Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-29

B. F. Nichols, -fl4h North Center
street In the Langsellow program ar
ranged for the day Mrs F. e. Northup
gave the Death OF Minnehaha," Mrs,
A. p. Arends, 1.-THE White Mans Foot"
Mrs. d. T.. Waters. departure" and
Mrs. Walter clifford. Napoleon" the
latter from Emerson's Representative
Men," The attendance was good.
The regular. meeting II the woman's
Foreign Missionary Society OF the
Methodist church VIII be held mt the
church Friday afternoon at 2:ao o'clock
instead OF at the home Of Mrs. p. r..
Arney, as previously announced. Mrs.
Ella McKim will be the leader.
The Congregational Missionary Soci-
ETY. will be entertained Friday after
noon by Mrs. George M. johnson and
Mrs. ]. A. Sweimler at the home OF the
former, 40S North Fourth street. The
study subject will be 1.-THE Mormons."
and the leaders will be Mrs. f. 8.
Hynds and Mrs. T. c.. Cartwright.
Mrs. John spangenberg and Mrs.
Will Edgar were hostesses Wednesday
afternoon at the Spangenberg home.
21s North Third avenue. to the w. K.
c. Aid Society. Thirty members were
in attendance at the meeting, and the
afternoon was spent as usual. The
(hostesses were assisted IN the serving
by Mrs. Clarence iffenbacher and Mrs.
Will Gelvin. who were guests OF the
society. Other guests. were Mrs. Keen
and Mrs. Martha Barnhill.
Mrs. NJ. Matsen, 5O4 North First
street. who leaves for California Fri
day night, was given a farewell lunch
con at the home of Mrs. f. G. Huber
Wednesday. The Court OF Honor Cir
Gle and other friends, twenty-three in
all. who were guests, presented her
with a beautiful souvenir spoon. The
rooms were decorated with cut flowers.
In the Afternoon the ladies were enter
tanned with a Victrola concert. Mrs.
Frank Jerome and Mrs. A. r. Lyman
| assisted in serving.
The members of THE. Archers' were
entertained Wednesday afternoon at
their regular meeting by Mrs. John v.
Bass, 1O7 South Second street. The
afternoon was enjoyed in the usual
way, and the hostess served q delicious
two.course lunch, assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Daisy Dilley. Wednesday
w. B. Hankins, a member Of the organ
ization, was presented by the society
with a beautiful set of linen napkins.
The attendance included two guests,
Mrs. Paul Nichols and Mrs. Frank
Marcy.
The Trussed Concrete Steel Com
pany. of Detroit, has filed suit for 81
600 against the A. E. Shorthill Com
pany in the district court. The claim
Is alleged to be based on four promis-
sorry notes c. r. Speers, president OF
the Shorthill company, said today that
he would file counter claim for the
Detroit company canceling It's contract
and for commissions on sales made in
the shorthill company's territory, since
Dawson. a former Shorthill employe.
left the service of the company and
has since been selling the PLAINTIFF
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