Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-19

taments, or prayer books, don't fail to
see the largest line of all sizes ever
shown in the city. Simons book store.
Attend our sale of mems Init under
wear Wednesday AMI Th'lrsday-heavy
quality shirts and drawers, special SO
cents One Cent to % Cent Variety
Store.
Just received fine assortment Of
tally and place cards, candle shades,
etc. For your Halloween party we
can supply your wants. Simons book
store.
Inspect the knit underwear bargains
in our windows. Mems heavy quality
shirts and drawers, IS cents Wednesd day
and Thursday. One Cent to 80 Cent
Variety Store.
Owing to conflicting dates, the Con-
gregational Ladies' Aid have changed
the date of their annual bazaar and
supper from Dec. s to Tuesday, Nov.
30. Committee.
Try Campbelrs Creek splint, fine
lump coal for heater, furnace or cook
stove. A good long handled fire shovel
free with every load Phone 119.
Bowles & Billings.
Funeral services for Frederick J..
Haskell. who died at the soldiers
home. were held Monday afternoon
from the assembly hall at o'clock
Rev. J. J. Fitzpatrick had charge Of
the services and burial was in River
side.
A good long handled fire shovel free
10 -+.I~ 80
Of US. These are good long handled
shovels and you will get one absolutely
FREQ II you order load Of coal Of U.S.
Coal. feed, -four and hay. Phone ne.
Bowles & Billings.
Thirty friends and neighbors of Mr..
and Mrs, Hiram Showalter. south of
the city, surprised them at their home
Monday night at 4 farewell party as
Mr.. and Mrs. showalts.r expect to Move
into MarshalltoWn today Supper was
brought by the guests and the evening
pleasantly spent socially
The Young Married Peoples Club Of
the Methodist church enjoyed pleas
ant evening Monday when they were
entertained at the church by the Of
ficers Of the club. A picnic supper was
served at s o'clock, after which a short
business session was held. The re-
mainder Of the evening was enjoyed
socially.
T S Cartwright and son, T. c. Cart
wright. left this morning for Roches:
ter, Mimi. where the elder Mr.. Cart
wright will undergo an examination in
the Mayo hospital. Mr.. Cartwright
has suffered long time with Sc
we're trouble for which, if the exam
nation proves it necessary, he will
undergo a surgical operation.
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Mrs. John I. Bell, 30s East State
street, entertained Informally Monday
at luncheon for her guest. Mrs. Ben
ton Davis, of Des Moines, the guests
including few of Mrs. Davis more
intimate friends. After the luncheon,
served at 1 o'clock, a pleasant after
noon was enjoyed Informally. Mrs F.
L. Mccoy, of Omaha, was an out-of-
town guest.
Mrs. R. C. Kucera, Of Los Angeles,
formerly Miss Jennie Cody, Of this
city, who has been visiting relatives
and friends in the city. will leave to-
night for her home Mrs. Kucera will
be accompanied by her mother-in-law
Mrs. George Livingston, who will
spend the winter in Los Angeles and
return to this city about. the first of
April. En- route they will stop at Den
yer and Ogdon. Utah, and also visit
the San Francisco exposition.
Adjutan. Joseph Ellwood, Of the Sal
walton Army, and Mrs. Ellwood left
this morning for Minneapolis, where
they go to attend the marriage Of
Cadet Ruby Symmonds. Of No. corps,
Minneapolis to John Broughton, band
master Of tho Elgin, ILL.,, corps. The
bride is a sister Of Ensign Gertrude
Symmonds. formerly in charge Of the
local army work, and a daughter of
Mrs. Symmonds, adjutant Of the Min
neapolis corps for many years.
e. H. Draper left Monday night for
Chicago, where he will be present at
q meeting called by the Chicago Board
Of Trade to consider the petition of
the Lehigh Valley railroad in the mat
ter of freight line steamers The in:
terstate commerce commission ruling
prohibiting railroads from operating
freight line steamers is causing the
roads to protest. Mr.. Draper will
represent the MarshalltoWn Club and
the Western Grocer Company.
Al the Hospitals.
Mrs J. Frederick, Of Conrad under
went an operation at the Deaconess
hospital this morning. Her condition
is satisfactory.
Mrs. e. H. Hilleman, Of State Gem
ter, is receiving treatment at the Dea.
CONFESS
Mrs. G. c. waring, sos East State
street, Is q patient at the Deaconess,
where she submitted to an operation
for tumor this afternoon.
Mrs. g. e. Richeson, 1862 Forty-ffth