Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-14

Eat popcorn crispettes.
walser. dentist. 11s East Main.
O. e. Tuttle. Jswsler and opticsaA.
Two dozen oranges for IS cents at
Batesolos
SCOTS coal office, 1T East Main
street, with American Express Com
pany.
Get acquainted with "wear-Ever
aluminium ware Special sale now on.
See Schmidt. the kitchen outfitter.
To Rent--Upper fiat, strictly modern.
close in, on paved street. Phone 1877.
| three rings, or call t04 North Fourth
| street.
g. F. Thayer, business manager Of
the Times Republican. left for Hamp-
ton and Mason City on business this
morning
| When you sell pianos at less than
cost they go fast. II you want one
you'll have to hurry. Eadie Music
Company's closing out sale.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the State
Street United Evangelical church will
meet with Mrs. George Pepper, 412
North First avenue, Thursday after
noon.
The Harmony Aid Society will be en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs
w. E. Nicholson and Mrs. Fred Ahrens
at the Nicholson home, 400 North Sec
cnd avenue.
| l have bought the grocery store OF
j. r. Frederick, located at the soldiers
home gate, and will give all the old
patrons the best of service. and hope to
sec many new patrons. w. D. Miner.
James F. Zug, who has been in Chi
cago for few days on business. ar
rived here this morning and went to
Boone later in the forenoon. where he
Is soon to engage in the retail bust
ness
No meeting Of the Entire Nous Club
was held Tuesday afternoon on account
of the funeral of Charles Drum. The
meeting was held today instead at the
home OF Mrs. T. I. WATSON. The regu-
lar study was continued.
You'll have to hurry if you get a
piano at less than cost First day
opened with a rush-sold six. Second
day Of sale sold seven. Won't last Ions
at this rate. Eadie Music Company's
closing out sale.
/ Misses Mamie, Stella and Nettie
Lamb and Grace Topf were hostesses
tuesday evening at the Lamb home.
2O1 South Fourth street. to the mem
hers OF the Young Ladies' Sodality of
st. MarN's church at Juvenile" val
ent1ne party. the guests going arrayed
as children. Valentine decorations
were used, and a dainty chatting dish
lunch in two courses was served by
the hostesses Various games fur
nished entertainment for the guests.
The bursting Of water pipe In c.
Deuelrs news depot this morning
caused damage Of about $50 before the
water could be shut off. Plumbers
who were called at once were unable
to locate the CUTOFF. and the city water
department had no record Of where the
! cutoff was situated. When City Ell
gineer Steiner finishes the maps Of the
water department, on which he Is
| working. complete record Of services
will be available.
|
Master Maitland Place, who has the
distinction Of being the first Caliso.
phfan Club baby, celebrated his Stf
birthday anniversary Tuesday after
noon. by entertaining the members OF
the club at the w. E. Place home al
a valentine party. The house was
decorated with hearts and ported
plants. and Master Maitland had made
each Of the members a valentine, which
were given as favors. After a brief
business session Of the club, the after
noon was enjoyed socially, and Mrs.
Place, assisted by the little host. served
a three-course lunch. AS much Of the
menu as possible was in the heart
| shape.
The members Of the o. E. s. Circle
the Masonic parlors Tuesday afternoon
by Mesdames A. NJ. Treat. Walter
Soules. and Ed Barlow The parlors
| lean Beauty roses and festoons Of red
hearts. to carry out the valentine idea.
A delightful program had been ar
ranged by the hostesses. which included
a spelling match readings. and a con-
SCOS u Wiling IlSIudl S0iChlAhO
| rhymes. After this delicious three
course lunch was served In the dining
room. Forty members were present.
together with Mesdames Fish, Swing
ley, Bass, Hahn, Tisdale. Graham Ma
son. Everist. and Mclaughlin, guests
Of the circle.
DR.. and Mrs. w. F. David, who have
been spending the past ten weeks in
California. have returned home. DR..
and Mrs. David went especially to visit
with their daughter Leila. who is
teaching In the Castilleja School for
Girls, at Palo Alto during the Christ
mas vacation. She accompanied them
during their trip to Los Angeles and
other places in south California. DR..
David says that the loss to orange
growers during the recent freezes will
be severe, and that the ground In the