Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-08

run the chances of getting good bread
when you are assured of the best when
You buy green label buttermilk bread
Shrubs cafe.
The office of the Marshall Light
East Main street, will be open both
Saturday and Monday evenings until
9 O'Clock. No discount after March IL
.Messrs jeffrey Pierce and Clarence
Hicks. farmers Of near Geneva who
have been to Chicago with stock, stop
ped in this city for a short time Thurs
day with DR.. c. H. Tidd, while on their
way TO their home.
Mr. Nose Lacey. OF Marietta town
ship, was in the city Wednesday. &C
companied by his daughters. Mrs. John
Rohan and Miss Marian Lacey. Mrs.
Rohan. who has teen visiting at her
fathers home since the week before
Christmas, remained in the city over
night and left Thursday for her
home at Rapid City. S. D.. where she
and her husband have resided since
their marriage about two years ago.
James w Mont gomery has filed suit
in the district court against Jarus
Mont somery. making application for
the appointment Of an administrator
for the estate of the late Joseph w.
Montgomery. The defendant is an heir
TO the estate of the late Joseph NJ
Montgomery and his portion Of the
estate, which has been settled has been
held for him He has not appeared
for his interest ard an administrator
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Edward s. EStel. a Marshalltown
young man who Is living in Waterloo,
and who is an assistant in the state
dairy department.. was in the city for
a short time Thursday. Mr.. Estel
has been member Of the party that
has been touring northern Iowa in the
dairy special during the last two
weeks. Mr.. Estel has just complet ed
arrangements for a train over the L.
l!nois Central. which is to leave Du-
buque the first Of next week. He went
to Waterloo this forenoon.
Mrs. Watson Males, 697 North Third
street, was hostess TO eighteen guests
AT her home "Wednesday afternoon in
honor Of her daughter. Mrs. Roy Web
ster. The affair was complimentary TO
Mrs. Websters birthday anniversary
and was a surprise. The afternoon WAS
enjoyed with games. In contest of
birthday poetry Mrs. Hugh Spencer
was awarded the prize. and in a
conundrum guessing contest the hon
ors fell to Mrs. r. c. Jones. Little May
Jones recited for the guests. Mrs
Webster received many pretty gifts
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noon Mrs Males served lunch, assisted
by Mrs. Webster.
An oyster supper, which proved a
very delightful occasion. was enjoyed
Wednesday evening at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. James H, Brown. living three
miles southwest of town. The sup
per was prepared by the members of
the United Evangelical denomination
who hold church in the Center school
house, and the proceeds go toward the
church fund Many of the neighbors
We're present, also large crowd Of
young people from the south side
Evangelical church. Of this city. the
latter making the trip in two bobsleds.
Nearly hundred in all were present.
but the Browns had made ample pro-
visions in their spacious home. and a
very pleasant evening was enjoyed.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Meth
odist church was entertained at the
church Thursday afternoon by Mrs. W.
B. Wildman, assisted by Mesdames
Lee Atkinson. E. w. Harmon. B. f.
Riley. Clara Loder, and George Will
grod. There was an attendance of
seventyeig and an unusually pleas
ant meeting was enjoyed. After the
routine business session and sewing
program was given, consisting Of
two vocal numbers by Mrs. w. F.
Glass, accompanied by Mrs. w. S. De-
vine. and a select reading by Mrs. F.
S. Wing. While the hostesses were
serving refreshments. music was en-
joyed. Donald Stansberry and Harold
Hold yes playing their mandolins. and
Marie Hodges acting as accompanist
on the piano.