Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-26

~. AAerIe. eye, ear. nose ana thNoAt
fremont block. Glasses fitted.
Imported prunelles. they make the
richest of sauce. Culley has them.
For sale-Refrigerator, range. car
pet, pictures and furniture; los North
First street.
See the Campbells at Isis tonight.
The big headline act of Sullivan-Con-
sidine circuit.
DR.. Ralph Keyser has moved from
the Hopkins block to over Mcbride 4
Wills drug store.
DR.. F. ]. Neiman, Office and veter-
mary hospital. 107 and 100 East State
street. Office phone 404. residence 372.
The home and education department
Of the Womans Club will meet with
Mrs. George w. Darling Wednesday af-
ternoon at $780,
If we'll taken family group picture
is source Of pleasure to you and
your friends. Walters can make it.
Over Mayors drug store.
The w. R. c. Aid will meet with Mrs
Joseph Kleespie and Mrs. r. ]. Roder
mel lat the Kleespie home. 1907 West
Main street, Wednesday afternoon.
Emil Seleine spent the day in Cedar
Rapids in attendance at a meeting Of
the state officers of the Catholic Order
of Foresters. Mr.. Seleine is one Of the
trustees Of the order
Invitations have been issued to the
members of Central Chapter. No. 81, o.
E. S., and their families for a hard
times party to be enjoyed Wednesday
evening at the Masonic hall.
Don't forget the Illustrated lecture
on the Passion Play" at st. Mary's
school auditorium Thursday evening,
March %, at o'clock Admission 20.
cents. Children 10 cents.
If you are ready to have your paper
ing done. see Everist right away and
get your time to do it. Everist will do
the work the day that he says he will
He has papers at all prices.
Never before have we had such
large and varied stock Of inlaid. wood
and mating pattern linoleums at an
extremely low price as this spring. A
call will convince you. Marion Gard.
Mrs. ]. H. Waters went to- Des
Moines today to be with Mrs. Arnold
Kennedy. formerly of this city, while
the latter undergoes an operation for
appendicitis. Mrs Kennedy was form
erly Miss Ida Flynn, of this city.
Mrs. Lizzie struble. Of Lemars.
mother Of Miss Helen Struble, instruc-
tor Of German in the high school, left
for her home Monday evening after
brief visit with her daughter. Mrs.
Struble has been spending the winter
in Washington, D. C.
w. L. Hollenbeck. retired farmer of
this city, who formerly lived at Coon
Rapids, has purchased most of the
CasWell property on South Sixth street.
including the former home of the late
Judge Obed Caswell, and also part Of
the property at the corner Of Sixth and
Nevada streets, owned by the Caswell
estate. Possession is to be given
April 1.
T. p. Low. Of Green Mountain ar
rived home Monday from a two months
stay in the west. He visited thruout
California, attended the Iowa picnic
there, at Pasadena, and other southern
SoAAOA AAo POlAlS. ne dlSO "cuS " oiu
Mexico, and at Palo Alto, Cal, visited
his daughter Mildred. who is taking
nurses training in hospital there In
returning home Mr.. Lows train entered
a severe snow storm at The Needles,
way to Kansas City, the train not
getting out of the path during the en-
tire distance
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A most pleasant social affair was
held at the Friends church, Monday
evening, the ladies of the church en-
tertaining the other members and con-
gregation at delicious free supper.
served at Z o'clock. The affair was
especially for the new members OF the
church. but the pastor himself and wife
received surprise, when, at the close
Of the evening. they were made the
recipients Of liberal donation shower,
the gifts being of a miscellaneous ma
ture. After the supper a program was
enjoyed consisting of recitations.
songs, and spelling contest. A crowd
of a hundred or more participated in
the affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Michaels, 400
North Fourth street, are making prep
arations to move about the middle OF
April to Aurora, ILL.,, where Mr.. Mich
aels will become superintendent of the
stove manufacturing plant Of Rath-
bone, Sard & Co. Mr.. Michaels has
been here eighteen months, employed
as superintendent Of the factory of the
Lennox Furnace Company. H. H. Nc
Dowell, who has been superintendent
of the foundry department of the fur
mace works, will hereafter have SUI
pervision Of the factory in addition to
the foundry. The Gruwel property, |
which Mr.. and Mrs. Michaels will va
cate soon, has already been rented by |
DIR. George NJ. johnson. 40S North
Fourth street, who has been anxious
for some time to secure larger house |
and still remain in the same neighbor- |
hood.
In honor of the approaching mar |
riage of Miss Mabel Crabtree to Mr.. |
Phillip Bird, of Iowa City, which il to
take place In the near future. the |
other members Of the Benedict & |
Brintnall store force joined in a sur
prise on Miss Crabtree Monday eve-
ming at the F. r. Benedict. home. 907 |
West Main street A pleasant evening !
was enjOyed and the recalling Of n ma |