Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-12

lures 20 CENTS 0aCn. See our window
display. Bowen's studio.
Herman Gableman returned this
morning from Chicago, where he has
been for few days on business.
Plenty Of old paper At s cents a bum
die at the Times Republican office, Just
the thing to 80 under tho carpets dur.
ting housecleaning time.
Miss 1nez Baker. who has been
spending few days in the city with
Mrs. "A. B. Conway, returned Monday
to her home in New Sharon.
The Howe entertainers will give one
of their pepular concerts at Central
Church of Christ tomorrow night. Ad-
mission Is cents. Advertisement.
Everybody try Cats Paw rubber
heels. IS cents, at Vans modern shoe
repair shop, II North First street.
Thirty day special.-Advertiseme
Miss Anna Bremner, 112 North Sec
ond avenue, is confined to her home
suffering from badly sprained back,
the result Of falling off a stepladder.
Watch for the program Of the con-
cert to be given by the Howe enter
tainers at the Central Church of Christ
in Wednesdays T.-R.-Advertisemen
Look in our window and see the
much talked of kitchen cabinet. Yes it
VIII be given away to some lucky
woman. Get particulars. Lockard &
Overturf.
Don't fail to hear Miss Hockridge.
Americas foremost coloratina and
Harold Oppice as edwin Booth (the
ho
Orpheum.
Samuel WINERY, 514 North First
street, was 80 years old today, and to
celebrate the event his children and
grandchildren will enjoy family din
ner at the Winery home this evening.
The Norwegian club, samhold, will
celebrate the Tooth anniversary Of Nor
ways independence on Saturday night,
May is at 1880 p. m. In the I. o. o. F.
hall. Evening tickets 50 cents. Com
mittee.
There IL not much cange in the con-
dition of County Attorney A. c. DAILY,
compared with . week ago. when he
suffered relapse. He Is confined to
his bed all Of the time. with a nurse
in attendance.
Everyone should hear the concert to
be given by the Howe entertainers at
the Central Church Of Christ tomor-
row night. The greatest variety to be
found anywhere. In all that II musical.
advertisement.
I've will sell the house at 4o7 South
Center to the highest bidder between
now and May Is. Same must be re-
moved at once to make room for our
pany, Masonic temple.
Mrs j. e. Swingley left for Frank
lin Grove, ILL.,. this forenoon in re-
Spouse to a telegram telling Of the
death of Lamont Fish, her sisters
husband. there Monday night Tho
funeral is to be held Wednesday,
Cecil Edwards. aged 10, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Orrin Edwards, 105 East
Lincoln street. was shot in the right
eye late Monday afternoon, by play
mate who held Niger shooter
loaded with a BIB shot The lad may
have serious time with his injured
eye. ~
THE last OF the series Of choral pro-
grams given by pupils Of the grades in
the pablo schools. was given this !
morning At IL o'clock at the high school
manual training building. The program
was by the pupils Of the fifth grades
in the different schools, and comprised
songs studied during the year. /
Charles W. Wells. 80 West Main
street, who some time ago was a patient
in the Deaconess hospital due to dia
bette gangrene. is again quite i'll at his
home. His condition is none too en-
couraging. Mrs. William H. Flanders,
Of Melrose, Mass, Mr.. Wells sister,
is in the city caring for her brother.
> Complimentary to Mrs. John G.. !
Parks, Of Ottumwa, formerly Miss
Maude Morey, q Rogers school kinder
gartner, Mrs. H. 8. Lawrence,
z West Grant street entertained
day evening. Sewing and bridge were
enjoyed and. assisted by Mrs. George
"A. Howe, the hostess served supper. |
The table was attractively decorated in
lavender, a large bouquet of violets and |
lilies of-the-valley gracing the center,
while baskets Of the flowers, tied with |
bows Of tulle, stood at the ends Of the
table. Mrs. Parks will return to her l
home tomorrow.
Mr. and Mu. Walter Williams Of
Monday forenoon, spent the day here
with Mrs. Williams aunt, Mrs. A. B.
Mccartney. and grandmother, Mrs. B.
C. Gilbert. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams were
the. guests Of honor at supper served
a company Of relatives by Mrs. Nc
CARNEY at her homo In the evening.
Pink and white carnations were the
table decorations. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
lflns returned Monday night to Gar
WIN. whore they will live. Mr.. and
Mrs.. Williams are we'll known young
people Of Garwin. Mrs. williams was
formerly Miss Gladys F'idler.
Thirty members Of the Young Mar
ried Peoples Club Of the Congrega
tional church enjoyed their regular
meeting Monday evening at the church,
when they were entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. B. O. Tankersley, Mr.. and
MTs. Max Smith, and Mr.. and Mrs. H.
u Rodgers. A two-course supper was
served at o'clock by Robert Moscript
Byron Ruth. Cole McCreary and Ken
meth Burkholder. the guests being
seated at daintily decorated tables A
1aree basket OF lilacs was used as
centerpiece. and at each place was
nfetty little lavender basket with
violets. After the supper various games