Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-14

You do is pour in the hot water. stir
and drink one of the most delicious Of
coffees; So cents a can. McCord &
Wing
Nothing is nicer as relish than
cottage cheese. To be the best it must
, be fresh. The Waukesha brand is sup
piled to but two people in Marshall
! town. You can get il from Cuiley, or
Pepper.
Miss Fannie Lennox who has just
completed her sophomore year at
| Northwestern University. Evanston, H..
is home to spend the summer vacation
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. David
Lenno1.
The regular study meeting Of the
Baptist Hill Bible Glass was held Tues
aay afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
William Jennings, sos West Boone
street. Mrs Ella Gaddis. Of West Lib
erty. ILL.,. was guest of the class.
The regular meeting OF the Wtte-
nagemote Club was enjoyed Thursday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Ander-
son. on North Second avenue. and the
club reading was continued. The host
ess served a light lunch during the
social hour which followed.
Word received in this city Is that Mr..
and Mrs F. ". Roe, of Brooklyn n.
Y, sail On the Olympic Saturday for
Europe, where they viii remain until
Sept ! touring the continent Mrs.
Poe is well known here where she
| formerly lived when she was Miss Lo-
raire Meeker.
! An all-day sew of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Methodist church was
/ held at the church Thursday. Each
! lady took her own lunch for the noon
repast. and the hostesses for the af-
ternoon. who served light refreshments
after the work was put aside. were
Mesdames s Newland. J. A. Ewing.
William Long. L. H. Thompson, w F.
Wilcox, and NJ. E. Melvin About forty
were present az the meeting.
| The plot Of ground secured for a
| public play ground, at the corner OF
Third avenue and Boone street. was
! bowed Wednesday and will be put in
shape at once for the children of the
+; neishbarhood Swings, teeters and IN
| indoor baseball diamond will be made
and the latter will be used by men as
we'll as me boys for monday or eve
ming Dastin7e. The playground will be
ready for use in ten days or two weeks.
! The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Ger
man Evangelical church was enter
itained Thurday afternoon by Mrs. Peter
Mayer. 311 West State street. There
was an attendance Of forty-two. and
1.-THE time was spent in sewing carpet
rags. and quilting. The hostess was
assisted in serving by her daughter,
Esther. Miss Louise Bowman. Wanda
Bowman. and Edna May Wtttel. Guests
Of the aid were Mrs. Harry Norris, Mrs.
Mary Bowman. Mrs. F. S. Wild, Mrs.
Fink. and Miss Louise Bowman.
GLADYS Bach, the 5-year-old daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bach, 1o7
South Sixth street, had a narrow es-
cape from serious injury or possibly
death Thursday. when she was kicked
by the family driving horse. The girl
was helping watering the horses at the
rear Of the house and had stepped be-
hind one of the animals. The horse has
always been considered gentle and
this was the first time 1t had been
known to kick. The forehead was quite
badly lacerated and a cash was cut
beneath one Of the eyes. The attend
ing physician said this morning that
the injuries would not prove serious.
Ex- Senator Joseph Wallace, Of Ell
dora, accompanied by Mrs. Wallace
land son Bruce, was in the city Thurs
day, leaving in the afternono for Chi
cago, where they will remain for short
time before going either to Montreal or
New York, preparatory to sailing Tor
Europe to spend the summer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace and son have been on a
trip thru the Dakotas where the
Messrs. Wallace have been looking at
ter business matters. Aside from
making their European trip one OF
pleasure the Messrs. Wallace. in tour
ing the continent, will study farming
and livestock conditions
! The 8. C. I. Club OF Taylor township
was entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. L. NJ. Kinsey. 1t being federation
day. reading from the federation year
) book was conducted by several Of the
members, and short program was en-
toyed, in which Mrs b. o. Tankersley
Of this city, gave two readings, and
Misses Ruth Wetherbee and Mabel Par
sons played piano solos. A social time
followed, and the hostess served lupch
; Guests OF the club were Miss FerguBon
; Miss Alice Lewis. and Mrs. Kenneth
. Arney. AS usual, the club Will con-
tinue to meet during the summer
months the same as during the re-
mainder Of the year. and It IL expected
. that the new calendars viii neg ! aatss
: by the time Of the next meetings