Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-15

DR.. BurkArt. osteopath. II ". s16in.
Misses Blanche and Nellie Kuhns 80
to Baxter this evening to remain over
Sunday.
ALL chdldren's coats in three lots $1.sS.
$3.19 and $3.50. Some OF these sold
az high as $3.50 Whitehead's.
FLORIDA sweet oranges New York
grapes tokays. Malagas, Florida pine
apples and grape fruit. Culleys'.
Mrs. ]. M. Carmean left for Genoa.
ILL.,. this afternoon to visit for ten days
with her sister, Mrs d. c. Morehousc.
Club House brand prepared buck
wheat flour is blended just right and
ready to use. Try a 10 cent package.
Culleys'.
A genuine cushion sole shoe, DR..
Melzer's. A IS value, special tonight
only. for s2.s5. Climb the stairs. Hen
dersons shoe store.
Hear Ames College Glee Club, TWEEN
ty-six young men. at NJ. E. church. Jan.
10, 1914. Under auspices of Epworth
Observation-Disclosures
The Ladies' Guild Of st. Pauls Epts-
copal church will hold an all-day sew
Monday at the home of Mrs. Jasper
Fisher, 21O North First street. Mrs.
George Painter will be assistant hos
tess.
Thanksgiving sale specialists cent
| sweaters. 80 cents; 81 sweaters. 70
cents; $1.25 sweaters. 50 cents; S1.5s
$3.50. and 1925 sweaters. $2.49; $3.50
sweaters, 1895; $3.50 sweaters, $5.95.
Whdtehead's.
Intensely practical, thoroughly bust
ness-like, delightfully."- interesting, Is
George w. Muckley. Of Kansas City.
who will speak at the Central Church
of Christ tori orrow night. One of the
really great Deats of the year AL
are invited. Committee.
L. Myer, Of Colo, was brought to the
city and taken to st. Thomas hospital
Friday evening for treatment. He is
suffering with form of internal infec-
ton involving the lungs and legs. The
exact nature of the disease will not be
known until more thorough examina-
ton is made and the case is under OBJ.
servation for few days.
Miss Ethel Phelps. Of the force, ,of
teachers Of the extension department Of
Iowa State College. came here this
morning to remain over Sunday. Miss
Phelps goes with the extension FORGET
Clarion next week to conduct the first
institute for rural teachers on subjects
of agriculture and home economics
that the department has attempted.
The Mayfower Embroidery Club was
entertained Friday afternoon by Mrs.
Ben Ralf, 40S Arson street Mrs. David
Friend, Jr., president Of the club, was
the guest Of honor at a novelty shower
given by the club members. and Mrs.
Charles Wonnel, one Of the members,
was given a handkerchief shower be-.
cause Of her birthday anniversary: An
oyster supper was served at by the
hostess.
Franklin Battin. son Of DR.. ana Mrs
J. F. Battin, who was injured Friday
afternoon when he was struck ny a
automobile driven by Roland Opoice,
was not resting very comfortably to-
day, following restless night. Young
Battin was suffering q great deal d
pain In the region Of the abdomen. al
tho It is not believed 1t Is an i::dica-
ton Of any specific injury in that
region. To his father young Battin
says that he was on the north side OF
State street, going west instead of the
south, as claimed by 0price. Betftn
also says that Oppice was rum as his
car fast, and rounded the corner OF
Seventh street at q high speed and
went clear over to the north side OF
the street. Battin thinks the Oppicc
car struck his bicycle at right angles
Sixty members Of the Arson Mothers
Club enjoyed the regular meeting of
the club at the school building. Miss
Berggren's pupils opened the program
with music, after which class play,
The Courtship Of Miles Standish." was
given in costume by the sixth and sew
enth grade pupils Of Miss Alice Lin
coin, principal of the school. The play
was exceptionally we'll presented and
proved a treat. Daisy Lilly gave piano
solo, after which Mrs. A. Palmer told
Interestingly Of the Iowa State Teach
ers' Association convention In Des
Moines. Remarks on the convention
were also made by Miss Anzey Schaef-
fer and Miss Grace Benson. two Of the
Arson teachers. Irene Whitney gave a
piano solo In closing the program. The
social committee, Of which Mrs. Charles
Geise, Jr., is chairman. served refresh
ments.
Mrs. H. B. Beatty, 313 North Third
street, entertained a few friends Fri
day afternoon complimentary to Miss
Lucille Adams. who will become the
bride of DR.. Frank B. Ebersoie on Dec.
20. The guests enjoyed an Informal
social afternoon, during which Miss
Marilla Beatty gave a group Of pleas
Ing vocal numbers and Miss Media May
Bushnell gave two of her clever read
ings in her usual delightful manner. As
the affair was a novelty shower Miss
Adams received many attractive and
useful gifts from her friends. The gifts
were placed in bag representing a
football. tied with Iowa colors, in honor
Of the Iowa-Ames game today. Mrs.
Beatty was assisted by Misses Helen
and Nettie Beatty and Pearl Adams In
serving. Miss Marilla Beatty, of
Ellensburg. Wash. was only out-of-
town guest.
Liscomb News Notes.
Mrs. Katherine Ulery, Of Union,
spent Tuesday at the James Boyd
home.
Mrs. Nellie Hall and children, Dor
othy and Mildred, Of Washington. p.
c., arrived Tuesday for visit at the
home of tho formnr's narents Mr. and