Evening times-Republican., 1911-03-13

ueSOay AFTERNOON with Mrs. j. u.
Weatherby. 2oe North First avenue.
The wimodausis Ala Society will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. H.
s. McGoogan. 6o7 North First avenue.
Pimples. blackheads and moles ban
ished by prysmatic ray treatments.
! Phone 1s1 Green. Marinello Parlor.
Masonic Temple.
| Miss Middlekaur cordially invites the
ladies to call and see the new millinery
at 126 West Main street Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday.
For sale-My family horse. surrey
and harness. Horse absolutely safe and
sound. Surrey and harness in good con-
dition. b. w. Sinclair.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Hardin. of Eldora.
will be in the city this evening, as
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. !. WATSON,
being on their way to Chicago.
! Mr. Frank Raymond, Of Dec Moines.
spent Sunday in the city visiting at
the homes Of DR.. and Mrs. C. H. Tidd
and M and Mrs. J. K. Parks.
Charles Delahoyde loft Saturday
night for Hayward. Ill. where he re-
mained over Sunday and today as the
guest Of Mrs. Elizabeth Fogler.
For Sale or Rent Good modern
house in desirable and convenient To-
cation. INQUIRE this week only at 4ol
| North Third street. Phone S54 yellow.
DR.. A. D. Roth 10 giving special at
tention to chronic diseases. nervous and
skin diseases. ana diseases Of women.
Office lis West Main street. Phone 332.
Mrs. Dan Buren,, OF Swea City. who
has been visiting at tho home Of her
sister. Mrs. F. E. Wheeler, for the past
Ave weeks. will leave for her home
Tuesday morning.
The members Of the Tribe of Ber
Hur are requested to pay their monthly
assessments to Mrs. Robert Holt. over
Carlson Bros. & Wills grocery store.
124 West Main street.
Deputy Clerk Of Courts 8. H. Reilly
who has been confined to his homo for
. week with sickness. 10 improved and
will probably be able to resume his
work In . day or two.
Mfa o. oualen. 112 South Tenth
street. entertained the Sunbeam So
ciety ok the Norwegian Lutheran
| church Saturday afternoon. After the
sowing Mrs. Qualen served tight re-
froGhnents.
A large audience Of women attended
the temperance mass meeting, held at
the Methodist church Sunday after
noon at o'clock. Short talks on the
general subject Of temperance were
made by some Of the pastors.
An old-time social, with supper at
$50 o'clock, il to be enjoyed this even
Ing at tho Congregational church. 1t
is for all who look to that church as
church home and the affair is in charge
Of the January and February divisions
Of the Ladies' Aid Society.
Misses Grace Ewald. Bertha Camp
bell. Anna Maude Kimberly. Fame
vogel and Mabel Bussard went to
Montour Saturday evening. where they
were house party guests over Sunday
ut the home Of Miss EWald's cousins,
Miss Anna and Mr. James Vreeland.
Miss Anna Todd, state deputy and
organizer Of the Court OF Honor, with
headquarters IN this city, who has
been here for few days since dinish-
ing her work at Mason City. will 60 to
Cedar Rapids Tuesday to take up her
duties there. Miss Todd has been at
Mason City since Jan. 1.
The Prairieville school. in Taylor
township. taught by Miss Bertha Cak-
erice, finished It's winter term eatur-
day. the pupils going an extra day in
order to make up day lost during the
term. On Wednesday night. at the
school house. box social was enjoyed.
and twenty-o one boxes sold at auction
brought s21.2O. Will Brown acted as
auctioneer.
Miss Quaife. Of the high school. 10
making preparations to chaperone q
party Of young women on European
tour next summer. Miss Quaife con-
Quoted a similar party last summer
very successfully, and would be pleased
to hear from any one interested In such
a trip. For further Information adj
dress Miss Fannie Quaife, 414 North
Fourth street. MarshaAtown, Iowa.