Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-19

Prices 81 and $l.5O. Painters clothing
store.
About half the boys of Marshalltown
are using a Teddy coaster wagon. The
other half wants one. They certainly
stand the use and abuse. Schmidts
Hardware.
Everything in nickel ware, including
serving trays, p~ercolators, coffee urns.
baking dishes, chatting dishes, etc. All
of the very finest quality. Schmidt's
Hardware.
A new series of the; Royal High
lander dancing parties will commence
Monday evening, Dec. % in Red MEMS
hall. Admission so cents, per couple.
Committee. , u
Hundreds Of .Marshalltown people are
using the Ideal electric sad iron. We
are going. to continue our special price
Of 1915 each until after the holidays.
schmidt,si Hardware. l
The sheraton design IN Community
Silver Is really beautiful and is guar
anteed for fifty years service. We Of
fer a full assortment for your inspect
ton. Schmidt's Hardware.
We carry all the we'll known makes
of safety razors at prices ranging from
l $500 to $500, including the Keen Kut-
ter, Enders.. Gem Junior, gillette and
Auto Strop. Schmidt's HARDWARE. '
Every man and boy admires good
tools. We are showing a very extern
sive line Of Keen kutter tool chests this
season. Prices ranging from $500 to
$500. Smaller chests at less prices.
Schmidt's Hardware.
Arthur Hellberg, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hellberg. who has been at
Koshkonong. No., in charge of the He'll
berg fruit ranch since last spring.
reached home Thursday II will re-
main until next spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Clemens and FAM
lily left this afternoon for F%airhope.
Ala, where they expect to remain for
the rest of the winter. They will stop
in ST. Louis on their way south for a
short visit with relatives.
Miss Marguerite Hopkins arrived in
the city this afternoon from Carroll,
where she is a student at ST. Angeles
Academy, to spend the two weeks
Christmas vacation with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hopkins.
SHerlII fusn MaXWeu anu Sieih u
Courts G. A. T%oppings. of Plymouth
equity, visited in the, city today. They
returned this morning from Anamosa,
where they have been. with prisoners
committed from Plymouth county.
The w. w. Kimball Company, Of
Chicago, has filed suit in the district
| court against j. d.. Lynch and wife, OF
this city, to foreclose under a chattel
mortgage on a piano for S2g2.20. n
| balance of Stills is claimed to be due.
The funeral Of Mrs. Emmet ]. Pack
err was very largely attended at the
Methodist church at Albion Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Mr.. Luce
conducted the service. and also a pray
er service at the home att o'clock. A
quartet, composed Of Frank Dennis.
| Mrs. Arthur Reidel and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Arney sang Many flowers were
sent by neighbors and friends, and a
piece from Lodge No. 313, I. o. o.. F.,
of Albion. Burial was in the Albion
cemetery. The pall-bearers were Ker-
sey Packer, Frank, Robert. William,
Charles, and Ivan Cripps. The flower
bearers were Misses Rose Scheduling.
Marie Painter, Haze Cowgirl, Grace
Larson.
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One of the most delightful smaller
social affairs of the season was given
Thursday afternoon at the II. j. Howe
home, 6 South Fifth avenue, when Mrs.
Howe and Mrs. G. F. Kirby entertained
in honor Of Miss Mabel r. Woodbury..
who will become the4bride OF DR.. Franz
Sigismund Won Wildner, Of Rochester.
Mimi, on the morning. OF Dec. 81. The
guest list included thirty friends of
Miss Woodbury., n the affair was a
novelty, shower. A novel feature Of the
afternoon was a bridal procession
Miss Woodbury. was led to the dining
room, escorted by Mrs. Kirby, and pre-
coded by Mrs. John p. Woodbury. and
Mrs. Leonard Carney, and Misses Jo-
sephine Gabelman and Mabel French.
Miss Emily Perkins, at the piano,
played the wedding march from
|"Lohengrin." In the center OF the 4
ing table was a Christmas tree dec
grated with red and green hearts, o.
leaf %clovers, and horse shoes. From
the tree were hung the gifts, which
proved very useful and beautiful. Dur
Ing the afternoon the guest wrote
menus for the different days Of the
years. and these were read by Miss
Woodbury.. At S o'clock dainty re-
freshments were served. Mrs. c. H.
,Seager. OF San Antonio. was an out
of-town guest.