Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-04

was postponed until next week.
f, A Victor victrola for s15 Think Of
the pleasure YOU can derive from one
Of these wonderful machines. We have
| Z complete stock of machines and
! records. Evans Piano Company.
! Wanted. Wanted. Wanted-Women
, and girls at the canning factory to peel
tomatoes. pears and sweet potatoes;
two or three weeks steady work, good
wages Western Grocery Company
f, Mills
Charles E Clark. OF state Center. a
deputy state fish and game warden.
spent Monday in the city. Mr.. Clark
| worked near here during the summer.
| but recently he has been engaged in
running down hunters who have been
killing partridges imported into the
state last fail.
! Telephone your grocery orders to US
and See how promptly they will be
! filed. our wagons cover the entire
city maintaining speed that guaran-
tees prcmptness and satisfaction.
| Prices as low as the lowest. and made
on highest quality Of goods. Kendall
& West, phone AIS.
| Mr.. Frank Hahn. of Cedar Rapids.
was in the city Tuesday for short
time while on his way n Eldora on
business. Mr. Hahn is representing the
Dearborn-Jackson Company. Of Cedar
Rapids. one Of the unsuccessful bid
ders for the concrete paving now being
laid in this city. The company is just
com plotting its last contract at Elcora.
About dozen neighhors very de-
!ieh,tully surprised Mrs. II. A. Peter
son at her home, 3o5 North Third ave-
nue., Tuesday afternoon, the occasion
being her birthday anniversary. The
ladies took with them delicious lunch.
which was served at the close Of a So
cial afternoon They also presented
Mrs Peterson with a pretty cut glass
dish
| Billy" the new taree-act farce.
comes 10 the Odeon Thursday evening.
! direct from it's long run at DAYS thea :
ter. New York. at which theater the
! Shuberts broueh, this amusing play
out At the beginning OF last summer
a commentary on the popularity Of
Billy is the fact that ii remained in
J Prices. %, so. 10 and 81.
I The V-imodaIsis Aid Society was en-
tc-taineCl Tuesday afternoon ny Mrs.
William Lage 400 South Fourth street.
/ With an attendance of sixteen present.
! In guessing contest. Miss Rose Du-
/ cane won the first prize. and Mrs.
! Henry Dtggins. of Melbourne. second.
! The hostess was assisted in serving by
Mrs. Frank Haas and little Ruth Run
/ dell Mrs. Diggins and Mrs. Clarence
/ Rundell were guests.
Mcsdames L. T. !Anson and :. L.
. Farter we're hcstesses to the Royal
! Eeighbors' Aid Society Tuesday after
noon. at the formers home. 4 South
! Second street a two course lunch was
served. the hostesses being assisted by
| Mrs. Ed Trinkle and Miss Catherine
/ MCGUIRE. The house was decorated In
! the emblem colors purple and white.
! Guests Of the society we're Mrs. Elgtn
| Arson, Of Marietta; Mrs. Freeman
Wertenberger. Mrs. 5. T. Barnhiil, and
Mrs Ed Trinkle.
! The regular monthly meeting OF the
Visiting Nurse Association was held at
the public library Tuesday evening
with a good attendance present. The
| following report was given by Miss
Lampman the visiting nurse: Number
| Of patients 20: number OF visits. lls:
number Of charity patients. 9; fees
collected. s24.75: expense for car rare
and supplies, s4.5s: calls received from
doctors. 10; calls received from friends
| OF families needing attention. II. Miss
Lampman said that the first week In
September was the most encouraging
Of any since her work began.
The Marshalltown Sunday School
Teachers Union resumed its WORK
Tuesday afternoon at meeting held
at the Y W. c. A rooms. Following a
business session Mrs. G. II. Morris
gave an interesting lecture on Child
Nature" The teachers training class
then met and chose teachers. Mrs. P
F.. Arnev is 70 have charge OF the
standard class and Mrs. A. L. Gillette
will teach the advanced class, sue
ceeding Mrs. a. F. Betz. who Is to move
soon to Coon Rapids. In recognition
of her faithful work Mrs. Betz was pre-
scented by Mrs. Daisy Sweeney, on be-
half IT the union with garnet brooch
and fancy pin case. The meeting ad'
iourned, and during social hour
which followed light refreshments
were served by Mesdames A. Melberg
A T.. Gillette, P. NJ. Adamson and A
~ Treat