Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18

in room No. 20 Of the church.
For sale or Rent Good modern
house in desirable ana convenient To-
cation. Inquire this week only at 40l
North Third street. Phone s54 yellow.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. McCreery and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Moore went to Col
fax this morning to remain over Sun
day. Mrs. Moore will be gone q week.
The Ladies' Guild OF st. PauTs church
will meet for an all-day sow at the
home Of Mrs. L. C. Abbott, South
Fifth avenue, Monday. A picnic lunch
will be served.
| Everist is ready to do your paper1ng,
the best selected stock OF wall paper to
make your selections from and work.
men to do your work. Opposite the
Methodist church.
! When you happen upon a loaf of
bread that tastes like more" It's most
| certain that the flour Is responsible. It's
safe to assume nine times in ten that
the name Of that flour is Ceresota.
The funeral Of Francis NJ. Conner.
Of Basley, who died at the soldiers
home, was held from the assembly hall
at $3.50 O'clock this afternoon. Chaplain
Jesse Cole officiating. Burial was in
the home cemetery.
The members of the woman's For
United Brethren church met Friday
with Mrs. w. o. Butler, 200 South
Seventh street. and spent the afternoon
with their mission study and sewing.
| The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Friends church was entertained at its
regular meeting Friday afternoon, by
Mrs. E. w. Jay, 312 North Center
street. Lunch was enjoyed during a
social hour. About twenty were pres
ent
George A. Tewksbury today filed suit
In the district court against Maggie and
j. E. Korns, by which he seeks to Sc
cure judgment on q promissory note
for $1,7O4, secured by mortgage on
lots 2 and 3, block Binford and Web
sters addition to this city.
| Twenty-Five members Of the choir Of
1.-THE German Evangelical church met
at the home Of Mr.. Henry Weber. IL
South Fifth street, Friday night. They
spent the evening socially and sang
songs in both German and English.
Lunch was served by Mrs. Weber.
/ Millinery opening at 12l East State
street. Wednesday and Thussday.
March % and %. We invite all tho lad
les to come and inspect our tailored and
pattern hats. Our goods are all now
ana up-to-dats and our prices are the
lowest. Weber Millinery Company.
| Twenty.eight young men Of the Sun
day school class Of the Presbyterian
church, taught by w. o. Penrose, were
entertained at a supper served ct the
Railroad 7. NJ. c. A. building Friday
nieht at $50 o'clock. The young men
spent the evening socially at the build
Ing.
The Fidelity cavings Bank estab-
lished in 1899, with seventeen years
| experience in handling savings Ac-
c. ITS offers unusual advantages to
depositors. This bank has paid per
cent interest on deposits since 1t was
oeganized One dollar starts an &C.
count.
| Rev. W. H Scott, who recently UNI
derwent . severe operation for prostate
trouble at st. Luke's hospital. Chicago.
IL making q steady and satisfactory re-
coyery. He has gained 20 much recent
" that he il able to sit up little each
day. Misc Lola Scott went to Chicago
"wednesday night. to be with him for q
few days.
..rhs Time. tho Place, and the Girl, -
which comes to the New Odeon SUNDAY
evening, Is Designated as comedy With
music'' not q musical comedy. The
classiccation implies that It has q plot
and characters in It, and to . degree OF
excellent not often found even In
stxaieht plays. Prices Is. IS. 80 and
IS cents and 81.
For sale-Household goods. 4o1 West
States treet. Private sale at house be-
ginning Tuesday morning. March 81.
and lasting until all are sold. We ara
moving into our cottage ana are
Obliged to dispose of part Of our
goods. including one gilt bed, two set
springs, dresser, rockers. and chairs.
two bed room carpets. table. door
drapes. etc. Mrs. E. G. LETTER.
Mrs. d. ]. Collins and Mrs. John
Nolan entertained the Catholic Ladies'
Mite Society Friday afternoon at the
Collins home. 406 West Nevada street.
The affair was q china shower to re-
plenish the church kitchen, and result
ed In q nice addition In the way OF
dishes. About forty were present and
enjoyed the afternoon socially. The
hostesses served two-course lunch.
The decorations and menu were both In
accordance with st. PatricsI's day.
Mrs. Frank Young. s2s South Tenth
i avenue. entertained the members OF her
Sunday school claso Of the United
Evangelical church. following The close
Of school Thursday afternoon. The
hours were enjoyed socially. and with
music, and after q short program re-
freshments were served by the hostess.
The members Of the cla0 sat for . pic-
ture during the afternoon. Those pres.
ent were Marjorie Bingaman. Rhetta
| Wilson, Hazel Faulk. Elma Higelow,
May Barnard. Ruth Mills. Clartce
Huffaker, Estella johnson. Bertha
Buehrcr, Marie Riley. Edna Grill.
GLADYS Fisher. Ines and Edna 0sier,
and Belle Coolidge.
MarshaSttown chapter ID. A. r., was
pleasantly entertained Friday afternoon
BY Mrs. A. T. Elder, 10s South Third
avenue. The principal paper Of the
program was by Mrs. Helen A. Clas1r on
''why Was the Battle Of Bunker fIil
Considered a victory?" A general dis.
cuasion q the question followed. Other
papero given were By Ma ]. a Swim.