Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-18
CITY IN BRIEF
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Iowa honey. Sanitary grocery.
Dr. Billiard osteopath. 5 West Main.
Mrs. George Raber spent the day
in Ferguson.
Camera films developed and printed.
Camera shop.
Mr. and Mrs j F. German spent the
day in Liscomb with friends.
F. E. Golly. OF Zearing, returned home
this morning after a visit in Chicago.
H. Q. Eldredge, Of Union. was in the
city Wednesday TO visit his mother,
Mrs. A. F. Eldridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. E W. Nutz and Mr..
and Mrs. R. L. keyzer. OF Pickering,
spent the day in the city.
The Tirzah Aid Society will meet
FRIDAY afternoon with Mrs. E. A. Gran
dali. SIS South Third street.
{. r. Jacques went to Des Moines this
morning 10 attend the state convention
Of the international bricklayers union.
The Mehlin has more patedted exclu-
sive features than any piano made.
Smith Music Company. factory agents.
Mrs A. F. Schilling. of Nevada. re-
turned home this morning after visit
with her father, c. NJ Wright, at New
Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs J. ". Hewell. Of May
wood, Neb., arrived in the city on
Wednesday evening from Vinson. and
will visit their daughter, Mrs. William
Young.
Mrs. c. C. Gethman, of Eldora. was
in the city Wednesday. Her daughter
Esther. who attends school at Grinnell.
came up and spent the day with her
mother also.
Mrs. Samantha ". LaShelle and
daughter. Harriet, went TO Excelsior
Springs Mo, Wednesday for stay of
few weeks. The trip is made on ac-
count Of Mrs. LaShelle's health.
Do not fail to notice the exhibition
of art portraits We have in Benedict &
Rrintnalrs window. We have more at
the studio, and for one month only we
are cutting the price in half on these
nigh class oil portraits. Apgar studio.
The advertisement OF the Gildner
Bros. store in this issue has something
TO offer the young fellow, pair OF
stills Now your boy would be plueased
with them. You had better read the
advertisement, then when he comes to
YOU about it, you will agree with him.
Gildner Bros.
Misses Macissa Alaulsby and Marie
Mover entertained Wednesday evening
forty-three members of their Sunday
school class of the Methodist church al
a ST. Patrick's party at the w.
! Maulsby home 30S North Secono
street Green and yellow were used II
! decorating the rooms. and the even
I ing was spent with appropriate games
( and contests. Assisted by Miss Gatha
! Maulshy, the hostesses served refresh
ments.
The LOYAL Women. bible class o
/ women taught by Mrs. A. H. Welker II
! the Central Church of Christ Sunoa.
school. elected officers at meeting
held IN the parlors of the church
| wednesday afternoon. Mrs. r.
! Brown was chosen president, Mrs. Mar.
Thornton vice president. Mrs. Nj. y
/ Ebert secretary, Mrs G. s. Nugent as
4 sistant secretary, and Mrs. G. j. Barrie
treasurer Plans for the years wor
were made. and social hour was en-
joyed, during which refreshments wer
served by a committee.
Miss Igerna Getz was the guest
honor at a dinner given Wednesda!
evening by the teachers Of the hig
school at the home of Miss Edna Balcf
6O4 West Main street. Miss Getz re
Gently resigned as instructor of Ger
man in the high school and will leav
soon with her mother, Mrs. Mary Get
who was also guest at the dinner, 10
an extended trip IN the east. Cover
were laid for thirty, the tables bein
attractive in appointment and dec
Grated in green in honor Of st. Pat
rick's day. Green shaded candle
lighted the tables, and three-cours
dinner was served at $50 by Mr.
Nellie W. Balch, Harold Bslch, ar
Miss Margaret Setback. Miss Fam
Quaife was toastmistress. and apprr
pirate talks were given by Superinter
dent Palmer, Miss Elizabeth Well,
meyer and Miss Florence StewaI
During the evening hours che time VIZ
. spent socially. with cameo and must
and the guests presented Miss &c