Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-19

brary auditorium, Saturday night.
For. clsanins, pressing. repairing or
dysins try The Only Way. phone -.
stereoptioon views Of Holy Land, IL
brary auditorium. Saturday night.
a.ors. \. Norris. DIRE, lishtnins. ana
SCOTS coal office.. III East Main
street. with American Express Conn
| pany.
| Public supper at Y. ". c. A. Satur-
| day evening. Chicken pie 80 cents
| roast beef % cents.
Phone $50 and let us demonstrate
II ehSweeper Vac vacuum cleaner. the
kind your neighbor has.
Attend the automobile opening and
| manufacturers display at the Marshall
Auto Company's salesroom, April IL
! and 20 ~
manufacturers display at the Marshall
Auto Cornpanys salesroom. April ~
and 20.
Mrs. A. H. MCBRIDE expects TO leave
Saturday for Burlington for an in
| definite visit with her friend, Mrs. NJ.
A.. Morehouse.
! Mr.. ]. ". Hook. Of the c. A. Dun
ham Company, left Thursday evening
| for ST. Louis, Louisville, and Cleve-
| land for a stay of a few, days on. bus
! mess.
! Mrs. Leroy Fetters. who lives south
Of the city, underwent an operation for
pelvic abscess at St. Thomas hospital
Thursday afternoon. Her condition to-
| day was good. U.
Drs. E. c. Lynn. dentist and A. r.
Lynn, physician and surgeon. have
moved to the offices formerly occupied
| by Drs. Collision and Lierle, in the
! fremont block.
Mrs. Harry Andrews. 4o5 South
Fourth street. who Is at St. Thomas
hospital, where she passed thru a Sc
we're abdominal operation a few days
ago. is improving nicely. y.
| An all-day sew of the Ladies' Aid
Society Of Central Church Of Christ
was held at the church Thursday att
ernoon. Each lady took her own lunch,
and the entire time was taken up with
sewing.
The State Street, United Evangelical
| Ladies' Aid Society was entertained
/ Thursday afternoon by Mrs. e. l. VIII
! liams. S04 East State street. The hos
tess was assisted in the serving by
Mrs. ]. c. Williams and Miss Florence
| Lee.
Mrs. Robert Jones. East South
street, is making a very satisfa Glory
H~11~ hap
appendicitis at St. Thomas hospital
few days ago. Mrs. Jones is a daush-
ter of n. g. Phelps. who moved here
recently from State Center.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Ger
man United Evangelical church was
entertained at the CHURCH Thursday at
ternoon by Mrs. Joseph Breanig. The
afternoon was enjoyed In the usual
way. with the hostess serving lunch
during the social hour which followed
the routine business.
Better than ever" is the phrase
| symbolic Of the AL. 6. Field Greater
Minstrels, that supreme aggregation OF
| mirth producers who have surpassed
the most elaborate Of the veteran min
st-els earlier productions. This splen-
| did aggregation Of gloom -dispellerS
will play at the Odeon Monday even
ing.
The Girl and the Tramp" four
&C, comedy, will be seen At tho Odeon
| Sunday evening. The play was writ
! ten by Carlos Inskeep and Is an ad-
mirable vehicle for him. Miss Gardner.
his clever young souhret, and Pat J.
Kane. a tramp comedian whose work
is much on the order Of that Of Nat
Wills.
The Mayfower Embroidery Club was
entertained at its regular social meet
ing Thursday afternoon by Mrs. e. B.
Pardee, corner OF Market street and
Second avenue. The afternoon was en-
joyed socially and with eraphophone
music, and the hostess served two
course lunch. assisted by Mrs. P.
wikle. Mrs. Wikle was a guest Of the
club.
Misses Louise and Mabel Miller ar
rived home Thursday evening from
Rochester. \. T.. where they have been
for a two weeks visit with their sis
ter, Miss Mary Miller. Mrs. Miller ac-
companied her daughters to Rochester
and remained with Miss Miller Tho
Misses Louise and Mabel will return
to Rochester within the next few
weeks. and the family will go to For
est Lawn. a pleasure resort on Lake
Ontario. for the summer. '.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
vas entertained at the church Thurs,
day afternoon by Mesdames W. J.
vanDerveer Rose Swick, George Kline.
and Elizabeth Rewey, and Miss Alice
Patterson. An informal program was
enjoyed at the close Of the businesR
session. and question box conducted
by the president, Mrs. John Bristol.
proved OF interest. Two piano solos by
Mrs. F.. G.. Stewart. were enjoyed The
hostesses served refreshments.
Change Of Location.
Dr. Kellogg has removed his deN:ai
office from over Mcbride 4 Wili's. -