Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-05
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CITY IN BRIEF
o. E. futile. the jeweler.


Charles Elliott. Of Liscomb, was in
the city Saturday on business
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Clark, Of Lis
comb, spent Saturday in the city.
william Trease, of Liscomb. spent
Saturday In the city on business.
Now located - Masonic Temple
rooms. los to AL, DR.. Ralph 3. Keyser
The Congregational brotherhood will
hold its regular meeting at the church
this evening.
Miss Merle Hotopp. Of Beaman, Is
a guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
w. A. Brown.
]. ]. Watson, of Emmetsburg, was q
guest over Sunday at the c. H. r
Boardman home. q
Myers transfer win store your
household good or r:.ove your furniture.
! Phone -. f. b. Myer.
We can place a, $4,000 loan on fret
class, valuable city property. w. H. B..
box 194.-Advertisement
Mr.. and Mrs. David Friend, Jr.. 4os
West South street, are parents of a
daughter, born Sunday night.
We guarantee larger savings than
ever on dependable clothing. Attend
our red tag sale. Henry Pappe.
The Wimodausis Aid Society will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. P. b
Maley. South Fourth street.
Special photo feature pictures Lyric
theater Tuesday night. benefit st.
Mary's church.-Advertisem
4 .wanted-Ten first class. Anishers to
work at Deaconess Hospital. None but
first class need aply. c. F. Reimer q
Co.
The benefits OF Henry Pappe's red
tag sale was enjoyed last Saturday by
hundreds. You are specially invited.
Henry Pappe. ~ -
All members 81 Court OF Honor re-
auested to be present at lodge tomor-
row night. Important business. Mabel
Pinkerton. Recorder.
John Byrnes. of Des Moines, who has
been in the city for short visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. B,
'Byrnes, returned home Saturday.
Miss Mae Bratt returned home Sat
urday from LeGrand, where she has
been visiting at the home Of her aunt,
Mrs: E. L. Condor, for q few days.
The condition Of Mrs, Clayton
Thomas. Of Taylor township. who sub
mitted to a surgical operation recently
at ST. Thomas hospital. is encouraging
The condition Of Miss Clara Britt
a nurse Eat st. Thomas hospital. who
recently underwent an; separation fox
appendicitis. at thu hospital. IL very
satisfactory. !; W
Marshall county farmers win please
/ take notice that GriswolRss medcines
formerly sold by agents In the county
are now on sale ct all drug stores
Advertisement.
The Royal Neighbors Aid Society
will be entertained Tuesday afternoon
by Mrs. T. ]. Reed and Mrs. David
Russell. at the home Of the former. 5o7
North Third avenue.
Miss ,Muriel Moscrip. former
teacher In the First ward school, and
now a sophomore in Grinnell College
has accepted a. teaching position In
Des Moines, where, beginning Feb. 2
she will take up fifth grade work In
the Phillips building, East Des Moines
Harry Gerhart. who has been spend
ing the holidays at the home Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Gerhart
left this morning for Iowa City. where
he ia a. student at the state university
He was accompanied, by Harry Wolcott
Of Belmond, who was guest over Sun
day at the aerhart home.
Mrs. Anna Heether, entertained the
Bridge Club. Saturday afternoon at the
home Of her sister. Mrs. Charles J. NC
Combs, 116 North Center street
Luncheon was served at o'clock, af-
ter which the usual game Of bridge
was enjoyed. Miss Letta Baker OF
Ottumwa, was. the only guest from out
of the city. .
Thomas Culp. of Lincoln. Neb., spen,
Saturday in the city on business. GOING
to Liscomb Saturday evening, where ne
spent Sunday with old acquaintances
and to Ames this morning, where nc
will attend the annual farmers short
course at Iowa State College. Mr.. Culr
was resident Of Liscomb several years
ago, and was for some time manage'
Of the Liscomb creamery.
Complimentary to their teacher
Otto Bishop and Mrs. Bishop. the or
ganization OF girls Of the Methodist
chvrch, met for reunion at the Bishop
henae, 4055s West State street, Sat
urday evening. The affair was sur.
prise 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop and
a pleasant evening with games and re-
Treatments were enjoyed. The mem
beers of the society present were Mar
issa Maulsby. Marie Meyer. Heller
Nichols, Ruth Haines. Grace Cooper
Wanda Arney, Leora Clemons. Flor.
sence Teager. Reva Sparks, Vera ano
Verna Paul; Edna Strauss. Clara
whitenack. Mrs. Helen Cutley Brown
and ;Forestine Devine.
A special meeting Of the Myrtle
Furnian Mission Circle, Of the Central
Church Of Christ. was held Saturday
evening with Miss Frances Mcmahon
41s North Fourth street, as hostess. AT
the business session reports of the
past years work and plans for the
coming year were made. and two new
members-were taken into the society
The study hour was led by Miss Lenore
Buiiarti, and the study Ct Women Of
the Bible was continued. Miss Helen
Jarvis told g story, Of Christmas In
Bolenge, Africa, and the reading Of 9
long letter from Miss Furman, who IL
in India. closed the program. A flash
light picture Of the circle was taken
and will ho aent II Miss Furman. A