Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-22

Eastman kodakS at NeWeon'A
Marshalltown Dress Club. phone sss.
Mr.. w. F. Koonts was in Union on
business. Tuesday.
Brown. the photographer. will move
March / to corner over Abbott's hard.
ware store.
Mrs. Anton scheid was in Eldora to-
mond Hadley.
Remember our big shoe sale closes
Saturday night. You should profit by
this sale. Larson 4 Clemens.
w. F. 1nnes. registered optician. with
Joseph Jewelry Co. Appointments
made no charge for consultation.
Lost or strayed-one .sorrel mare.
blind. weight 1000 pounds. Finder noti-
fy j. NJ. Jackson, phone S161. line Is,
or phone 257 white.
Trainmaster T. A. Sweeney. of the
Chicago Great Western railway, head
quarters Des Moines, was in the city
on business Tuesday afternoon.
The Entire Nous Club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. J. M. Parker and
continued its regular reading. which
was on Rural Life in Norway"
Yes, money made by buying your
shoes at Carts big shoe sale. Ladies
$3.50 and 81 shoes go in this sale at
$3.50. Twenty per cent OF on all mems
| shoes. Now il the time to buy.
] Misses Bernice schick and Florence
Patton entertained dozen Of their girl
friends Tuesday evening at the schick
home, 204 East State street. at a mas
querade party. half of them appearing
rs boys. A delightful time was en-
ioyed with music and dancing, and the
hostesses served a two-course lunch.
Several flashlight pictures of the crowd
were taken.
Our bakery goods are fresh every
day, and are the product Of our own
ovens. We give our bakery goods
especial attention and strive to please
| the most exacting. The fact that
trial order results in the user becom-
ing a regular patron of our bakery.
leads us to believe that our goods are
the best. In fact, we know they are
the best, and the hundreds of regular
customers we have proves that we are
giving general satisfaction. Shrubs
cafe.
The body Of Mrs. Mary Dwyer. for
merly Of this city. who died in Hamp-
ton, was brought here this morning.
accompanied by relatives. The body
was taken to ST. Mary's church, where
the service was held at 10 o'clock by
Rev. ]. ]. Fitzpatrick. The service was
quite largely attended. especially by
the former neighbors and friends of the
fo v,ofl p,,pt o1 IN RiverQi6o The
pail bearers were Messrs T. H. Bend
lage. Michael Clark, Frank Kearns. d.
]. Collins, William Hays. and Thomas
Coyne.
Mrs. Armildia Males. $50 North Third
street. in celebration OF her SD birth
day anniversary, entertained a company
of relatives Tuesday evening. serving
la delicious supper. She was remem-
bered with many nice gifts. Those
participating were Mrs. Silas Bennett.
OF ,Oskaloosa. a daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis blessing. Miss Clara blessing.
Mrs. Laura Sanders. Mr.. Joe Males.
from near Bangor. Mrs. Mary Wagner.
Mr.. William Males. Mrs. Ellis Jenkins
and daughter Olive. and Mr.. and Mrs.
8. w. Males and family.
Queen Esther circle Of the Methodist
church was entertained Tuesday even-
ing by Miss Marie Meyer. z North
Fourth street After the business meet
ing a program was enjoyed. II. con-
sisted Of patriotic songs, paper on the
home missionary work OF the society,
by Helen Nichols, reading by For
estine Devine. and a paper on the his
tory Of the circle, by Grace Love. Mrs.
Is. e. Ellis had charge Of the devotional
Oss~ ,0H
About twenty-five were present, In
Guiding as guests. Mrs. w. 8. Devine
and Mrs. w. R. Rubee.
Mrs. A. w. Van Cleave and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Roy Barrigar. formerly of
this city but more recently Of Cedar
Falls, were in the city Tuesday night.
being on their way to Adel, and leav-
ing for that place this morning In
company with Mr.. Van Cleave and Mr..
Barrigar. In about two weeks Mr.. and
Mrs Van Cleave and Mr.. and Mrs.
Barrigar will leave for northwestern
North Dakota, where they will settle
on claims. Mr.. Van Cleave was a for
mer printer in the employ Of the
Times Republican. He has been In the
job printing businss at Cedar Falls for
several years.
The funeral Of Joseph Tretter will be
held at 9 o'clock Thursday morning at
st. Mary's church, in charge of Rev.
Dr. Fitzpatrick. All Of the children Of
Mr.. Tretter are here with the excep-
ton Of Louis Tretter. who has been In
Panama, and whose arrival In St. Louis
was learned by wire today. Mr.. Tretter
had missed the telegram sent him tell
ing him Of his fathers death. and the
relatives have been trying to locate
him at st. Louis today to have him
here for the funeral. Frank Tretter
and his wife. Of Fort Dodge, are here,
as are also Joseph Tretter and wife. of
Boone. viii Tretter and wife, Of
Peoria, Ill, and John Tretter. Of Char
ION. Two Of Mr.. Tretter's brothers and
one sister are also here. They are
Frank Tretter, of Leo, Mimi: John
Tretter, Of Bryant. 8. D.. and Mrs.
Elizabeth Schroeder, Of Sioux City.
MINERVA TOWNSHIP WEDDING.
Daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Alex.
andsr Marriss Story County Man.
At the home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Alexander. seven