Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-18

Tuesday In Belle PLANE with rela-
tives. &s&
A baby daughter was born this
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Curtice,
so6 South Second avenue.
Why beat your rugs? Rent our cleo
trio cleaners at 81 per day and save
labor and rugs. Marion Gard.
c. L. Van valkenburg, OF Cedar
Rapids. fiscal agent for the Iowa Rail
way and Light Company. was in the
city on business today.
Wanted-Boy to work In dry goods
store. Permanent position to right per-
son. No person using cigarettes need
apply. H. 16, Times Republican.
Mrs. L. w. Pence left this afternoon
for Los Angeles, CAL. where she will
join her husband, DR.. Pence. who has
been in California for several months.
Mrs. E. w. Harmon, 3O7 North Fifth
street. entertained the Shakespeare
club members Tuesday afternoon. The
class continued the reading of Henry
w."
Mrs. Frank Benson and daughter
Madeline, returned home Monday from
Colfax, where they were visiting the
formers parents, Mr. and Mrs Daniel
Thurston.
j. C. WEIGH, who is very i'll Of heart
disease at his home. had hard right
/ Tuesday, and it was feared he could
not live until morning. Today, how
ever, he was resting better.
Deputy Sheriff A. C. Goodale went
! to Knoxville with NJ. c. O'Brien Tues
day night. The latter was committed
to the hospital for inebriates for three
years by Judge Cummings.
Robert Cook and Henry Modlin, Of
near Ackley, were in the city Tuesday,
stopping here for the day en- route
home from Chicago. where they have
| been for day or two on business.
The body Of Joseph Kleespie. which
was placed in the receiving vault few
weeks ago, was removed this forenoon
and taken to the Lincoln cemetery,
near Berlin Tama county, for burial.
Mrs Kleespie and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Kleespie accompanied the
body.
The annual ball given by the local
bo!lermakers union was held Tuesday
evening in Cummings hall and was
largely attended. One hundred and
twenty five couples spent a pleasant
evening dancing. Charles Vyskocil was
chairman Of the entertainment COM
mittee.
When you buy tea, are you as care
full and discriminating as when you
buy other groceries. Don't just say.
Send me a half pound of uncolored
Japan tea" Ask for Red Rose Japan
tea, one half pound package. 25 cents.
Never sold in bulk. Buy from your gro
Ger. Let's. Fletcher Company.
Mrs. Mary Cornwelr ACE North First
street, left this morning for Washing
ton, D. c., where she will visit her son,
L. ]. Stanton, who is in the govern
ment pension department. Mrs Corn
we'll will probably go on to New York
to visit her sister. Mrs. Branch. Mrs.
Cornwell expects to be gone about six
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McKibben,
eight miles north of the city, In Taylor
township, entertained an anniversary
club to which they belong Tuesday
evening. The hostess served a three
course dinner at 6 o'clock. the table
decorations being in green and white.
the evening was spent in an informal
social way H.
Fifteen members OF the w. r. Ami
versary Club were entertained at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. 2. Edsall on
Tuesday evening. complimentary to
Mrs. George Hudson, Of Healdsburg,
Cal who is visiting here. Luncheon
was served in two courses by Mrs.
EdsaH. assisted by Misses Fern Rank
and Gatha Morgan.
Mrs. p. H. Maley. South Fourth
street, was hostess Tuesday afternoon
at a children's party given for her lit
tie son, Thomas, in honor of his 7th
birthday anniversary. The afternoon
was happily spent playing games. and
Mrs. Maley, assisted by Mrs. A. E.
Ward, served birthday supper. The
table was attractively decorated with
ST. Patrick favors and lighted with
green candles.
Rev. G. E. Zeigler. 201 Arson street.
pastor Of the First United Evangelical
church, was pleasantly surprised Tues
day evening by the young mems bible
in celebration of Mr.. Zeigler's birthday
anniversary. A sociable evening was
enjoyed, and Mr.. Zeigler was presented
with a ring. ST. Patrick's colors were
used in decorating and refreshments
were served.
Wimodausis Aid Society members
spent pleasant afternoon Tuesday
with Mesdames Will I.age and Otto
Nelson at the Lagc home 406 South
Fourth street. The time was spent
socially and the guessing contest was
won by Mrs. Frank Haas and Mrs.
Fred Way. In serving refreshments
the hostesses were assisted by Misses
Gertrude Bowman and Margaret and
Gladys Nelson.
Complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. u.
p keefer of Shoshone, Idaho, Mr.. and
Mrs r. w. Cole. 80 South Fourth
avenue entertained few friends at