Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-01

Country 0resscu cuickeHS loT Satur-
day, at McCord Wings, west end
grocers.
Don't fail to look over the large
assortment Of exceptional values in 10
cent canned goods at Culley's.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Schecter, who
have been In California since early in
January, reached nome Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schecter were in Pasa-
6ena most Of the time.
A postponed Elks dancing party was
endowed at the Elks rooms Thursday
evening, with about twenty couple in
attendance. The next Elks party will
be held in two weeks.
Miss Ella Reese, of Albion. was
brought to st. Thomas hospital Thurs
day, where she submitted to an emer-
s.rcy c.eraticn for nnnendicitis. Her
condition Is good today
Wives and lady friends of members
of the Eagles lodge Joined in giving
leap year party at the lodge rooms
Thursday evening. Fifty couples We're
in attendance and enjoyed a fine pro-
gram of dances.
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who has been visiting her son, Harry
C. stevens, 800 Woodbury. street. left
Thursday night for Oswego n. T..
called by the death of her mother. Mrs.
Smith.
Howard ID. Wilbur. of Chicago who
is travelling for the st. Paul Table
Company, spent Thursday in the city
on business. Mr.. Wilbur was on his
way from Kansas City to Chicago. to
remain over Sunday with his family,
Mr.. c. w. Bash, a former Marshall
county young man, who is in the real
estate business at Pocahontas. left for
home this morning after visiting for a
few days with his father, Lebbeus
Bash, of this city, and sister, Mrs. Will
liam Elliott, north of town.
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Mrs F'ranciska Lanye, the aged aunt
of Mrs. c. F. Schmidt, 116 North Sec
| ond street. who has made her home
with the Schlnidts for mony years. is
very seriously i'll. Mrs. Lange suffered
q second paralytic stroke Monday. and
is gradually growing weaker. No hopes
for her recovery are held out by the
attending physician.
]. A. DOoiey, VINO has Deen en-
ployed as manager for Woolworth &
Co. here for several years, will leave
Monday for Leavenworth, Kan, to be-
come manager there. W. Fl. Fehrman,
who was formerly assistant manager
here, has been made manager at James
ville Wis. Mr.. Fehrman left here 4
year ago and has been assistant man
ager at Minneapolis.
! Conccrdia Nahebund was entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Catherine
i Moehrl, 412 East State street, with a
good attendance present. The after
1 noon was spent socially in German
by Mrs. Gottlieb Schmelz and a comic
dance by Mrs. Emma Vogel. The host
ess was assisted in serving lunch by
i Mesdames John and Frank Moehrl
and Mrs Jennie Pepper.
A recently c-yanized club of about
thirty five young people largely OF
Taylor township, known as the YOUNG
Peoples Social Club. was delightful!
entertained Thursday evening at thu
H. c. Stowel! home b. Jay Stowell
Sue and Ben Allen, I.eota Eyestone
Lnverne Williams. and C!"-a Harper
(, The evening was enjoyed with val
! Gus games as entertainment. and tn,
hosts and hostesses served u delicious
tWo-course lupcii. At q business SEES
/ sion held during the course Of the
! evening, a constitution for the clul
was adopted The club is to meet every
! two weeks, on Thursday evenings.