Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-23


Special sale Of hair and she'll goods.
Marinello Parlor. Masonic Temple.
Call and get one OF those all wool
$S.4S dress skirts at Benedict 4 Brint-
nails.
Mr.. and Mrs H. o. Ragan. 800 North
Center street. are parents of a daugh-
ter, born Sunday.
The Baptist Hill Bible Glass will
meet with Mrs. N. F. Miller. 40 West
Boone street. Tuesday afternoon.
The Car Workers Ladies' Auxiliary
will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
George Brinkerhoff. 802hs South Third
street.
Mr.. and Mrs E. r. Lay and daugh-
ter Clemewell arrived home Saturday
night from a few days visit with rela-
| tives at Omaha.
Mrs. Gunder seim. six miles south
! west of the city, was removed to st.
Thomas hospital Sunday for treatment
for kidney disease
| The funeral of Alexander Farr. the
West Union veteran who died at the
soldiers home Friday, was held at the
home this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Colonel r. 3. Hop will give his new
| illustrated lecture on California, In
the Baptist church Wednesday evening
under auspices church. Admission,
Is cents.
| Mrs. l.. Wilhelmi, living three miles
east Of the city. was taken to ST.
| Thomas hospital today. where tomor-
row she is to undergo an operation for
mastoiditis.
Mrs. Charles Brott and little daugh-
ter Gretchen returned home Sunday
morning from months visit with rel
atives in DEVILS Lake, n. D., and st.
Cloud, MINI.
| Hot buckwheat cakes to start the
day. Sounds right to you, doesn't It?
/ Well, to get the cakes like mother used
to make, use Golden Palace self-rising
buckwheat flour. Your grocer can sup.
! ply you.
Mr.. and Mrs e. J. Miller. 104 North
Fourth street. are parents of daugh-
ter, born Sunday morning. Mrs. Miller
was formerly Miss Isabel ,Shilliam, Of
Waterloo, a teacher in the public
schools here
Miss Effie Kennedy, daughter Of John
Kennedy. 706 South Sixth street, was
taken to st. Thomas hospital this
morning for treatment. The patient Is
suffering from acute nephritis, compli-
Gated with dropsy.
Mrs. E. B. Clinton returned home
Saturday night from Eldora. Mrs. Gin
| ton was called there over a week ago
by the illness Of her father, w. A. Ed
wards. who died Jan. IA. and whose
funeral was held last Wednesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William shipton. Of
Marion township. left today for a two
months pleasure trip to the Pacific
coast cities. Their first objective point
is Los Angeles and from there they
will journey to San Francisco and
Portland.
Mrs. Joseph Waiznegger. wife Of
Lennox Furnace Company employe.
who passed thru an operation for the
removal Of fbroid tumor and ap-
pendix at ST. Thomas hospital ten days
ago, Is Improved sufficiently as to be
able to sit up.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Vienna
township district No. will entertain
their husbands at an oyster dinner at
noon Wednesday at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. H. E. Sutton, three miles
northwest Of Green Mountain, in Mar
ion township.
/ Mr. Ell H. Bryngelson. OF Portland,
Ore. who has been visiting for two
months with his father, Mr.. O. s..
Bryngelson at Dunbar. and sisters.
Mrs. Edward Tweed. Of LeGrand, and
Mrs. Thore Thorson. OF Dunbar will
leave for her home Tuesday morning.
Mr. ]. T. Stillman will leave tonight
for Burr Oak, Mich. in response to q
telegram received this morning. an
nouncing the death Sunday at Okla
homa City, OF his father, ]. H. Still
man, of the infirmities OF old age The
body has been sent to Burr Oak for in
terment.
Mr.. F. g. Auringer, Of Kearney. Neb..
who was in Des Moines on business
the latter part of last week, spent Sun
day in this city. coming especially to
see Mrs. Auringer's sister, Mrs. George
p Powers. who is recovering from an
operation. Mr. Auringer left for home
this morning.
The fourth OF the series Of parties
given by the Travelling Mems Club was
held Saturday night in the old Masonic
hall. with thirty-fve couples in attend
ance. The Leach harp orchestra, of
Ackley, gave delightful program Of
dance music. Several guests, including
some from out Of town. were present.
4 In celebration Of the Sth birthday an
niversary Of her little son Maxwell,
Mrs. George F. Thayer entertained at
Ia kindergarten party at the Rogers
Ischool this morning. The children en-
joyed merry time with various
games, after which Mrs. Thayer, as
sisted by Miss Sara Chamberlain. the
teacher, served light refreshments. Of
which a birthday cake with i've candles.
was q feature.
A Freeze Out.
New York Tribune.]
There Is much foundation for the
)com plant OF the eighty-three democrats
who are to enter the house Of repre-
isentatives on March 4 next, convert
ling the present republican majority of
|forty-fve into a democratic majority
of sixty five, that they are being well
coined TO barmecide feast by their
hold lover colleagues. Under the lead
lership of the Hon. Champ Clark the