win be filed In order
which they are received. Oppice Fruit
Company, sE,
McCord q AIcCord will furnish the
ice cream and a1gel food cake to be
served at the reception given the 7. M.
c.. A. gyInnasium1 class tonight.
Miss Harriet Miller viii conduct the
story hour at the public library satur-
! day morning at 10 O'Clock. It will be
for the -first grade and kindergarten.
Order a can or better still dozen
cans Of Van Camps baked beans with
tomato sauce. special price this week
at Culleys. Fine to have for hurry
up lunch
|: wacnter's VIII have for Sunday din
ner in ice cream, vanilla, strawberry.
chocolate, maple mousse, chocolate
bisdue, pil1eapple ice. Phone orders In
early. ATS white.
George ]. Allen arrived home Thurs
day evening from Cedar Rapids, where
he has been in attendance at the an
nual convention Of the Iowa State AS
sociation Of optometrists.
we have just installed a new veg
etable table where we can. keep our
green stuff crisp and fresh. Give us
trial order for your Sunday dinner.
Carlson Bros. & will. Phone "a.
;Mesdames H. F.. and William Glenn
ems were hostesses Thursday afternoon
at the formers home, COS East State
street, to the Excelsior Aid Society. A
business session and sewing took up
the afternoon, and the hostesses served
refreshments.
Ask the following grocers for free
Colonial tickets: E. D. Batesole, Will
liam Mowry, I'D. Winslow, John Bris-
toll, Robert Brewster. c" NJ. Wheeler.
J. E. Fredriclss, C. J. Bassrear, e. v.
Cruel, L. 8. Peclsham Grocery Co., e.
E. Benedict & Co.
Mrs. L. L. French and Mrs. M. A.
Canfield were hostesses Thursday af-
ternoon at the formers home, 507 West
Nevada street, to the Harmony Aid So
ciety. The afternoon was spent In sew
ing, the regular work. and the hos
tesses served a two-course lunch.
concordia Nahebund was entertained
Thursday afternoon at its regular
meeting by Mrs. Harry vosel, 1o7
| North Third avenue. There was a good
attendance. and the afternoons work
consisted Of sewing carpet rags. The
| hostess served a two-course lunch, as
sisted by Misses Elsie Neiderhauser
and Jennie Mayer.
DR.. A. D.. Roth. the physician who
WAS removed to st. Thomas hospital
Wednesday, night suffering from a high
fever is no better. and Is experiencing
good deal Of delirium resulting from
his high temperature. While the symp-
toms are not positively defined DR..
pofh,o haa +ho onOoo moo of no.
ing one Of typhoid.
The Catholic Ladies' Mite Society
was entertained Thursday afternoon by
Miss Katherine Mcclure. Mrs. w.
Peters. Mrs. William Kenehan and Miss
Laura Abbott, at the Mcclure home.
1908 South Center street. After the
business session the afternoon was
spent socially and the hostesses served
present.
Misses Sara Chamberlain, Lucille
Willard. Gerna Carney, and Ruth Kim :
ball will go to Waterloo this evening
to be guests tomorrow at a house
party given by Mrs. Stanley Moore in
honor OF Miss Kimbal1. who Is to be
married soon to Mr.. James l.. Dem
mead. The young women are members
OK the Olo DclCa Mu sigma sorority OIL
this city.
From Los Angeles the Times-Repub-
lican IL Informed Of dinner party Civ
en- on the goth by Mr.. and Mrs. L. c.
Norris, of The Edgerly, in honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Parker. The at
dinner hours were spent with
music and Billiards. MT. and Mrs. Par
ker have left The Edgerly and taken a
furnished house for the summer. Anon g
the guests present at the dinner party
were Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Lander, of this
city.
Miss Ella Skegg entertained her
Sunday school class Of st. Paul's
church at May party Thursday af-
ternoon, in honor Of Marion and Mar
garet weadley. who left for their new
home in Florida today. The little girls
spent the afternoon making May bas-
kets. and dainty refreshments were
served at o'clock. A miniature May
pole. wound with ribbon and smilax,
occupied the center of the table and
vari-colored ribbons were stretched
from the top Of the pole to tiny smilax-