Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-20
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See the hand wrought tewelry and
leather now on exhibit 1t the Marshall
town School of Fine Arts.
The Presbyterian ladies will have a
social on the church lawn Friday eve-
ming. Ice cream and cake 10 cents.
Miss Pearl 2. Deuel. left for Mime
apolis this morning to visit her aunt
Mrs. Birdie McCauley. for week OF
ten days.
There will be ball game at the fair
grounds Saturday afternoon at 3
o'clock between the Congregational
Sunday school and Green Mountain
Admission Is CENTS.
Officer and Mrs. Charles Hurd went
to Clear Lake Wednesday night to
spend vacation of week or ten
days. Officer Charles Delahoyde has
been transferred to the depot district
beat temporarily.
"He must be kept busy" our expert
repair man, and any owner of disc
machine ANY make" can bring same
to us and have 1t oiled and put in or
der absolutely free of charge, Of course
extra parts we charge you cost price
on. This offer is for a limited time
only. so take advantage OF it at once.
F. O. Evans Piano Company, 121 East
Main. Phone 1921.
]. G. Brown, of this city and Daytona.
Fla, who has been in Daytona for al
most two years, reached the city We'd
nesday evening from Chicago. where
he spent few days at the convention.
Mr.. Brown will remain here until fall,
when he and Mrs. Brown will go back
to Daytona for the winter. Mrs. Brown
and her mother. Mrs. Margaret Rod
gers, are in Grove City. Pa. visiting
relatives. They will reach here in a
few weeks, and later Mrs. Rodgers will
go to Monrovia, Cal, her home.
The Sunday school class of young
men and women of the Methodist
church, taught by Frank Gillette, went
to the Miller shack, northeast of the
city, Wednesday evening for picnic.
Forty-three were in the party and aft
er supper had been served the young
people played games. While playing
one Of these, drop the handkerchief,
Earle Nyce. who was running around
the circle, collided head on with Lewis
E. Coryell, cutting. long cash in
Nyce's forehead but nos seriously in
juring him. n
mplimentary to her sister. Mrs. b..
&c. Smith. whose marriage was an
nounced recently, Miss Iona Logsdon.
113 North Second street. entertained
fifteen young women Of the Marshall
Telephone Company's exchange force
at her home Wednesday evening. The
affair was in the nature Of surprise
upon Mrs. Smith. and was a novelty
shower. The guests brought many pref
ty gifts for the bride, and the evening
was spent pleasantly with music and
games. In writing contest, in which
the guests were instructed to write
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Smith," Mrs. Ida
Fosnacht won the prize, writing the
names the greatest number of times III
five. minutes. Miss May Crane won the
honors in a guessing contest. During
the evening the hostess served a dainty
two-course lunch. Aside from the guest
Of honor the young women present
were Mesdames Ida Fosnacht. Myrtle
Talbot. and Carrie Kirkpatrick; Misses.
Mabel Clemons,.. Bertha Best, Edna,
Leibrum, Dorothy Lantz. Hattie Rob.
erts. Donna Swift, May Crane. FAY
Shannon, Mabel Brown Lillian Bur-
rOughs. Helen Peterson, and s1iazel
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