Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-10
Eastman kodaks. Bowen's Studio.
Dr. Burkart. osteopRtn. Il w. Main.


Lest-Pair Of eye glasses. Finder
return to this office.
For milk bottles, quarts pints hall
pints. phone Schmidt's Hardware.
Skegg viii be found at 1s3 East
Main street with n new stock of spring
wall MISREPRESENTATION
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War Bonnet Roundup" taken at
Idaho Fails. Three reels of real vest
ern pictures, tonight Lyric.
The little tots at the May party in
Forney's hall, May 10. Will show you
how to dance the two-step circle.
W. r. c. ladies will give a penny So
cial at the east court room Monday
night. Every body welcome. Lots Of
fun.-Advertisement..
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Sanders, of Min
neapolis, former residents of this city.
ure parents of five and ne-half
pound daughter, born May s.
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Smith Of Des
,Moines are parents of a son. bern May
s. Mrs. Smith was formerly Miss Susie
Laughiin. of this city.
ouI SiduudIu spray pump, uil bTdSS,
no valve to wear out, have satisfied our
customers better tnan all others. $3.50.
with spray and whitewash noZzle
Schmidt's Hardware.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. McGrath, 2o7
West Linn street. are parents OF
daughter. weighing nine and one quar-
ter pounds, born at St Thomas nospi-
tai at o'clock this morning.
Do not fail to see Hill, Cherry &
Hill. the clever bicycle riders and COM
edians at the Orpheum. Last appear
ance in this city tonight. You will miss
a real treat if YOU fail to see them
Miss Fannie Flower went to Ames
Wednesday to tatend week end
house party given by the Colorado fra
ternity members. Miss Flower will go
to Des Moines before returning home.
The ladies of the Presbyterian aid
society were entertained Friday after
noon at the church, by Mesdames ~ u.
Meeker NJ. ID. f<lise, and l.. Bash. Aft
err the business routine the time was
spent socially and refreshments We're
served by the nostesses.
Mrs. George Olney and son, George,
Jr., OF COvina, Cal, arrived in the city
Friday evening and will spend few
days at the home of their aunts, Miss
es Minnie and Fannie Russell, before
going TO Liscomb where they will
spend the summer with Mrs. Olney's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Pardon Head.
Members of the Ladies Aid Society
Of Central Church of Christ were en-
tertained at the church Friday after
noon by Mesdames F. NJ. Mitchell, J.
a. Pegg. and A. Thornton. Sewing on
carpet rags and aprons occupied the
afternoon hours after the business
routine. During the social hour re-
freshments were served by the hos
tesses.
Claude Cramer, 400 South Sixth
street who was thought to have the
smallpox and whose home was quar-
antined Friday. was removed to the
detention hospital Friday evening. Roy
Butler. the son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. y.
Butler. 209 North First street, who has
the smallpox. was, also taken to the
hospital Friday evening. The home
was quarantined.
Members of the Excelsior Aid So
noon by Mrs. William Clemens and
Mrs. Hannah Ackley at the Clemens
home. 702 East Main street. Fifty
members attended,. and pleasant af-
ternoon was spent piecing quilt blocks.
A two-course lunch was served by the
hostesses, who were assisted by Mrs.
S. r. Johnson and Mrs. S. ]. Tinker.
Mrs Edward Cooper. Of Twin Falls.
Idaho, arrived in the city Friday night
and will visit for month at the homes
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. l.
Jones' 504 North Center street, and sis
ter, Mrs. II. l.. Carey, 81 West Boone
street. Mrs. Cooper will also visit
relatives and friends in Marshall and
Grundy counties. Mrs. Cooper was
formerly Miss Maude Jones, of this
city.
A joint meeting of the Baptist Lad
les Aid Society and the Women's Mis-
sion Circle was held Friday at the
son. w. o. Butler and Walter I. Soules
served by the hostesses. Mrs James
MCGEE. who had charge of the mis-
sion program, gave u splendid paper
was the subject for the day. A short
business session Of the aid followed.
after which a social hour was enjoyed.
Short funeral services were held for
Mrs. T. F. Ball, whose body was
brought here from Des Moines, at the
home Of Mrs. Mary B. Nichols, 10
North Fourth street, this morning at 10
O'Clock. Rev. c. II. Morris conducted
the service. and the burial was at the
Marietta cemetery. The pail bearers
were, her two sons, Walter Ball and
Theodore Ball. Merrill Minson, Oscar
Wynkoop. w. E. Tomlinson. and Her
bert Nichols. Those from out Of town
who came to attend the funeral were
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Minson. Miss Ber-
nice Williams. and Theodore Ball of
Des Moines. Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Wynn
koop of Norwalk. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Bail, Sac City. Mr.. and Mrs. Give Kirk
George Kirk and Charles Kerns, of Mo-
line, III. Mrs. F. G. Demorest of AL
bion, Mich: Mrs. Gayland Whealen, OF
Storm Lake; and Herbert Nichols Of
Minerva