Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-07

CITY IN BRIEF


! CITY IN BRIEF !
O. Il futile. the jswalsE.
optimetrist. Chamberlain. +
alass1s properly atssd. Hsilbsrs.
d. Duua.d. esteopath. IS West Main.
e. n. Farber was in Cedar Rapids
Friday on business.
For moving Or storage sec US. White
Transfer line. - Q First venue
.occident, the world wide known
hour" Your grocer has tt-Advertise-
ment. a.,
once and veterinary hospital 1o1-
ioS East state. Assistant state vster-
marian. +. :. Neiman.
Mis- Katherine. Commers went to
Belle PLANE Friday to remain over
Sunday With relatives ana friends.
Wantsa-100 young men to learn the
watch AMI ejeNWelry trade. Waterloo
HdSSoaeI School, waterloo. box sos
Hsike clover seed. % per cent pure;
w6s3how you test sheet. Bcwies 4 bh-
lings. sos Market street, Marshsiltown'
the new eresn house for cut
noWers and d~esignAwork. Phone 46S.
blessing Brothers. s11 South Ninth
street, -: =
BE a Matchmaker and earn big mon
ev. The waterloo Theological School
will tell you how. Box SOC. Waterloo
"a dx1or<aunnAanf 2 ~
Medium red clover seed. tests almost
100 per cent purer-weashow you test
sheet. Bowles & Billings, so5 Market
street, Marshalltown. >.
The new physical training and do
nestle science classes will organized
next week. Register at once at the
Wv. q, A., IS West Main-Advertise-
ment.
For the mothers, and Just arrived
The new Cadillac. baby seat can be
attached to any water closet n one
minutes time. Phone I'll. z. q. Mack
company. plumbing Inc heating.
Did YOU notice the big sack OF Occi-
dent -four I'D on the brick wall on
south Third avenue, just south OF q
CIV. trackk? Itjis a hummer your
gfocer sells Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. Gertrude Bates. who has been
a guest at the w. B. Ferries home for
TWO months, left today for her home IN
Lafayette, Ind. While in the city MRS
Bates underwent . surgical operator
at the ct. Thomas hospital.
GeorSe F. Kirby, has sold TO Arthur
=. Hoover, Of LeGrand township. the
Kirby farm of 237 acres lying west and
south OF the Iowa river. about a mile
northwest Of Quarry. The price pa1o
was 322,110, according to the deed.
Mr.. N. o. Ebert. 7os East State
street. was hostess Friday afternoon &c
the Thimble Club. During the after.
noon hours. vocal and
music IVES enjoyed. and IN the GUESSING
contest the prizes were won by MRS
w. A. Pike and Mrs. J. J. Lynx. ine
hostess served Refreshments.
Az a surprise to her husband Mrs. A
n. d 4o7 North Third street, enter
tanned several friends dnformalls
T~hursday. the; affair being in celebra
ZION of Mr.. Treats birthday anniver
sary. An enjoyable evening wa spent
with games and music. 1n.1ervlne .
~tvo-course supper. Mrs.. F. Il. Wallace
assisted Mrs. Treat.
Mrs. A. F. Eckman. 504 Bromley
street, was hostess Thursday Afternoon
to the Ladies', Aid Society Of the state
street United Evangelical church
twenty members attended and spen'
me afternoon hours sewing on caps
ard APRONS for the aid. In serving
MS Eckman was assisted by MIS-
Robert vogel.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the
Er,ands church was entertained Friday
Nv MIS-. r. II. Grimm. Ill South Sec
ond avenue. Owing to the storm there
waa only a small attendance. and foi-
loving a short business session the
hourae were spent socially and with
fancy. work. Mrs, Grimm served re-
freshments.
For s4te-X1l: the buildings recently
vacated by the Standard Oil Company
in the east end Of the M. & ST. L. rail-
road yards. There are three sepalate
buildings. consisting OF barn, ware
;houseS.s1ofite, boiler room. etc, These
buildin6s Are {all dn good shape and
+, madesstrNdn1th the best Of white pine lum-
Tiaber. ". O. Butler at office Of Citizens
Lumber Company:
The Young Ladies SodaIlty OF SI
Mary's church was entertained Thurs
day evening by Miss Bernadette Dunn
LAT the home OF her sister, Mrs. John
Schwab. 3O3 South First avenue. There
was q good attendance. and after the
business routine the time was spent
socially and with fancy work. Assisted
.sNbv Misses Catherine and Mary Kenne'
han the hostess served a two-course
lunch. ., =
~. Funeral services for Mrs. Mary ]
SBreese. Of HayerhiH. were held At
Friday morning from the Cath
Ollie church at Haverhill. Rev. n. J
s toosbrock officiating. Despite the
storm a great nan Of the old friends
Rand neighbors were in attendance. In
4 terment was in the church cemetery
I The pail bearers were Martin Kunkel
y Matthew Edel. M. l. Krier, John Stall
Yer, I. Augustine, and Ben LOWING F"
Mr.. and Mrs. John 3. Simmons. s0t
hsANorth Third street. entertained thu
Esaaouyenir Club members and guests
s:.ssHiumbering forty-two. at dinner Friday
sevening. st. Valentines day was sug-
I gested in the red heart place cards, and
the tables were decorated with smilaa
/: md ferns. Dinner was served In fouz
courses at Z o'clock. the hostess being
.u.s.fed in s~eryinR nv MesdameS c.. C.