Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-22

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store.
First class finishing and developing,
The Camera Shop. :
Fresh Photographic supplies. The
Camera Shop. 103 East Main.
Eat your dinner and supper at the
Central Church Of Christ tomorrow.
Miss Fannie ouaife continues to i'm
prove steadily at st. Thomas hospital.
Mesdames d. @. Bauman and j. d.
Parker. Of Liscomb, were in the city
Tuesday.
Our store will be closed Thursday
afternoon from 1870 to 1880 during the
| funeral Of Mrs. c. F.. Ehler. p. F.
Arney.
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| We have the finest white buck shoe
ever shown In this city. Look in our
window and be convinced. Larson 4
Clemens.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Peek left Tues
day for Rosalia, KAN. where they ex-
pect to live on farm that Mr.. Peek
owns near that place.
Russell. the year-old son Of Mr.. and
| <uiS JcSSC otSNdiOs OUf ANol vi oSSoiiN
avenue. is seriously Ill Of pneumonia,
following whooping cough.
Rev. T. E. Fleming, superintendent
Of the Marshalltown district of the
Methodist church, returned home Tues
day from Hampton where on Monday
night, he delivered an address on the
/! ecumenical conference before the Meth
/! odist brotherhood Of Hampton.
Mrs. e. Armbrecht, Of State Center,
widow Of Louis Armbrecht, underwent
severe abdominal operation at st.
Thomas hospital this morning. Mrs.
Armbrecht passed thru the ordeal very
we'll, and considering that she is al
most 20 years old, her condition Is as
good as could be expected. About two
years ago Mrs. Armbrecht had a SIM
| liar operation.
Half dozen of the advantages
claimed for the new Soyer System Of
cooking in paper bags. briefly put, are
First, it makes every dish more saw
DRY and nutritious; second, it Is econ
omical; the food weighs practically the
same when drawn from, as when put
in the oven: third, 1t Is labor saving
no cleaning Of pots or pans; fourth. 1t
is hygienic-no germ haunted cook
ing utensils: fifth, 10 smell Of cock
ing-the bag is sealed with a common
metal clip. such as is used by business
men in Offices; sixth, 1t saves fuel
and, therefore, money.
Mrs. Percival Webster. Mrs. ]. NJ.
Parker. and Misses Marian and Bessie
Parker were hostesses Tuesday at the
Parker home, COL West Main street,
at the second and last Of a series OF
parties, entertaining about sixty-five OF
their lady friends at q 1 o'clock lunch
con, followed by cards. The decorations
were the same as the day previous, red
carnation in the dining room and yell
low chrysanthemums in the parlor and
library. The luncheon was served In
three courses. Following the luncheon
the afternoon was spent in playing
cards, five hundred being the game en-
joyed in one room, and bridge In an
other The prize awarded in five hun
dred went to Mrs. w. H. Gilbert. and
that in bridge to Mrs. A. Janney.
A delightful meeting Of the Tuesday
Musical Club was held Tuesday after
noon. Misses Ella Zug and Vera White
entertaining at the Zug home. ITO
South Third avenue. Miss Lola Scott
gave an interesting report Of the Fifth
district federation meeting held at
State Center last week. The club
voted to give a program by itself; for
the city federation meeting In Febru-
airy. Mrs. j. w. Lloyd was in charge Of
the program, which was on Modern
Art Song and It's Composers" A most
interesting talk, combined with extracts
from an article on MacDowell. was
given by Mrs. C. A. Newcomer. taking
up the composers Robert Franz. Ed
ward Mcdowell. and Edward Lassene.
Piano numbers were also enjoyed, Miss
Grace Swingley playing the Mcdowell
numbers ITO Wild Rose" by an Old
Trysting Place." Autumn" From an
Indian Lodge" and '"ro Water Lily"
Dainty refreshments were served by
the hostesses following the program.
The next meeting Of the club will be
with Misses Mae Bratt and Grace
Suin3lev at the Rratt home