Evening times-Republican., 1914-02-12


The Victor line Of hand vacuuS
sweepers is unexcelled. Prices, S.,
80 and s11.50. Schmidt's Hardware
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| We are offering some very low prices
on tank heaters. You can save money
by buying now. Schmidt's Hard
| ware.
Phone us for free trial and demon
stration of the New Eureka electric
vacuum cleaner. Price, $40. Schmidts
Hardware.
We still have a few secondhand
Eureka electric vacuum cleaners that
we are selling at $40 and SIS. Schmidts
Hardware.
George H. Beebe. who has been Ill OF
grip and a stomach disorder, is able to
sit up and expects to be about the
house next week.
DR.. Molison, formerly Of Story City.
Iowa, has permanently located in the
Masonic Temple. on the second floor.
! Practice of surgery and medicine.
Phone sse. DR.. Molison.
Herman Gabelman arrived home this
morning from a weeks business trip
to Chicago and Indianapolis. Ind While
in the latter place he was guest Of
Elmer Cline, formerly Of this city.
T. Nelson Downs went to Oskaloosa
this forenoon to give an exhibition Of
sleight- Of hand at the evening gather
ing Of the bankers Of group No. 10 Of
the Iowa State Bankers Association
which met in that city today.
Joseph Kleespie, 1907 West Main
| street, is seriously i'll o. tonsilitis. and
his condition was reported today as
much less favorable. Mr.. Kleespie has
been i'll for two weeks. and Mrs. Klees
pie is now also i'll Of the same disease.
The Rogers Mothers Club will enter
tain Friday. evening at the school
| building at q. social evening for patrons
sixth and seventh grades. Mrs. 8. F.
Mlllikan Will give a European travel
talk.
Mrs. ". A Cope left for Springfield,
| Mo-. this morning to visit for ten days
or two weeks with her brother. G. T..
Polk. At Kansas City Mrs. Cope vii!
be Joined by her brother, A. A. Polk, CT
Emporia. Kan. who will accompany
Mrs. Cope to Springfield.
Members Of Marshall Lodge, No. 10s.
A. F. and A. NJ, will meet at the lodge
room Friday. Feb. 13, at 1915 p. m.
sharp, to attend the funeral of our late
brother. William H. Voorhies. Take
notice and govern yourselves accord
ingly. I. T. Forbes, w. NJ.
Mrs David Russell, 3O8 North Third
avenue, entertained Wednesday the
members of the X. Y. z. Embroidery
Club. The hours were pleasantly spent
visiting and with fancy work. Assisted
by her mother, Mrs. T. j. Reed. the hos
tess served two-course lunch.
Mrs. Burke Lyon. Of Minneapolis,
who was quite seriously sick following
the premature birth Of a son, has i'm,
proved so much that she is able to be
up. The child is growing and doing
we'll. Mrs. George NJ. Lyon. of this
city, is still in Minneapolis at ner sons
home.
Funeral services for Henry j. Nc
Namara, the Davenport member of the
soldiers home, who died Wednesday,
were held this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
from the assembly hall Rev. ]. J. Fitz-
patrick, pastor of st. Mary's church
had charge of the services. and the
burial was in the home cemetery.
Rev. c. L. Luce, pastor of the Meth
odist church of Albion, is conducting a
series of special revival meetings which
will be held this week and next week
at the church. Mr.. Riggs. the singing
evangelist. who was with Mr.. Rayburn,
at the revival meetings at Albion two
years ago, is in charge of the music.
The young people Of Electric Re-
bekaf lodge, No. 33l, entertained the
older members of the lodge at valen
tine party wednesday evening At the
Odd Fellows nall. About thirty five
guests attended and musical program
was the feature of the evening. After
the program an hour was spent socially
and a supper was served.
The funeral Of John A. Bowman was
held from the German Evangelical
church Wednesday afternoon 1T
O'clock conducted by Rev. Mr.. Ilauser,
of Melbourne, and was largely attend
ed by old friends and neighbors. The
church choir sang. Among the flowers
sent were piece; from tue G:a sSe.etty;
of the church and Concorda Rebekah
Lodge. The pail bearers were Gottlieb
Zundt, Robert Strong. John Kerchner,
Moses Arauette. John Khile, and G.
Wingert. Burial was in Riverside.
Members of the Tirzah Aid Society
entertained Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Edwin J. Beebe, over
115 East Main street. complimentary
to Mesdames George Roupp. G.. w.
Bousum, A. M. Plummer, and Fred
Way, who have been officers of the so.
ciety for four years. The affair was
valentine party. the rooms and tables
being prettily decorated with hearts
and valentines, red carnations and Ill
les. The guests. who numbered .tsyen-
ty-five, enjoyed a social afternoon, and
in guessing contest the prize was
won by Mrs. Joseph Scheid. The guests
of honor were each presented with
silver thimble. Luncheon 49, served
by Mrs. Beebe, assisted by Mrn. PetAr