Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-09

Friends c0u1cn VIII meet WIN AISs ~
j. Mccullough. 53s North Third street,
Friday afternoon.
The Baptist LADIES' Aid Society will
be entertained Friday afternoon by
Mrs. Ellen Lennox. Mrs. e. NJ. Single
ton, and Mrs. Sutton at the Lennox
home, 40s West Nevada street
MI. and MRS. Harry siminston. Of
Lynnville, are parents Of nine ana
cne-half pound daughter. Mrs. Shining
Of this city. and is a daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs.. N. E. Melvin.
For Salo-I desire to sell my home
place, including two houses on same
llot. Will sell together or separately.
Good income property, all modern, fine
location. Also will sell properties at
|51O5 South Fourth street and 107 South
Third street. All close in. No trade.
INQUIRE Theodore Johnston. Times Re-
publican Office.
Many. in fact most Of the patrons
Of burlesque are familiar with that
we'll known company, the Moulin
Rouge Girls. for the past five years,
and to them, they need no Introduction.
except 10 Okdlo SuAL S4AOy 0A0 AO" PA>
senting a brand new show from start
to finish, new burlettas, new costumes.
and the latest and best Of the current
sone hits, also some Of the best vaude-
Vile acts in the country, and brand
new novelty dance imported from Par
is, France, called The Girl in the
window" They will be at the Odeon
Friday evening.
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| Miss Bertha Spratt, North Eighth
avenue. was hostess at $3.50 o'clock
dinner Wednesday evening to seven
young lady friends, the other members
| Of an informal club which meets once
every two weeks to read some work OF
fiction together. Whenever one Of the
members has birthday anniversary
she entertains the club at a dinner
party, and the affair Wednesday eve
ming was in celebration Of Miss
Spratts anniversary. Dinner was
served in three courses. The decora-
tions consisted Of pink carnations and
lilies Of the valley. The regular read
ing was taken up following the dinner
| Mr.. A. F. Moves of the Iowa Auto
| Company, of Tama. Iowa, has ex-
changed autos with NJ. f. Melvin of
Marshalltown, Iowa, giving him an up
to date car. four door. self starter, the
famous Dreadnaught Moline, equipped
with the famous Moline long stroke
! motor developing In access of thirty
| FIVE horsepower, giving to the operator
that sense Of security and satisfaction
SO essential to the fullest enjoyment OF
motoring. You should see this car TO
| appreciate It, Mr.. Melvin is very much
pleased with the new car. Mr.. Melvin
would be pleased to figure with any
one desiring to purchase a high grade
car.
The funeral Of Lewis A. Maulsby,
who died few days ago at Sykeston.
N. D., was held Wednesday forenoon
at 10:3O from the Prairieville church.
six miles north of the city, Rev Cliff
ford Jones. of stanford. officiating.
The music for the service was fur
nislsed by Carl and George Lewis, and
W. Fl. Arney and son Ralph The pail
hearers were Messrs. f. B. Emes, A. c.
Diller James Andrews. Ben Robinson,
w. II. McKibben, and William Hol-
royd. In attendance at the funeral from
a distance were Lewis Maulsby. Of
Lakefield. Mimi; Mr.. and Mrs T. G.
Maulsby and Mrs. Edward Cook. Of
Rockwell City; Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
Bash and family, OF Pocahontas: and
Mrs. @. A. Willis. Of Des Moines. In
! terment was in the Prairieville Ceme-
! terry.