Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-13


/ The City In Brief
Money e loan Moon 4 Allard.
George J. Allen. optical specialist.
DR.. Graham, osteopath. Trement block
Permits to smoke win be issued next
week.
MI. and Mrs. I. o. Kemble visited in
oskaloosa Saturday.
Misunderstanding horses at West
End Feed Barn. West state street.
Plenty OF old papers. . large bundle
Tor 8 cents ct Times-Rspublican ofacs.
Get a permit to smoke and take it
home to show your wife. They will be
issued next week.
Mrs. ]. vineyard, Of Chaplin, spent
| Saturday in the city shopping and WIS.,
iting with friends.
Mrs. w. w. Adams arrived in the
city Saturday night from st. Joseph,
Mo-. for q visit with relatives.
The stoddard cafe has arranged to
serve a special s. cent dinner n sup
per. Books. twenty-one meals. 81.
Nj. and Mrs. Georse Redel and Miss
Emma Redel. Of Minneapolis, spent
1 G,oa1c a. tho oSfr, ~r,i$h vn1o tivoS
The wimodausis Aid Society will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Du-
ane Bentley. 407 East Main street.
The Baptist Hill Bible Glass will
meet with Mrs. William Jennings. sos
| West Boone street, Tuesday afternoon.
h Eastern star Circle will meet
| with Mrs. G.. A. Smith, 4G3 East
|Church street, Tuesday afternoon. MRS.
A. p. Bratt will assist Mrs. Smith.
| DR.. A. d. Roth IL giving special at
tention to chronic diseases. nervous n
| skin diseases. and diseases OF women.
Office 11s West Main street. Phone sS2.
Mrs. A. e. Pickett left for Hot
! Springs. Ark. Saturday night to spend
a few days with Mr.. Pickett, who has
| been there for two weeks taking treat
ment.
The Beethoven Club will be enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon at 1880 o'clock
by Mrs. F. G. Stewart and Mrs. u. J..
| Collins, at the Stewart home, 112 North
Center street.
The funeral of Mrs. Robert McKit-
| trick was largely attended Friday az
ternoon from the residence. 614 South
| Second street, Rev. w. ID. Merryman
| officiating. Intsrment was in River
side.
Mrs. Mary A. Baum wa Saturday
| appointed guardian of her father, irwin
A. Harding, who is feeble minded, and
who is an inmate OF h county farm
hospital. The guardians bond was
fixed at $500.
The Marshalltown Trades and Labor
Assembly opened its eight night fair
at Forney'e hall Saturday under IA
vorable conditions. The hours
spect socially. dancing being h prin-
cipal feature The opening evening
~resulted in s7s paid admissions.
Mr.. ana Mrs. J. D. Evans. OF Ar
Imour 8. d., en- route from Newburg to
Lyons. tNeb., were In the. city on q
brJef visit At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
10. s. Dewitt. MI. and Mrs. Evans left
Saturday morning. They. have been
Visiting friends and relatives at Sears
boro and New Sharon.
Mesdames L. ]. Jarrett. F. q. Stew
art, F. E. Northup and c. r.. Brown
were hostesses at the jarrett home. 106
North Third avenue. Friday afternoon,
to the travel department Of the wom-
ans Club. The regular study on travel
thru Italy. was continued. after which
the hostesses served a light lunch.
The regular business and social
meeting OF the Presbyterian Ladies'
Aid Society was enjoyed Friday after.
noon al the S. NJ. Wilson home, 8 North
Sixth street. Assistant hostesses were
Mrs. Philip Vogt. and Mrs. George
Moehrl. Light refreshments were
served. There was. q good attendance.
The funeral Of Frank e. Wheeler was
held from the residence, 312 North
Fourth street, Friday afternoon at 1880.
Rev. James MCGEE officiating. There
was a profusion Of flowers from friends.
The pail bearers were Messrs. p. l..
Hoag, e. L. Stoltx. Wa. T. l.. n II.
C. WATSON. and w. N. Hodges. At Riv-
erside the Masonic fraternity had
charge Of the services.
In celebration Of her birthday ami
versary, Mrs. Fred AhrenA. COS North
First avenue, was surprised by about
thirty Of the members Of Electric Re-
bekah lodge. Friday evening. the crowd
arriving about half an hour after her
arrival home from a weeks visit in
State Center. They presented her with
la beautiful salad dish. The evening
was spent socially, and a two-course
lunch prepared n served by Mrs.
Ahrens' daughter Miss lima, was en-
joyed.
Mesdames ]. Brennecke, H. Clemens,
A. Morris, A. Cummings and Clara
Loder were hostesses at the church
Friday afternoon to the Methodist
Ladies' Aid Society. After the busl-
ness a short program was enjoyed. the
| two little daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Elmer Betz giving a violin and piano
number. and Mary WINERY W. read
ings. The hostesses served lunch.
| About sixty-fve were present. Plans
were made to hold a kitchen shower for
the church kitchen at the next meeting.