Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-05

H'AAAANS IAG6tCS.
Can crime be detected by hypno-
tism? See film. Colonial.
George r. Norris. Are. lightning and
tornado insurance. Over 35 West MaM.
A new lot of brick, imported Swiss,
Long Horn and imported Roquefort
cheese at Culley's. 81
Mrs. Lucinda McCord, 3O4 Jerome
street. Is quite i'll at her home. suffer-
Ing from a severe attack Of cystitis.
The members of the Catholic Ladies'
Mite Society held business session
Thursday afternoon in the basement Of
the church. II,
Indoor baseball tonight at Y. NJ. G.
A., 1880, Williams Company VS.. GYM
nasium class: Buggy Company VS..
Durham Company. First game called
1880 ~
Members of Journeymen BARRIERS.
No. 646, please meet at the home OF
our deceased brother. No. East State,
at p, m. Sunday. H. E. Brush, secre-
tary.
The board of supervisors adjourned
~
The task of checking the accounts of
the county officers will be completed
Saturday
Miss Editha Parsons. who is at st.
! Thomas hospital, where she underwent
an operation for appendicitis a week
ago. was able to sit up today for the
; first time
Mrs. W. T. Bennett. who has been a
patient at ST. Thomas hospital fol
| three weeks. has recovered so that she
will be able to be taken home within
few days. &
I. c. Fathers, 917 Jackson street, is
very seriously Ill from acute gastrictis.
A consultation of physicians was held
this afternoon. Mr. Fathers condition
is very grave.
"The White Sister" which comes to
the Odeon Sunday evening, is con-
coded to be one of the strongest plays
ever placed upon the boards for the
benefit of thoughtful audience.
There is a reason for the increased
sale of Green Label Buttermilk bread.
It's wholesome and delicious and is
sure to meet with the approval of each
member of the family. Why not give II
trial todayo Shrubs Cafe.
| Mrs. Sam Swanson entertained the
members of the w. d. S. T. Club at her
home, 401 South Third street, Thursday
| afternoon. The hostess served luncheon
and the members sewed during the aft
| ernoon. The only guest of the club was
Mrs. John Cortmill. 3
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| The members Of the Harmony Aid
| Society were pleasantly entertained
! Thursday afternoon at the c. c. Wood
mansee home. 21e South Second ave-
| nue., by Misses Clara Williams, Susie
Crandall, Margaret Woodmansee, Eva
Tondro, and Hattie Long. A pleasant
afternoon was enjoyed socially. and an
! enjoyable feature Of the occasion was
a Christmas tree, from which each one
received gift. The hostesses served a
| dainty lunch. in which the Christmes
colors prevailed. Mrs. S. Kelley, Of
Adair, was guest Of the society
Mrs. A. Bowman, sos East Main
street, was hostess Thursday afternoon
to the Concordia Nahebund, at'--its
regular meeting. The recently elected
president, Mrs. A. Bowman, and sec
rotary, Mrs. Albert Tow, having re-
signed. Mrs. G. F. Reimer was elected
to succeed Mrs. Bowman, and Mrs.
Joseph Breunig to succeed Mrs. Tow.
The usual work Of the afternoon was
taken up, after which the hostess
served a lunch. assisted by her daugh-
ter, Miss Clara Bowman, Mrs. Louis
Bowman. and Mrs. Breunig. Gusts of
!, the nahebund were Mrs. Gottfried
Zandt. Mrs. s. ]. Tinker, and Mrs.
Louis Bowman.