Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-01


several days ago, is improving nicely.
The condition of Miss Belle Roberts.
Of Melbourne, who passed thru an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis at ST. Thomas
| hospital Tuesday. continues favorable.
| Why not start an account with US
! this month. where you can get your
| groceries and meats at the same place.
We make a speciality Of prompt deliv-
| cry. Carlson Bros. & Will, phones "a
and "a.
\ The funeral of Mrs. Fannie vecera
will be held from the Friends church in
LeGrand Thursday morning at IL
o'clock Rev. Mr.. Deshler will Off
ciate. Short services will be held from
the home at $3.50 o'clock
The lecture "Americanitis," recently
given and repeated today before the
MarshalNown Woman's Club this
Afternoon. is now printed in pamphlet
form and is on sale at Simmons and
the George A. Mullen Company.
Cards received in this city by friends
announce the birth Of a daughter, on
Jan. s. to Mr. and Mrs. B. F. McDer-
mott. Of Kalispell, Mont. Mrs. Nc
dermott was formerly Miss Gladys An
tOeESOI1s tulS CllJp dIIO AZ d NsSu8A<cA
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Anderson.
Il The last word received from Ports
mouth, Va. relative to the condition Of
| Mr.. j. W. Burroughs. i'll in a Ports
mouth hospital of paralysis. is to the
effect that the patient is still gaining.
altho slowly. 1t is not yet known when
1t will be possible to bring Mr.. Bur-
roughs home.
L
1 A telegram to the Times Republican
from Cedar Rapids today announces that
hundreds Of people were turned away
Hast night at Greene's opera house. upon
the presentation Of Henry w. Savage's
| Madame *" Miss Mabel Montgomery.
| in the title role. was well supported.
and the play was given a lavish mount
ing.
| Mr.. and Mrs. B. c.. Whitehill. Of
Dundern. Canada, who formerly lived
in State Center, and who have been Wis
iting there and with Mrs. WhitehilIs
father. Mr.. William Vance. northeast Of
the city. arrived from State Center this
morning. Mr. and Mrs. Whitehill will
leave the city Thursday morning for
their home. "
Mrs. NJ. ]. Forrey entertained a
small company Of friends at dinner
Tuesday. complimentary to Miss May
Melberg. who has only recently re-
turned by Bird City. Kan, where she
had been teaching school. Mrs. For
rey's other guests were Mrs. A. Mel
berg, Mrs. r. r. Gross, Mrs. F. p. AUS
tin, Mrs. Ben Forrey and family. Mrs.
John Dunlap and Mrs. Eli Lane. the
two latter living south Of town.
II YOU will drop me a postal stating
your age and occupation, will furnish
you with information fully illustrating
the new option policies issued by the
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the best features selected from forty
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Casner, district agent. 10 First National
Bank Building, Marshalltown. Iowa,
phone 300.
TIE s::e.a! os M Anton Gamch vee
held from st. Mary's church at $3.50
o'clock this morning. DR.. ]. ]. Fitzpat-
rick officiating. The service was quite
largely attended and there were many
floral offerings. The flower bearers
were Misses Libbie Novotny, Carrie
Otte, and Anna and Lille Grabenbauer.
The pail bearers were MessrS. jacob
Wittel, A. Novotny, Henry otte, James
Grabenbauer, Adolph Ziehler. and JOS
eph Brenneck. The body was taken to
Rhodes where burial took place.
Mrs ]. A. Martin. 104 North Center
street. was hostess at q delightful affair
Tuesday afternoon, entertaining fifty Of
her lady friends at q four-course
o'clock luncheon. The color scheme
turnout. In both the decorations and
dainty menu. was pink and green. Pink
carnations decorated the rooms, and
asparagus ferns wrapped in pink, were
ion the tables. and the lights were
shaded in pink and green. The place
cards bore q hand painted rose design.
Mrs. Charles Myers was At the door,
ana Mechanics A. Odett. c. A. Eadie. r.
=. Gates and George F. Thayer ana
Miss Marian Parker assisted the hos
tess IN serving The hours following the
luncheon were spent In playing pro-
sressive ave hundred. oars. George
Darling and Mr.. Jasper Fisher tied
for the prise, which went to the former,
and Mrs. d. A. Collision received the
|couoejation. Mics 6vn stress, ~ lln-s
Waukee, wss tho only quest present
l1fom out Of town. Isl