Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-05

Or. Percy r wood.
..The star OF Bethlehem" tonight
and tomorrow. Lyric.
The. experienced prescriptionist.
Henry Sieg, lis West Main.
| Georse r. Norris. f,re. lightning and
tornado insurance. Over IS West Main.
Fresh supply OF Finnan haddie and
white fish. George c. McCord, west
end grocer, phone 2s4.
Charles DEUEL.. train caller at the
union station, is sick at his home with
a severe attack Of grip.
| Take advantage of the special offer
and have those photographs made now.
The Brown Studio. West Main.
The State Street United Evangelical
Aid Society will meet Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. George Sell
ers, SOL East Main street.
| E. D. Hamilton. presidents Of the
Marshalltcwn AID Club, went to Water
loo today to be present at the state
convention of the organization.
Ladies are invited to cali and try
l AooN
being demonstrated at Benedict e
Brintnalls store.-Advertissm
A special offer during February Of a
beautiful large portrait free with every
! dozen photographs. See cur display at
! West Main. The Brown Studio.
You who are looking for historical.
educational and biblical subjects in
,io%,, ~
! Bethlehem" tonight and tomorrow.
Lyric.
Mrs. William Barrie, 7O4 West Linn
street, was hostess Tuesday afternoon
to the Hawthorne Club. After the
reading and study of the lesson So
| cial hour was enjoyed.
An alarm at II: 80 this morning called
the department to the Arthur Johnson
home, 21O South Second avenue. where
it was thought hot furnace pipe had
set fire to the floor. There was no
! damage.
| Fish time is here. You can get fancy
salt mackerel at Ia cents each, salt red
salmon at Is cents per pound. real salt
white fish at two pounds for 25 cents
Also homeless herring and homeless
| cod fish. Culley.
A familiar package in the pantry is
a package of "Favorite" pancake
flour. Every housewife knows how the
family enjoys pancakes made with
"Favorite" pancake flour. Ask your
grccer.-Advertiseme
The Arson school teachers will give
a reception to the mothers and patrons
Of the school Friday evening at I
o'clock Miss Media May Bushnell will
give readings. There will also be in
program.
Mrs. Joseph Stormes, 30 North
Fourth avenue; was hostess to the
Royal Neighbors' Aid Society Tuesday
afternoon. The business routine dis
posed Of, the afternoon was spent So
cially and with sewing. Mrs. Stormes
was assisted In serving refreshments
by Mrs Frank Easter. Misses Mildred
DERRICK and Bernice stormss.
: Mrs. N. N. Sebbo. POT West Railroad
street, was hostess Tuesday afternoon
to the Wimodausis Aid Society. Sew,
ing and sociability occupied the after
noon hours. Mrs. J. Q. Nell received
the first prize for guessing contest,
and Mrs Frank Haas won the con-
ISOLATION. A two-course luncheon was
served by the hostess. Mrs. Walter
Linderote was a guest for the after
noon.
Neighbors and friends were present
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at the
funeral Of Joseph Kelly, which was
held from the home Of Mr.. Kelly's
daughter, Mrs. M. E. Whitehead. 209
South Third street. Rev. H. NJ. Babin
was in charge Of the service. The
pail bearers were Will Wallace. d. E.
Hole, Porter Lands, John Irwin, John
Hobbs. and B. E. Riley. Burial was
in Riverside.
Funeral services for Charles Klieb-
enstein were held Tuesday afternoon at
3 o'clock from the home of Mr.. Klieb-
enstein's daughter. Mrs. James Carl
ton, South Fourth avenue. and were
largely attended by relatives and
friends Of the family. Rev. r. c. West
enberg OBLIGATED. All Of the children
were present excepting the two daugh-
tiers in California and Canada. The
remaining three brothers of Mr.. Klicb-
enstein were also here. In the persons
of John and Chris Kliebenstein. who
came with the body from their home at
Plattsville. Wis, and Henry Klieben-
stein, of Grundy Center. The latter
had accompanied his brother Charles.
to Platteville in December. to attend
the funeral Of a sister. and then met
the funeral party en- route here with
the brothers body. Aside from the
flowers from neighbors and friends
there were pretty pieces from the Iowa
Legion Of Honor, Marshall Telephone
operators, the matron and employees Of
the dormitory at the soldiers home,
and the Marshall Trowei Company. The
pail bearers were John A. Tallman, J.
N. Mccain, Floyd flanagan, ]. r.
Frederick, ]. L. Shearer, and D. F. Ar
mold. Burial was in Riverside.