Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-30


i day or two on business.
4 The c.. w. B. M, Auxiliary will meet
.tFriday afternoon at 2::i30 in the parlors
OF the Central Church Of Christ.
Larson 8 Son have, Mary Jane pumps
in patent, gun metal and satin for s.
Ask to see them. Larson & Son.
/ My dental office is now located over
the Iowa Savings Bank. and equipped
with modern appliances. Phone III
DR.. Frazey.
4 Plenty Of old paper at cents bum
die at the Times-Republican office Just
the thing to go under the carpets dur
ing housekeeping time.
/ Just received by express shipment
Of those beautiful tango and cukoo
pumps in patent. Prices So and $3.50.
On display in our, window. Larson &
Son.
The aid society of the Friends church
lWill meet at the church Friday after
noon at 1: 80. The change in hour is
made on account of the revival meet
ings.
! Frank NJ. Thomas relief corps, No. g.
will hold it's regular meeting Friday
afternoon in the east court room, and
| will entertain the members of tie
Ames corps.
Keep your rugs clean with combin-
| alton brush and vacuum cleaner. we
will send one on weeks trial and II
mot satisfactory. you can return t.
Marion Gard.
I Thad Evans, Of Tulsa, Okla. who
has been here for ten days on business
and visiting his sister, Miss Ida Evans,
and brother..D. ]. Evans, left for Tulsa
wednesday night.
"Gaby pumps" There's certain
grace and refinement about these Gaby
pumps that makes them unusually pop
i ulnr this spring for street and dress
wear. Larson & Sons G "a, "a,
Mayor r. Robinson, Of State Gems
ter, and Councilman e. H. Hilleman'
chairman Of the water works commit
tee of the State Center council. were
in the city today on business.
EVERY one knows q OF Eastman
Ekoaaks. knowsstlaS when they buy an
4 "EA.tmar" they have bought wisely
! This store has complete line OF East
1
Will Drug Company.
H. Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. seager. whc
have been spending the winter In the
i city with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Janney. left
| this morning for syracuse n. Y, where
l they will spend the summer. They Will
I also visit Hartford, Conn.,, and jersey
City, N. J.
A G.. G. Kurtz, three miles north OF the
city, is very seriously sick of pleuro-
| pneumonia that has developed dan
aerous toxic condition. He has been
! sick for a week, and it was thought
this morning that the crisis in the dis
lease would probably be reached today
or Friday.
4 Never before have we received &c
many compliments upon cur work as
Of late andznever before have we been
! 80 busy making pictures Of babies
Our operator Is a wonder with children
and our prices low enough to suit
every body. Stonestreet Studio, 22s
i East Main.
Mrs. l.. Bauslin, Sill West Boone
street, entertained Wednesday, even
ling complimentary to Miss Helen
i Eiser at tango party. The guest list
! included sixteen young people who
4 spent pleasant evening dancing. Sup
per was served by Mrs, Bauslin as
sisted BY Mrs. Virginia Eiser
Forty members of the aid society OF
tthe First United Evangelical church
and several guests were entertained
1 Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
4 Mrs. c. G. Ziegler, 2O1 Arson street.
The other hostesses were Mesdames B.
Forrey, L. Mackey. L. Curtice, and D.
Friend. An informal social time was
enjoyed, after the business routine and
work hour and the hostesses served
refreshments.
| Mrs. Susie White was elected pres
ident at the annual meeting of st.
Margaret's Mission of st. PauIs Epis-
copal church, which was held We'd
nesday evening at the home of Miss
Lou vogel. 10 East State street. Miss
Edna Cross assisted in entertaining.
The other officers elected were Miss
Lou -vogel. vice president; Miss 1rma
vogel. secretary Miss Margaret Stat
Ter, treasurer; and Miss Media May
Bushnell. corresponding secretary.
Plans were discussed. for the spring
and summer work of the mission, after
(which the hostesses served refresh
lments during the social hour.
~. S W. 95,5s M al s
Complimentary to her little daukf-
ltter. Margaret. Mrs. w. II. Estel, $40
West Main street entertained four
teen children Of the neighborhood
Wednesday afternoon. The affair was
In honor of Margafet's 7th birthday
anniversary. and the children spent q
happy afternoon playing gAmeA A
birthday. supper was served by Mrs.
Estel. assisted by Mrs. Harry Hopkins
and Mrs. r. 3. Bousum. The children
were seated at one table. which was
attractively decorated IN yellow and
white. Yellow streAmers were stretched
from the chandelier TO the corners OF
!, the table. and 3littss dolls drssssd n
yellow, which we're found ct each place.
were given Is favors. The birthday
cake, lighted With candles, Wa used -
centsrpiecs Y.