Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-18

birthday given by the Baptist ladies.
| Tickets Is cents
After March Sparks studio will be
located at - West Main, over Peter
Mayors drug store.
We invite your personal inspection Of
our special sale items offered from 1880
to $3.50 p. m. this evening. E. r. Lay
The Marshaltown Sunday School
Teachers Union will meet Monday at
ternoon at $3.50 at the Y. w. c. A..
rooms.
4 Very important that those taking
part in the cantata Bethany" be at
the Methodist church at p. M. tomor-
row afternoon.
DR.. A. D. Roth is giving special at
tention to chronic diseases. nervous and
skin diseases. and diseases Of women.
Office 11S West Main street. Phone 332.
Mr.. w N. Dickerson, of st. An
thory, who was in Liscomb Thursday
on business returned to his home FRI
day.
Don't forget the NJ. w. A. degree
team dance at the Odd Fellows hall on
Wednesday night, Feb. %. Good music
and good time Everybody come.
I will sell my home on paved street,
good neighborhood, five-room cottage.
furnace and bath, $4,000. Address the
owner. M" care Of Times Republic
can.
"a Girl Of the Mountains" will be the
attraction at the New Odeon Sunday
evening. AS a love story it is sweet
and true; as dramatic story it Is in
tense and stirring. Prices Is, 25, IS and
| so cents.
| DR.. r. W. Pence, OF Minot, ~ D..
spent Friday IN the city as the guest
Of his friend and classmate. Dr. George
NJ. Johnson. DR.. Pence Is on his way
to southern California and Mexico
points.
DR.. F. ]. Ne,man. assistant state
veterinarian: DR.. w. H. seright. as
sistant practitioner. Office and veterl-
nary hospital. 107 and 100 East State
street. Office phone 404. residence
37s.
Mrs. Robert Holt, l24 West Main
street, assisted by her daughter. Mrs.
Fred Dleterich. entertained the Tirzah
Aid Society Friday afternoon. Quilting
was the order Of work, after which re-
freshments were served. Guests Of the
society were Mesdames Wasem. Anna
Young and Myrtle Poffenberger. and
Miss Myrtle Haas.
Miss Grace Wing. daughter OF MT.
and Mrs. Fred Wing. entertained a
company of fourteen of her friends
Thursday evening at the home Of her
grandfather. Chaplain Jesse Cole. Of
the soldiers home. The hours were
| spent pleasantly with games. and light
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evening.
The Presbyterian brotherhood mem
bers served a chicken pie supper FRI
| day evening In the church parlors to
a large number Of patrons. and es-
pecially large for the bad weather.
Covers were laid for 21D- guests aside
from the members themselves. The
men served the supper, which was
declared most delicious by all who at
tended.
Principal J. c. Nelson and Mr.. Ray
Scott were in Toledo Friday night.
where there were two of the Judges in
the debate between teams from Lean
der Clark College, Toledo, and Penn
College. Oskaloosa. The debate was q
triangular one in which Parsons Col
lege Fairfield also had teams entered
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and also at Oskaloosa. The I4eander
Clark team won at Fairfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r. Haas arrived
home Thursday night from their six
weeks stay in the south. Their prin-
cipal stops were at Brownsville. Hous-
ton. and Galveston, Tex. They also
visited other Texas points, and were at
iMatamoris Mexico. for short time.
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Marshalltown people, including the
Sheldons and Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Woods.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Talbot were
pleasantly surprised Friday night by
about thirty members Of the Woodmen
of the World and Woodmen Circle. the
occasion being the twenty fifth ami
versary Of Mr. and Mrs. Talbot's mar
riage. Some very pretty gifts of silver
were given Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot by the
guests. The evening was spent very
| pleasantly in a social way. and lunch
was served By the members Of the cir
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District school No. Of Vienna
township closed Friday, and to mark
the occasion as farewell for the
teacher Mrs. c. e. link, the patrons Of
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at noon, bringing with them picnic
dinner. In the afternoon a program
was Civ IN by the children and Mrs.
link was given articles making up a
novelty shower Mrs. link was form
erly Miss Edith Runner. She was mar
ried at Christmas time and has re-
signed as teacher Of the school
Armed with authority from the fed
eral court, where the petition in hnle-
ruptcy was filed against the firm OF p.
A. Stern & Son. Deputy United States
Marshal George E. Bidwell. Of Des
MONIES. Friday night took possession
OF the store and stock and closed the
place to business. The deputy will re-
main In charge Of the store until Archie
n. E. Matthews, who has been nomin-
ated for trustee. has been appointed
by the court. Then the stock will b
turned over to him.
WOMAN ON WAN PATH,
Fires Five olsees. Int Roem oesup,el
0y Husband and paramove.
| Dies Aoines. Feb. l0.-1lss. Belle