Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-30


Cord, west end grocer
Miss Ruth Moscrip will tell the first
Of the King Arthur stories to children
of the third and fourth grades at the
public library story hour at 10 o'clock
Saturday.
The Royal Highlanders' drill team
will give a special dancing party in
Red Mems hall Monday evening. Feb.
IL. Admission 50 cents per couple.
Committee.
For Sale. A two seated Staver sur
rey. in good condition. New rubber
tires. new seat covers. Has shaft and
tongue. Cash or note. Also single Or
double harness. Schmidt's Hardware.
The condition of Jacob Neiderhauser,
living south of the city on Center street.
is not quite SO encouraging today as
during the past two days. Mr.. Neider-
hauser complains of a pain in his right
lung. but he has no temperature and
otherwise his condition is about the
same.
Choice alfalfa hay for the mich cow,
choice second crop clover, also first
crop clover, timothy hay, mixed tim
othy and clover hay, fine upland prai-
rie hay, threshed timothy straw, good
bright oat straw. wheat straw for
bedding rs cents bale Phone 119. We
deliver to you promptly. Bowles &
Billings.
The travel department Of the wom-
ans Club was entertained Thursday by
Mesdames F. p. Lierle. B. F. Cummings,
George Downing. F. s. Hynds, David
Lennox, Philip Vogt, Helen Moore. and
r. H. Mcdowell at the Lierle home. sO7
Park street. Bolivia and Chile was
the study of the afternoon hours and
the papers, all Of which were interest
ing and we'll given, including ION Lake
Titicaca to La Pas, the Wonderful" by
Mrs. G. A. Smith: Bolivia, It's Story"
Mrs. c. F. Schoenhut; Llama Trains"
Mrs. j.. T. Pound. and Chile and Her
People of Today" Mrs. NJ. s. McTar-
alnd. During the social hour refresh-
ments were served by the hostesses.
The Harmony Aid Society members
spent pleasant afternoon Thursday
with Mrs. w. E. Nicholson and Mrs.
c. c. Woodmansee at the home of the
former, 400 North Second avenue. IN
celebration of the anniversary of Mrs.
Woodmansee's wedding, a mock we'd
ding was featured. The bridal party
was composed Of Mrs. Woodmansee as
the bride. Mrs. Nicholson the groom:
Mrs. Della Arney as best man, Mrs. HI.
L. Thorpe. maid Of honor. and Mrs. A.
E. Crandall. the minister. The wedding
march was played by Mrs ". Bass,
and Mrs. Daisy Dilley sang. The re-
matnder Of the afternoon was spent Wis
ting, and the-guests presented sAfrs.
Woodmansee with handsome hand
painted plate. Refreshments were
served by the hostesses.
Brief prayer services were held
Thursday afternoon at 1915 for Mrs.
Mamie Pihlgren at the residence, los
East Webster street, and the funeral
proper was conducted at $3.50 o'clock
from the Swedish Lutheran church
The services were in charge OF Rev. c.
A. Carlson. assisted by Rev. B. F. Mar
tin. The pail bearers were William
Hellberg. Charles Seleine. George Pet
erson. Gus Johnson, Charles Nelson and
Gus Swanson. During the services Miss
Mamie Plough. Of st. Paul. a grand
daughter Of Mrs. Pihlgren, sang "Abide
With Me-" The church choir gave the
hymns for the service. The flower bear
ers were Misses Eta Northup. Lou and
May Vogel, Louise Bowman, Hattie
LaShelle. and Amanda Redel. Burial
was in Riverside.