Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-14

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Friends church will meet Friday after
noon with Mrs Hal Granam, 10 South
Seventh street.
Mrs. 7 Tia Eaton, Of Ocean Fark.
CAL who has been spending few
days with Mir. and MIS-. y, W. Marston
and Miss Josephine Gaheman, left
Wednesday for ST. Paul.
The Rogers Mothers Cluo will hold
its regular meeting FRIDAY afternoon
Al the school building. when election
Of officers will be held. Or. Cora VIII
laims Choate will give an address
Mrs. Kate Wikle. ;0S Arson street.
was hostess Wednesday afternoon TO
the members of the aid socIcty Of the
First United Evangelical church. There
was a good attendance. and the after
noon was occupied sewing for the aid.
Mrs Stanley Cochems. Of Milwaukee,
who has been visiting a few days ar
the homes Of her uncleS. 9 J. and II.
+. McCom bs. and with gir' friends.
Went to Newton Wednesday to visit
her pan ents, MIR. and Mrs. X. w Nc
Bride.
Carl Larson and Misses Ida INLAND
and Jennie Scott left Wednesday even
ing for Burlington to attend the con-
vention of the Iowa Luther League.
which is held there Thursda: and Fri
Gay. Mr.. Larson is the treasurer OF
the league.
Mrs. S. H Rsthbone Of Puyalup
Wash. and Mrs. Angela lockwood, of
EIdora, cousin and aunt of Mrs. H. T.
Rigalow. spent Wednesday in the city
at the Bgalow home. Mrs. L. r. Rath-
bone. of Dillon, Mont, is also guest
at the Bigalow home.
" VILLAIN ]. Allen. Minneapolis Il
st. Louis passenger brakeman. who
mas been off duty for a month while
recovering from an operation for the
removal of tumors of the lcf; forearm.
was able to resume his run on passen-
ger trair No. 10 Wedne sda:.
The pupils Of the La,no!lle school,
which is taught by Miss Marian Nor
rissey. enjoyed social after school
hours Wednesday afternoon. An en-
pertaining program of various num-
hers, including readings. songs and
, music. was enjoyed and refreshments
were serve ed.
Emmett g. Beeson. formerly Of this
city but now of Detroit. was in tho
city Tuesday to attend a meeting OF
the directors of the G. Durham
Company. Mr.. Beeson is row with
! the National Grocery Company. OF
| which i. &. Let's is president. The
only other out Of town director who
attended the meeting was H. E. Chase
| Of Minneapolis.
! Mrs. F. G. HubleE 5l5 North First
street, will leave Friday night for Chi
cago. ara after q few days there will
| leave for New York. where she will
sail MAJ 10, on the Lusi:lna, Of the
Cuna-1 line. for Liverpool. Mrs. Hub
Ter will then go 10 Denmark. spending
most Of ne time in Copenhagen. where
| she will visit her sisters and an aunt.
| She will be gone about six months.
| Mrs. Mary Sibbitt. Of Wichita. Kan.
Who recently gave q series of reform
talks at the Central Church Of Christ
will return 70 the city today or to-
morrow. She viii! address several
meetings. and on Sunday Will give a
| lecture before a mass meeting at the
| Baptist church. At the home of Mrs
P. F. Arney, sos West Main street
| Friday afternoon at o'clock. Mrs
Sibbitt will conduct parlor meeting
Sparks from a chimney a the Johi
iP. Cu-ran home 311 North Fourth
avenue called ont the department
twicc this morning. The drst blaze
on the south side of the roof. caused
ffnl
il had been extinguished. the depart.
meni was again called at $40, when
small blaze had started on the nortf
side Of the roof. The damage in botf
fires was very slight.
Pauline Tewksbury. Ill North Sev'
onth street. was hostess "Wednesday
afternoon to fourteen Of her LITTLE
friends who are members Of the Musi'
cal Uplift club. \ program OF mus
cal numbers was given. ana the Tari
Gus composers Of the compositions
were discussed by the young musi
aiars. The rooms were prcttily dec
nrteG with wild crab and cherry bios
SONS and Mrs G. A. Tewksbury wa
assisted in serving refreshments by he
son Richard.
Fifteen members of the Pratrievill
Aid Society were pleasantly enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon at tn
country home of Mrs. Carl Lewis. lou
and one-half miles north OF the cit
in TAYLOR township. At The busines
session Mrs. John Lloyd was re-electe
J.. PRESIDENT: Mrs. Theodore Furlsnd. VIC
,president: Mrs. Carl Cole. secretary
Mrs, Roy Cotton. treasurer, and Mr.
t II. C. Stowell assistant secretary an
9 treasurer The remainder of the AFT
|. ernoon was spent visiting and Wit
q fancy work Assisted by Misses Ann
t and May Cotton, the hostess served re
= freshments.
Funeral services for Mrs Bridge
King were conducted from st. Mary
church at 10 O'Clock this morning.
+ charge Of Rev. J. ]. Fitzpatrick. In
q pail bearers were James Carmody.
:, n. Waters, p. F. Marcy. D. .. Collin
:. NJ. G.. Keenan,. and 8. Berger. lf
O flower bearers were Mesdames j.
2 WEIGH, John Nolan. William Hays. an
e J. H. Waters. Burial was IN rive
:. side. In attendance at the funeral 1ro
p a distance were John Consadine'
Il brother of Mrs. King. and Miss kat
crime Consadine, niece. OF "lnoh
Mimi; Thomas Consadine, nephe'
of Albert Lea, Mimi: Mrs. Lucy Ler
l. a daughter. Of Deerwood. MIMI al
Henry Mertens, Of West Point.