Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-18

| Nina Peterson, 923 South Eleventh
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Maulsby, of Dy-
ersville, are visiting at the home Of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. p
Maulsby.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Willard and
daughters, Hazel and Helen. who have
been in Chicago for the past week, have
| returned home.
| Miss Esther Levy, Of Grinnell. who
has been Mrs. A. B. Conaway's guest
for few days, ret lrned to Grinnell
Monday evening.
Attend the Royal Highlander dane
| ing party in Red Mems hall Monday
evening, Nov. "a. Admission so cents
per couple. Committee.
The literature department of the
| Woman's Club will meet Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Miss Minnie
Russell. sos West Main street.
The w. R. c. Aid will meet with Mrs.
| A. S. Reisinger, 712 West Nevada street
| "wednesday afternoon. Mrs. T. NJ.
| Sparks will be assistant hostess.
Miss Georgia Cobb, Of Ida Grove,
spent the day in the city with Miss
Marjorie Newcomer. Miss Cobb was
on her. way home from Iowa City.
John Weaver, until recently patrol
! man. will go on duty tonight as a sub
stitute for Officer Delahoyde. who is In
Des ,Moines, called as a federal court
! witness.
Phone your grocer ard ask him
what he asks for Pillsbury flour. then
! order It from here we sell 1t at $1.20
per sack. Flower meat, grocery and
fruit stores.
| We have big stock of Pilisbury
flour and while other dealers ask you
Isl so for a sack we sell it at $1.20. Our
sphone Is PA. Flower meat. grocery
and fruit stores.
Plaza Hotel under new management
since Oct. 1. Steam heat electric
lights. Reasonable prices. 4. B. Her
man, proprietor Captain Boland. night
| clerk Advertisement.
Mind and its powers taught thru
personal instruction. Learn the science
of hypnotism, it's help in every field
Of work. Glass now starting, Address
H-1s. Times Republican.
Men, the ''Korrect shape" shoes has
the distinction Of being the first shoe
| whose patent leather uppers were-gua:-
anteed to out-wear the first pair Of
soles. Why not investigated? Larson
! & Son.
John Kearns, former old Iowa Cen
trail employe Of the road department.
who 10 working for the Virginian rail-
road. arrived here Monday night to re-
main with relatives until about the
holidays. Mr.. Kearns is living in Nor
folk, Va. ..fs
E.. H. Draper, traffic manager of the
Western Grocer Company. and A. B.
Combs, traffic manager for the Mar
shall Oil Company, went to Des Moines
Monday evening to represent. today at
an Iowa rate hearing before. the rail-
road commissioners.
Mrs. E. P. Cross went t., Mason City
this morning to visit her daughter,
Mrs. w. p. James, for few. days. She
| was accompanied by her daughter.
Mrs. w. T. Trewyn, and little son, OF
Peoria. ILL.,, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Gross since Saturday.
Miss Marissa Maulsby who Is at
| tending Cornell College, at Mt. Vernon
has been spending a few days at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w
| P. Maulsby. She was accompanied
home by Miss Helen Bower and Miss
! Mary Meecham. The latter visited. al
the home Of her aunt, Miss Frances
| Morton. u x Az.
Mrs. C. S. Carothcrs arrived home
1 Hre No ~ -
Mimi, and Minneapolis, where she has
been visiting four months. wednesday
MRS. Carothers and her aunt Mrs.
David Long, Of Conrad. will leave for
Lincoln, Neb., to visit the lRtters
brother, James Valentine. for three
weeks.
The first OF the winter series OF
dancing parties to be given by the Our
Club was held Monday evening in
Cummings hall. The club has opened
with a large membership, and much
pleasure is anticipated by the members
for the coming season. Miss, Lucille
Bacon, Of Omaha, was an out Of town
guests. re
The officers Of the Noon Hour Club
secretaries. gave a daintily- appointed
supper at the rooms Monday evening
complimentary to Miss Ida Baxter.
who leaves tonight for California.
I,Covers were laid for twelve. Roses
and smilax were used as decorations.
|'Following the supper the evening" was
spent in an informal social way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myles Kealeher, 200
South Third avenue, were pleasantly
surprised Monday evening at their
home by thirty Of their friends. who
held a farewell party in their honor,
as Mr. and Mrs. Kelleher arc tn leave
this week for Los Angeles, where they
Will. spend the winter. Cardy were en-
joyed during the evening, the sprixes
|nnd w. G.. -McCarten. The guests pre-.
scented Mr.. and Mrs. Kelleher with q
scuvenir spoon. Refreshments were
Il, orxnnd s77arlnR f1A avnninN-