Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-14

MIR. w. b. Elliott left this morning
for Minneapolis for three weeks visit
simkins 4 Estei. undertaking par
lcrs. as East Main street. Ambulahc'
service.
Simkins & Estel, undertaking par
lors. 216 East Main street. Ambulance
service.
H. p. Biselow went to Cedar Rapid,
this morning to remain for time OF
business.
Carpet cleaning work. vacuum an
tumbler. Lapone and Heuer. 'Phon
1173 Green.
Miss Fannie Flower, who has bee1
visiting with Miss Margaret Statler. II
Des Moines, for few days, returned
home this morning.
A comedy with music, "Othe
Peoples Money" will be the attraction
at the Odeon tomorrow night. Price
j 10, 20, 80 and so cents.
Could use few thousand old pawn,
brick IL the price is low enough. Ad
dress with number of brick and pric
wanted. MIA, care Times Republican
Miss Norma Stooksberry, Of low.
Falls. who has been the guest Of he
cousin. Miss Margaret Woodmansee
for few days, returned to her hom'
Monday evening
Miss Katherine Price was hostess
Monday evening at the regular stuii
meeting of the Literary Clan. Th'
study subject was Ireland" and tn
hostess was the leader
The Marshall School of Fine Arts ha.
prepared very attractive program fol
the complimentary concert Friday
night at the Christian church, consist
ing Of violin and vocal solos, reading:
and double piano numbers.
Solicitor wanted for Marshalltowl
and vicinity. Liberal contract to RICH
party. Assistance in starting. Appl,
promptly. Equitable Life Of Iowa.
First National Bank Building. H. z
Casner. district agent. Phone 1852 OF
ESQ white.
Superintendent B. G. Falls, Of tn,
Southern railway, with headquarters il
st. Louis, accompanied by Mrs. Falls
arrived here this morning and spen
the day with Mrs. Falls sisters, Mrs
w. w. Ward and Miss Ida Heath. Mr.
and Mrs. Falls will return to st. Loui!
tonight.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Paul.
church was entertained at an ell-da!
sew Monday at the home of Mrs. Il. F
Powell, 40 East Church street. Tn,
assistant hostesses were Mrs. D. w
Marston and Mrs. j. A. Martin. Six
teen were present and spent the day :.
work for the guild. The hostess serve,
dinner at noon.
A literary and musical program wa
given in both English and German. Tn
principal number of which was pape
on 1.-The Usefulness of the Public Ii
brary" read by Miss Anna Maude Kim
berly. public librarian. More than TO-
members of the church attended tn
gathering. which was held under tn
auspices of the Ugendbund, (union SO
ciety) of young people Of the congrega
ton. Luncheon was served by its mem
bers.
The business department Of tn
Woman's Club was entertained Mon
day afternoon by Mrs. 8. p. Knisely, 20'
West Lincoln street, with large at
tendance present. The lesson was o,
the subject Of the national senate ant
house of representatives, with Mis-.
Minnie Russell as leader. She told O.
the manner Of legislation at the cap
itai, and an informal discussion fol
lowed. The hostess served light se'
freshments.
Complimentary to Mrs. L. E. Darling
of Shelby. O., Mrs. J. L. Ingledue. 10;
West Lincoln street, entertained abou
a dozen of Mrs. Darling's old friends a
this city at o'clock luncheon. Mon
day. The luncheon was in three
courses. with color scheme Of pinl
and. white prevailing. and chrysanthe.
NUNS forming the principal decora'
tions. The hostess was assisted In the
serving by Mrs. ]. w. Lloyd and Miss
Grace Strain. The afternoon was en-.
joyed in an informal social way, in.
GLIDING several guessing contests. and
two readings by Miss Strain were en-.
joyed. Mrs. Darling, and Miss Grace
Strain, the latter OF Green Mountain
were the only guests present from ou
Of town.
The latest discovery in domestic
science is the remarkable new system
Of cooking brought out by NJ. Nicholas
Soyer, chef of the celebrated Brooks
Club. Of London, England. known AZ
Cooking In Paper Bags" It Is claim.
ed that the system IL labor-saving. do
ing away with the washing Of pots and
pans: that 1t keeps the smell Of cook
ing from pervading the house: that II
makes every dish more savory and
nutritious than is possible with the
pot -and- pan system Of cooking; that
1t is economical the food weighing
practically the same when drawn from,
az when put in. the oven: that 1t
makes possible hygienic cooking no
germ laden cooking utensils being en-
pioyed, and that it means quicker
cooking, lower fuel bills as a conse-
quence, and, because Of better cook
ins, better health. Tie Chicago Daily
News IL exploiting the system In Pr at
detail and announces q series Of de-
ecriptive articles and practical reci-es,
~ the new system. to run every day
Or q period Of two months. The sub.
cot IL. Of course Of the most practical
interest 70 every household. Our wom-
n readers can get The Chicago Daily
News q Deualrs.
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