Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-02

a $4,000 promissory note and interest
at 10 per cent per annum.
The condition Of DR.. A. D. Roth, who
is very ill at st. Thomas hospital shows
a slight change for the better today
The patient is more rational today than
he has been for several days. DR.. Roth
Is still seriously i'll, however.
Mrs. Gosch. of Gladbrook, and Mr..
and Mrs. George Mum and little
daughter Ruth Louise, of Berlin, re-
turned to their homes Monday after a
brief visit in the city at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Noises.
The May day cafeterie luncheon
served at the Baptist church Monday
| evening by the young ladies OF Rev.
James McGee's class, was we'll patron
lied. The class has undertaken to fur
nish the pastors study at the new
church, and the proceeds will be used
for that purpose.
| Busy Bee Circle Of the L. o. +. NJ.
has postponed its regular meeting to-
morrow afternoon owing to the district
Rebekah assembly, and instead will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. w.
H. Allison, EOS South Fifth avenue
Mrs. Jennie Pepper and Mrs. Brock
enridge will assist Mrs. Allison.
| Mr. George F. wingert. formerly Of
this city, but now Of Missoula, Mont.
| was here this morning between trains
| being on his way to Cedar Rapids to
see his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
| Wingert. Mr.. Wingert is on a business
| trip. and will return to this city from
Cedar Rapids before going back to
! M!ssoula.
Because members OF the congrega-
| ton Of the MAMlsby church, east Of
Albion, complained to the sheriff Mon
day that during the morning service
| hour Sunday 4 gang Of horse traders,
| camped in the road near the church,
| cursed and awore and raced their
| horses. ali Of which disturbed the meet
| Ing, the sheriff was asked to drive the
| traders out of the county or arrest
| them. Deputy Sheriff G. B. Mason was
sent to the neighborhood Monday and
fastened the departure Of the traders,
whom he found getting ready to rnova
on.
pleasant surprise was enjoyed by
relatives and friends Monday night In
celebrating the tenth wedding ami
versary Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Andrews
one mile west Of the soldiers home
The affair proved . completes surprise
to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews. The guests
took their lunch baskets with them
and delicious refreshments were served
during the evening. Mr.. and Mrs An
drews were presented with . rocking
chair. Those participating In the sur
prise were Mr.. and Ndrs. James An
drews and family, Mr. and Mrs. verlou
Pemberton, Mr.. Ed Andrews. Mrs
walton Kinzer, Of New Providence,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Storrnes and fam
lily, and Mrs. Agnes DERRICK and chill
dren.
The Literary Clan enjoyed q delight
full meeting Monday evening at the
home Of Misses Olive and Ella Zug,
10 South Third avenue. The feature
Of the evening was a general talk on
Paris, given by Miss Anna Maude
Kimberly. who visited that city last
summer, and who used map in IL
Illustrating the location Of various fam
Gus places, as well as showing numer-
GUS pictures. Two piano duets, over
lures from French grand operas,
played by Misses Isabel Mitchem and
Mabel French, were also much enjoyed.
social hour followed during which
a Hight lunch was served by the host
SSSeS. 'olNSI SuCbA0 PICoSAS USANS - vii
Miss Kimberly, were Mrs Isle Hor-
ton, Of Clearmont, Wyo., and Misses
Mollie Adams and Lola Scott
Moses Stern, one Of the pioneer CLOTH
ing merchants Of this city. left this
morning for Mason City, where he will
enter the Iowa Odd F'ellows' home. Mr.
Stern 10 one Of the old members OF the
order in this city, and in an earle. day
to- ~. -
Mr.. Stern Is not sure how long he will
remain at the state home, but he will
be there indefinitely, during q period
when the home o. Mrs p. A. Stern will
be closed. Mrs. Etern will 20 to Kan
sas City within the next ten days to
visit for several weeks with her daugh-
ter, MRS. Nathan Allmayer, and Mrs.
Alfred Stern will leave next Sunday
for Winona, Mimi. to visit her parents.
MT. and Mrs. NJ. Jacoby. Alfred Stern
Is now on the road for New York
fur house, and the Stern home will be
closed until Mrs. p. A. Stern returns.
Mr. Henry Pappe and Mr. @. T. La
Plant accompanied "Uncle Mosey" to
Mason City.
The members Of Chapter B B, of 2.
E. o., and their husbands enjoyed a
delightful social affair, the last OF the
season. Monday evening. being enter
tanned by committee composed OF
Of Mesdames r. w. Stevens, Charles
Duffefd, D. W. Norris, Jr, Lacey Pat
terson. l. o. Kembls. e. P. Miller, and
J. p. Diehl and Miss Frances Morton,
q. the Norris home. A -tlree-cour
dinner was served Af $50 O'clock, the
hostssses being assisted ~ daughters
o. cAAptsf members. Mlsfe1 e5fAeA