Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-18

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Dance tonight. new Forney hall
Jones' orchestra. M
Eye. ear. nose and throat specialist:
glasses itted. DR.. +. p. Lierls.
l.. b. Bigelow. Of Grundy Center,
spent Sunday in the city With friends.
George r. Norris. fire. lightning and
tornado inaurance. Over IS West Main.
Yourp photo on postals or panels
only Is cents per dozen. Bowens Stu
do. @tE
All this week-Napoleon -four. $1.19
per sack. fully guaranteed: Phone 9.
Sanitary grocery
r. e. Dawkins went to Grinnell Sat
urday evening for short visit with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Gertrude Pennington, Of Ell
dora, arrived In the city Saturday ev-
ening for a short visit with friends.
Misses Statia and Helen Dunn were
in the city today on their way home
from two weeks visit with friends at
Eldora. .tF
Royal Arch Masons. stated convo-
cation Of Signet Chapter No. 80. r. A.
NJ. this evening. s O'Clock. A. ID.
Meeker, E. H. p.
Hughitt lamar, OF Sioux City, ar
sived in the city Saturday and will
spend several days at the home Of his
mother. Mrs. Nellie W. lamar.
Herman Halverson and Harry Hen
derson reached home Friday from
Omaha. where they have spent the past
week visiting the formers sister, Mrs.
J.P. Daley.
A. c. Hansen. who has been visiting
his brother v. N. Hansen for ten days,
left Saturday evening for Seattle,
Wash. where he will assume charge of
the northwest branch Of the V-Ray
Company. 2
Miss Martha Beeson, Of Minneap Ills.
arrived in the city Friday evening 20
visit at the home Of her father. w. r..
Beeson. DIR. o. L. Beeson Of Beatrice,
a son Of w. 3. Beeson. arrived in the
city today to visit at his fathers
home.
Miss Ruth, Morton. OF Ida Grove. who
has been employed in the Henry Sun
rooming place, 402 South Center street.
to train Sunday evening and taken
to her home. Her mother came after
her. Miss Morton. is suffering with APP
pendicitis and she was taken home 10
be prepared for an operation.
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A gas stove means: First, cleanli-
! ness; second. anickness. third. even
heat. We could go on and give dozens
of reasons why you should cook with
| gas. We have a special demonstrators
| with US this week. Why not drop In
and let us show you a gas sto"a in
operation, and tell you how much it
| will cost installed in your home? Como
| tomorrow. Iowa Railway and Light
Company.
Sixteen friends were pleasantly en-
tertained Saturday evening at the
| home OF Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Bingaman.
207 West Church street The affair
was given complimentary to Mrs. E. G..
Kriz. Of Cedar Rapids. Five hundred
was enjoyed during the evening, the
game being played on the proch which
twas decorated with flowers. Mrs.
Bingaman served refreshments at the
close Of the game.
Chaplain Cole is slowly sinking. n
was thought Sunday night that he was
dying. and his death would not be a
surprise at any timer Only his really
remarkable strength and iron consti-
tuition has made It possible for him
to last as long as he has. He Is suffer-
ing great deal OF pain. and opiates
are being used to deaden 1t. Willis
Cole, Of Hammond. Ind, son. was
summoned by telegraph today.
Complimentary to her daughter. Mrs.
Arthur F. Beifeld, of Chicago. Mrs. l..
C. Abbott. South Fifth avenue, enter
tanned twenty-four guests Saturday
afternoon. between 8 and 5 o'clock.
The time was pleasantly spent in ar
informal social way and with sewing.
Mrs. Beifeld. accompanied by Miss
Emily Perkins. gave several pleasing
| vocal numbers. During the afternoon
the hostess served frappe and was
later assisted by Mrs. A. G. Click and
Mrs. Nellie lamar in serving refresh
ments. Mrs. Beifeld returned to Chi
cacO Saturday night