Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-26

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SCOTS coal office, 1T Dsst Main
street. with American Express Com
pany.
Carnation day tomorrow at .The
Quality Photo Den, over Princess
theater.
Baseball fair. Red Mems hall. Friday
and Saturday. Admission 10 cents.
evening dance tickets, so cents. Ways
orchestra.
It pays to trade at headquarters.
Prices always the lowest on wall pa
Yer. paints. varnishes, brushes. etc.
Simmons Book Store.
Phone 2s4 your order for fresh fruits
and vegetables and you will get the
best the market affords. McCord s
Wing, West End Grocers.
For Sale-Two lots, each ffty-two
foot frontage on Boone street. between
Sixth and Seventh street, with eight
room house. cheap. c. c. Caswell.
( The condition of little Lois Welker.
the baby daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Ray Welker, who has been quite i'll of
! pneumonia for few days, is somewhat
improved today.
!
DR.. Jessie Catlow. of Boone. was in
the city Thursday night with her sis
ter. Mrs. John Hobbs. being on her
way home from Albion, where she had
been for a brief visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Catlow.
Try Vans modern shoe repair shop
for first class shoe repairing. We use
only the best oak tanned sole leather.
The best equipped shop in the city. A
few second hand shoes for sale. r. U.
!vanderveer. II North First street.
Miss Eva Nickel, Of Creston. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Nickel. Of
this city. will arrive this evening to
Iremain over Sunday with her parents,
Miss Nickel is a student III the Creston
high school. from which she will grad
iuate in June.
The Woodman Circle Aid Society
was entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. O.. F. Briggs, sos West Main
street. The regular work Of piecing
quilt blocks occupied the time, and the
hostess served two-course lunch.
Mrs. E. E. Belt Joined the circle.
Guests Of the afternoon were Mrs. Lee
Darr, Mrs. Bertha Beeson, and Mrs. +.
j. Fordham.
The Excelsior Aid Society was en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
S. Fl. Reilly and Mrs F. Wertenberger
at the Riley home. 401 West Boone
street. The work Of the afternoon was
piecing quilt blocks. and after that, the
hostesses served lunch. assisted by
Miss Alice Williams. of Cedar Rapids,
who was a guest of the society. There
was an attendance Of thirty six
. The s. c. 1. Club Of Taylor township
was entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. a. c. Thompson. Mrs. George
Ferguson had the study topic Topics
on HEALTH. and general discussion
followed. Piano solos by Mrs. Clayton
Thomas and Miss Ruth Wetherbee
were enjoyed. The hostess served light
refreshments. Guests Of the club We're
Miss Ruth Wetherbee, Mrs. Clarence
; Thompson, and Mrs. F. ]. McClain.
Mrs. G. D. Sweeney and Mrs. Mary
Garfield were hostesses at the Sweeney
home, South Second street Thursday
afternoon. to the Harmony Aid Society.
The meeting was LARGELY attended. and
the afternoons was spent III the usual
tway The hostesses were assisted III
serving two-course lunch by Mrs.
Sarah Garfield, Dwight Sweeney. and
Leo Garfield. Mrs. Sweeneys niece,
Mrs Van Draska, Of Grinnell, was
guest Of the society.
Mrs. Lewis Huttenhow. wife Of the
man who was adjudged insane wed
lnesday and ordered committed to the
Estate hospital for the insane at indie
pendence, went to Winnebago county
Thursday to secure affdavits OF per-
!sons there who knew her husband and
jwere aware that he was insane while
la resident Of Winnebago county. II
these affidavits are secured HuttenhoW
will be taken to Independence from
here and the affidavits filed with the
Estate hospital, which will look to Win
nebago county for payment Cor Hut
tenhow's care and treatment.
The baseball team Of Iowa State Col
lege, Ames, in charge of Coach CLYDE
s. Williams, passed thru the city this
morning enroute to Grinnell, where IL
played the Grinnell College club this
afternoon. This is the third game the
team has played this spring and Will
Iliams expected it would be defeated by
Grinnell. Baseball prospects are not
very bright at Ames, Williams said. as
good material has been lacking. Will
liams is going to remain In Ames our
ing the summer in an overseeing ca
pacity in connection with the erection
of the college gymnasium which. 1t is
expected. will be completed by the time
the fall term opens.
The funeral Of Mrs. Anastasia Wise
was very largely attended Thursday
afternoon from the Evangelical chapel.
four miles northeast of Green Noun
tain. Rev. Karl Rest, Of this city. had
charge Of the service, and at the Buch-
valid home, 10sh North First avenue
at 10: 30 in the morning, Mr.. Rest con-
Quoted a short prayer service. Many
flowers were sent by friends in this
city and in the country. and former
neizhbors Of Vienna township. Among
the flowers were pieces from the chapel
aid society, the aid society Of the Ger
man Evangelical church Of this city.
and Concordia Rebekah lodge Of this
city. The music for the funeral was
by Mrs. Will Lynch, Mrs. Tuffree. Miss
Mabel Grimes. William Crystal. and j.
T. Lynch. The pail bearers were
Messrs Jacob Buihner. Frank Cole.
Henry Cober, c. r. Lynch. Charles