Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-22

SCCS1S0 USOSys ! ~ VO sV0A opSSAoi. AsAOh
day and Tuesday at the Princess.
Miss Alice Williams. Of Cedar Rap
ids. arrived in the city Saturday even
Ing to visit for. several weeks with
Mr.. 8. H. Reilly.
wanted-Housekeepe for small
family; permanent: middle aged wom-
an preferred. Mrs II. c. Valentine, s
North Fifth street.
Our assortment OF refrigerators Is
ready for your inspection. Golden oak
finish. solid bronze locks and hinges.
Popular prices. See Schmidt.
The Woman's Missionary Society Of
the Presbyterian church will meet
with Mrs. E. s. Ketchum, 311 East
Church street Tuesday afternoon.
offer my modern even-room house
and lot and two fine residence lots for
immediate sale; priced TO sell I need
money. This add vii. -pSs.S: b.: cnce.
Address N-20, care T.-R.
Mr.. Ernest Schroeder physical d.
rector at the state University OF Iowa,
at Iowa City, arrived In the city Sat-
urday evening on business, and re-
turned to Iowa City Sunday evening
All pop cases and bottles are the
property of the Marshalltown Bottling
Works and can not be used for any
thing else without violating the law.
Phone ~ and our driver Will call for
them.
H. r. Millhiser. formerly Of this city
but now Of Billings. Mont. has sold to
Margaret Mcnamara five acres on
South Sixth street. within the city linn
its for $4,000, according to the deed
that has been recorded in the county
recorders Office.
Mrs. John F. Keefer. sos North Sec
ond avenue. underwent an operation at
Rochester Friday for the removal of
large fibroid tumor. Word received
from Rochester Sunday is to the effect
that Mrs. Keefer Is doing nicely. Mr..
Keefer is with his wife. The family
formerly lived near Conrad.
A telegram received this morning BY
Mrs. A. P. Thayer announces the ar.
rival of a new granddaughter. Jane
Mullan, who arrived at the Charles II.
Mullan home at 4 O'clock this morn
ing. Mrs Mullan was formerly Miss
Minnie Thayer, of Grinnell. Mr.. Null
Ian is son of Ex-Attorney General
|C. w. Mullan. Of Waterloo. The little
lady has been named in honor Of her
maternal grandmother.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Woodbury. will
arrive in this city Friday from Mis-
soula, Mont. for a visit at the homes
Of Mrs. Woodbury's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. l.. Carney. and their brother
ney. Mr.. Woodbury., who is assistant
ings Bank of Missoula has three
weeks leave of absence Mrs. Wood
bury will probably remain for a longer
visit ,e.sA1t - 1s~A -
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The Young Peoples Social Club Of
Taylor township was entertained at
postponed meeting Saturday evening
at the c. G. Kurtz hame. by Misses
Mary Kurtz. Anna Cotton, and Vivian
Arney. and Messrs. Homer Cough and
Glenn Kurt. The evening was en-
joyed with music and games. and the
hosts and hostesses served a dainty
lunch. Misses HERNIA Galloway and
Margaret Wallace AND Frleda Vaunt! :
Of this city, were guests ofthe club:
On invitation Of Mrs. w. G. Ives,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Win
cry, about twenty lady friends OF Mrs.
Winery Joined in a surprise upon her
at her home, 1O5 North Second avenue.
Saturday afternoon. the occasion being
Mrs Whinery'st birthday anniversary.
A sew party was enjoyed and Mrs.
Ives, assisted by Mrs. Harry McCombs
and Mrs. BIZ. Martin. served dainty
lunch. Mrs. WINERY was remembered
with numerous nice gifts as mementoes
Of the occasion.
John Moller, an aged and wel1-know own
resident Of the Green Mountain neigh
borhood, left Saturday night to make
the sixth and final trip to Germany. his
native land. Mr.. Moller has made the
five previous voyages at different per-
iods and atho he likes Iowa and Is
proud Of its productiveness. as he
grows older his heart yearns more ana
more for the fatherland. and this time
he bade q final farewell to relatives
and friends and expects to spend the
remainder Of his life near the home OF