Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-23

friends.
Special feature pictures at the
Colonial tonight. Benefit st. Mary's
church.-Advertisemc
Hear j. Wesley Holland at Methods,
church tomorrow night, benefit new
hospital. Admission 25 cents.-Adver.
tisement.
Miss Winifred Worden who has been
visiting week at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. c. Coleman, in Gladbrook, re-
turned home Saturday.
For Sale-High grade shorthorn and
Hereford yearlings. Your choice OF
forty head out of herd of los. X. H.
Sutherland, Gilman. Iowa.
James Peoples. since 1901 a rural
mail carrier out Of Radcliffe, spent
Sunday here at the home of his SON., c.
r. Peoples, So7 West State street.
| The Tuesday Musical club will be
entertained Tuesday at 2:15 O'Clock by
! Mrs. w. T. Scott and Miss Eva Van
Derveer at the formers home, 20S
South Eighth street.
The regular meeting of the Young
Married Peoples Bibls Class Of the
Methodist Sunday school will be held
| tonight with Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Johnson,
| 500 West State street.
st. Elizabeth's society will give n
| coffee at Mrs. T. c. Bowman's. 400
South First street, Tuesday afternoon
| Refreshments 10 cents. Everyone in
ted.-Advertisement.
All persons. owing jarrett & Son will
! please call and settle or make ar
rangements about their accounts. as
we must close this business up tnis
| week. Jarrett & Son.
Charles w. Wells go West Main
street. who is suffering with diabetic
gangcene at the Deaconess hospital, is
slightly improved and his condition is
little more encouraging. "a
For Sale-Household furniture in
Guiding, two dining room tables, two
gas plates, rug, bed complete, bureau
kitchen table rocker, stand and ice
| box. 61s South second street.
Black Rock, by Ralph Conner. will
! lecture at Methodist church tomorrow
| night, at p. m. Admission % cents
Proceeds go to new ospital.-Adver-
tisenent.
The condition of Luverne Paul, the
4-year-old son of Ed Paul, OF Gilman,
who sustained a fracture of the skull
Friday when he was caught in q :;aso-
lere engine fly Wheel, remained about
the same today.
Viola, daughter IF Mrs NJ H. JAMS
sen. sos South Sixth avenue. underwent
an operation for acute appendicitisEht
the Deaconess Hospital! this NOR ling.
Her condition was good Immediately
following the operation.
Katherine, the 6-year- old daughter
of F. w. Roskopf, of Melbourne was
urday evening and underwent an oper-
alton for empyema, following pneu-
monia. The little girls condition today
| vas encouraging.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. s. Beehrle, of River
| view park. entertained at dinner
Saturday fifteen friends compli-
nentary to Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Nc
Afee, who We're married this winter
and are to leave this week for their
new home at Govan. sask
Mrs. William Pauley, lilo Cole street,
was hostess Friday to the Tirzah Aid
Society. The meeting was largely at
| tended and a pleasant afternoon was
spent socially and with fancy worE
In serving Mrs. Pauley, was assisted
by Mrs C. A. BuchwaId and Mrs. r.
Catron.
Twelve boys, members of the Sun
day school class OF the Presbyterian
church, taught by Mrs. Ed Kinnan
We're entertained Friday evening by
Morris and Forrest Swami, 6o41a East
Linn street. An enjoyable evening
was spent with games and music and
refreshments were served.
Mrs. Mary Van Orman arrived home
| Saturday night from Lewisburg, Pa,
where she was called three weeks ago
owing to the serious illness of her
sister, Mrs. H. A. Argrave. A telegram
received Sunday night told of Mrs.
Argraves death Saturday night. Mrs.
Argraves death was due to anemia.
Mrs. Argrave had visited in this city
at different times and had met many
of Mrs. Van Orrnan's friends.
Warrent Nichols, of Minerva, who
went to Rochester, Mimi. with Mrs.
Nichols several weeks ago, reached
home Saturday. Mrs. Nichols under
went an operation at Rochester for an
injury to the liganaents Of the knee two
weeks ago. Mr.. Nichols said she was
improving. and that she would be able
to leave the hospital in perhaps two
or three weeks. Mr.. Nichols expects
to return to Rochester in a week or
ten days.
| Miss Flossie Merryman. who will
| soon become the bride of Dale Cole,
was the guest of honor Saturday after
noon at a bowl shower given by Mrs.
II. c. EclSles and Mrs. O. G. Soules at
| the latter's home in Taylor township.
In keeping with the nearness of Wash
ington's birthday, red, white and blue
were used in decorating. together with
red and white carnations. Twenty Ave
guests attended the affair and enjoyed
a social afternoon. In a guessing con-
| test Mrs. Carl Cole received the prize.
| The bride was presented with many
! pretty gifts. which were placed in a
bowl shaped basket carried by Sibyl
Eckles and Marguerite Thomas AS
sisted by Misses Eva Soules and Miss
Hulda Lynx the hostesses served a
| three course luncheon.
The regular meeting Of the Click
Mothers Club was held Friday after