Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-17
o. n. futile. jswelQr and optician.
Those comedy CLUB manipulators
Colonial now.

Those comedy cisb manipulators.
Colonial now.
George r. Norris. fire, lightning and
tornado insurance. Over IS West Main.
John w. Wells ieft this morning for
Springfield, ILL.,, to attend the biennial
convention Of the Court Of Honor.
The Baptist Hin Bible Glass Will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
David Lennox. 40S West Nevada street.
Ice cream and cake social and Vic
trola band concert tomorrow evening
at Central Church OF Christ lawn. Only
10 cents. Everybody invited.
Miss Alice Patterson arrived home
Saturday evening from Mount Vernon,
where she has been the guest of Mrs.
E. P. Fogg during Cornell commence
ment week.
Did you, see Henry" at the band
concert? He looked CLASSY" in his
suit. which was cleaned and pressed by
the Marshalltowh steam Dye Works.
Phone Ill.
Mrs. John A. TallHan went to Ames
Saturday eeyning torsvisit for few
days at the. homes OF her sister and
brother in-law. Mraa John Miller and
Mr.. c. c. Tallman.
Mrs. A P. Brown, OF Fort Madison,
arrived in the city Saturday evening.
and is guest at the home of her
daughter, Mrs H. X Denmead. Mr..
Brown was here over Sunday.
While returning to her home from
church Sunday night Mrs. j. w. Stew
art. EOS North Fifth street slipped and
fell, spraining her right ankle SO badly
that she is confined to her bed.
The Stoddart Cafe will be closed
from 8 o'clock p. m. until 6 o'clock
a.. m, beginning tonight. and continue
ing until Sept. /. when the theatrical
and dancing seasons will again be on.
Mrs Thomas F'ritcher. of Bull.
Idaho, arrived in the city Saturday
night summoned by the illness of her
mother, Mrs. Mary A. Aisquith. Mrs.
Aisquith's condition remains about the
same.
The members of the Marshalltown
Sunday School Teachers Union will
hold their annual picnic and rally day
Tuesday afternoon at the soldiers
home park The program to be given
will begin at o'clock.
Miss Jennie Wells arrived home
Saturday from Lake Forrest, H.. where
she has compelled her freshman year
in Lake Forrest University. Miss Mary
Knox: of Cherokee, Miss Wells room
mate, arrived Saturday evening. and
will remain for week.
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George Wagner, who passed thru an
operation for gall stones at st. Thomas
hospital ten days ago.. will go on the
table Tuesday morning for another OPP
Grafton. this time for hernia. Mr. Wag-
ner has made a very good recovery
from his first operation.
Miss Ella Skegg arrived home Satur-
day evening from Milwaukee. where
she has completed her junior year in
the home economics department of
Milwaukee Downer College. Miss
Skegg went to Ames this morning and
will do special work in. Iowa State
College during the summer. She exc
poets to finish at Ames next June. -
Mrs James Elder and children, OF
Oskaloosa. returned home Saturday
evening, having been here for COM
mencement, when Donald Elder, a
nephew of Mr.. Elder, graduated. Mrs.
Will Elder and daughter Zanetta. OF
Boone, who were also here for COM
mencement. returned home Saturday
evening. The Mesdames Elder have
been guests, at the A. r.. Elder home.
The funeral of Mrs, Hattie Eberle,
who died in Des Moines. was held at
the State Street United Evangelical
church Saturday afternoon at 1870
o'clock. Rev. J.. Z. Stauffacher Off
ciated, The body was, buried in the
Iowa River Valley cemetery in Marion
The pail bearers were
Messrs. r. L. Hockridge. r. G.. Blake.
George johnson, Henry Johnson, Will
Duncan. and c. w. Lurvey.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.. Wildmar, North
Second street, were host and hostess
at a family dinner party Saturday
evening. complimentary to their
Mrs. F. J. G. Pulsipher. of
New Orleans; Mrs. Harry Reed. Of On
tario. CAL; and Mrs. Amos Ball. Of
Des Moines. and the latter's husband.
About twenty were present at the din
ner and the hours following were en-
joyed socially and in taking flashiight
pictures. Mr. Robert K. Stuart of
Mimi, was also a guest.
Mr.. mad Mrs. Earl Stoddart arrived
home Saturday from. a ten days trip
to Davenport and Chicago. AT Daven-
port Mr.. and Mrs. Stoddart were in
at the state convention Of
the Iowa Elks. They visited relatives
and friends in Chicago. While in the
latter city Mr.. Stoddart invested in an
imported English bull dog. Brixton
which is said by fanciers to
be the best bred dog ever owned in this
city. The animal is descended from
seven generations Of bench winners,
and was imported to this country by
fancier from Brixton. Eng
land.
Mrs. w. r. Ferries. Ill South Second
avenue, was hostess Saturday after
noon at surprise party for her
daughter Jessie Marie. whose Stil birth
day anniversary was celebrated. The
hours were spent with games and mus
Ic, following which the hostess. assist
ed by her daughters. Jennie Belle and
and Miss May Shearer.
served a dainty lunch. Roses were used
effectively as table decorations. The
guests were Gail Haggin, Neva Wilcox,
Margaret Cunningham. Bessie Ogden.
Gladys, Bessie. and Alta Gimre Mabel
Wanda Maulsby, Ruth Shear