Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-11


DR.. Liesls. eye. ear. nose and threat
fremont block. 0lsssss Attsd.
Plenty Of old papers. a large bundle
for cents at Times Republican Office.
Mr. Henry NJ. Holcomb. of Gearing.
was a business visitor In the city FRI
day.
Burch Bros. Company tonight. 500
choice 40 cents. Only one to = Gus
toner.
At our new establishment. 1875
West Main street. we are showing the
very latest styles in millinery. Miss
Middlekauf1.
Mr.. John Cattvedt. OF McCallsburg.
came to the city Friday afternoon to
spend a few days with his cousin, Mr.
Kari Larson
For Sale or Rent-Good modern
home In desirable and convenient To-
cation. Inquire this week only at 4ol
North Third street. Phone s5A yellow.
Superintendent A. Palmer. Of the
public schools. was at Ames Friday
night to act as a Judge in the North
High-Ames debate. Mrs. Palmer ac-
companied her husband
Miss Margaret Felkey, formerly Of
this city. but now Of Chicago. who has
been visiting at the homo of Mr. and
Mrs. John Brodie for a few days. LEFT
for Chicago this morning.
Mrs. e. w. Jay and daughter. Miss
Gertrude. arrived home Friday even
ing from Chicago. where they have
been for weeks visit with their
daughter and sister. Mrs. Ada Smith.
The Ladies' Guild Of st. paurs
church will hold an aN-day sew at the
home Of Mrs. George F. Thayer, 8
North Fourth street, Monday. Mrs G.
r. Brown and Mrs. Roy Bradbury will
assist the hostess.
Charles A. Burkhart. of Dixon. g. D..
was in the city Friday being on his
way from Gearing to eNvada, to look
after business matters. Mr.. Bufkhart
was called to Gearing several days ago.
owing to the serious illness Of his
father. ]. G. BurkhaFt. The elder Mr..
Burkhart Is now very much improved.
Superintendent Palmer. Of the pub
lie schools, addressed the student body
in the assembly hall Friday afternoon
on C0uC0IlOn 0u0 0UuIus uA0CU OI OOs
servations made during the superinten-
dents recent visit to Mobile. Ala where
he attended the meeting Of superin-
tsndents Of tho National Educational
Association.
Miss Helen Swisher ana Miss Mar
garet Thompson. Of Iowa City, arrived
in the city Friday evening. and will re-
main over Sunday. IN honor of their
visit Miss Lucille Willard Will entertain
at dinner this evening q number or
young people, friends of DR.. Frank
WINERY and DR.. Royal French. The
WINERY and that OF Miss Thompson
to DR., French. were announced 1t IOWA
City last Tuesday evening.
J. o. Adams, who has been employed
in tho news department Of the Times
Republican. left Friday night for Eads.
Colo, near where he has claim Of 100
acres on which he goes to prove up.
During his stay there last fall he built
q small house. His son, Joy Adams.
has taken q half section Z half mile
he is now living Mr.. Adams stay will
be Of indefinite length. Mrs. Adams
and daughter Helen will remain In
this city for the present.
The Minneapolis Journal says: "Mrs.
q. III. Wernstrum delightfully."- enter
tanned at her home, 10 Fifteenth street
North six little youngstora at a pink
and white tea in honor Of her little
daughter. Mary Arlsne's first annivea-
sary. The little onas were chaperoned
carried away the honors for being tho
hnatAaA AAVvAA Nftl0
cakes and Ice cream In animal FORM"
Mrs. Wernstrum was formerly Miss
Grace Cox. of this city,
Mrs. Samuel Swanson entertained q
company OF thirty friends Friday eve
ming at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Larson, SOC East State street. compA-
men4ary to Mr.. and Mira p. Olson, who
left this morning for Astoria. Orc. Mr.
and Mrs Olson have been In tho city
for q few weeks visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Larson and other friends. Tho
evening was spent socially and . three
tess, assisted by Aisses Anna Bertha
and MeEtha Laron.
Mesdames J. G. Irwin. frank Shelf
field. A. d. Wood, and r. p. Bailey
were hostesses Friday at Central
Church OF Christ to the Ladies' Ala So
ciety at an all day carpet rag sew. At
the noon hour the hostesses assisted
by Mrs. Frank HDth. served q three
course dinner TO about thirty. About
nifty were present In the afternoon. and
q eoodly number Of pounds Of rags
were sewed, aftor which the routine
business vas disposed. Of. Mrs. C. n.
Brown was received ~ . new member
odra. A. g. Morris. OF 9utherlin, Ore.
was the only guest present from out Of
town.
The art and music department OF the
Woman's Club was entertained Thurs
day afternoon by Mra. George Price,
s11 weat State street. with Mechanics
Joseph Whitacre, Fred Wilbur. N. 3.
Mcfarland, q. F. Thayer, W. g, De-
vine, Robert Valentine and George
McNeely as assistant hostesses. Fol-
lowing were the features Of
an entertaining program: Current
Events" written by Mrs. A. Odett, and
read by Mrs. Mcfarland: Notes Mom
Moszkowski." read by Miss Grace
swingley: plano duet. Germany"
(Nfoszkowsiti). by Mrs. Bardwell and
Mrs. F. G. Stewart: vocal solo, "For
All EternifvH INA aehArOniN nv Afiss