Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-22

| Onice ana veterinary ,hospita; 1c!-
109 East State. Assistant state veter-
marian. F. ]. Neiman.
Mrs. T. H. Swezey, of Belle PLANE
returned home this morning after Wis
iting friends in Grinnell.
| T. Nelson Downs went Monday eve
ming to Webster City to visit with f.
H. Martin for few days.
| Mrs. Amanda Gable, Of Steamboat
Rock. returned home Monday after Wis.
iting her son, Harvey Cable.
Mrs. @. c. Huff, Of Greene. went tc
mother Mrs. Ellen Valentine.
| Mrs. w. A. Peters went Monday eve.
ming to Eldora to visit her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert schafer.
| Mrs. Ella Bunker, Of webster City
arrived In the city Monday evening to
Beaman.
Mrs. A. C. Kluck. Of Mason City, re-
turned home this. morning after: visit
ing her mother, Mrs Thomas Everett,
of Tama.
as
| Mrs. H. F. Smith, Of C1emons re-
turned Monday evening after visiting
her daughter, Mrs. r. Z. Van Meter, al
Melbourne.
Mrs. Esther Fuller, of st. Anthony.
| returned home this morning after a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. j. A.
West, of Laurel.
Sneo;aI Glassware bargains cl1stards
goblets and tumblers, cents Wednes-
day and Thursday. One Cent to SO
Cent Variety Store.
Special glassware bargains, berry
| dishes, tumblers, etc, two for 5 cents,
Wednesday and Thursday. One Cent
to 80 Cent Variety Store.
Misses Pearl Taylor and winifred
Brereton, of Emmettsburg. returned
home this morning after visiting here
| with Miss Florence Maher.
Mrs. C. w. Cleveland and son Joseph
Of Ellwood, went Monday evening to
| Albion to visit Mrs. Cleveland's moth
er. Mrs. ], e. Cunningham.
Wednesday and Thursday glassware
| sale-custards. footed sherbets, tum-
blers, etc., regular 10 cent values, spe-
cfal 5 cents. One Cent to SO Cent Va
riety Store.
The Excelsior Aid Society will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
George Marx and Mrs. Rachel Shock
ley, at the formers home, IL East
Church street.
John Willard. Of Gratz. Pa. visited
in the city Monday with Mrs. E. Hep
ner, an old friend. Mr.. Willard is on
hi. way home from attending the expo
sitions in California
Mrs. Fl. o. Lindsay and sons, James
and Thomas, left today for their home
in Oak Park, III, after months visit
with the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James carmody.
Tuesday evening, June %. the Ladies'
Aid of the First United Evangelical
church will serve ice cream, cake and
strawberries on the Ellis Bailey farm,
1904 South Twelfth avenue. Commit
tee.
Rev. and Mrs. William Kirby, and
daughter Esther, of Columbus. O., ar
with Rev. Mr.. Kirby's parents. Mr.. and
weeks.
Mrs. J. M. Bales, 514 North Second
street, entertained the B. ]. Circle of
Albion, at her home today. A luncheon
was served at 1880 after which the re-
mainder of the afternoon was spent
in fancy work and socially.
Screen your porch, it means lots Of
comfort. Ask for our extra heavy
Pearl screen. II you will compare
Pearl with the other screens-you will
quickly decide for Pearl. Schmidts
hardware, agents for Pearl screens.
President w. H. Arney. of the Iowa
Savings Bank and President c. c. St.
Clair, of the First National Bank went
to Davenport Monday afternoon to at
tend the convention of the Iowa State
Bankers Association. which opened to-
day.
p. c. Jones and son Philip left this
morning for Sioux Falls and Water
town, S. D. Mr.. Jones will be gone
about a week on business. Philip will
remain in White, S. D., and spend the
summer with his sister, Mrs. Nellie
Richards.
Mrs. W.. E. Haisley and two children
Of Sinton, Tex, who have been visit
ing her sisters, Mrs. e. e Benedict
and Miss Luella Mendenhall, went this
morning to Liscomb. for q few days
visit with friends. She will return here
tho end Of the week.
Ernest Ford left Monday evening for
q months western trip, which will in
clude points In Colorado, Montana,
Idaho and other western states. Mr..
Ford will camp for about two weeks in
the mountains near Denver. and will
also visit relatives in Whitedsh. Mont.
Mrs. Henry Shove, AT Park street.
entertained informally Monday after
noon at birthday party for her little
son, Maynard. who celebrated his sixth
birthday. The little guests: included
the children of the nsighborhood, who
spent. happy Afternoon and were en-
tertainedg with various games. Mrs.
Shove served q dainty luncneon.
An unusually pleasant meeting Of tho
Young Married Peoples Club Of the
Congressional ehuyyh was held Mons
day evening at the Lacey !. Patterson
home, Sal North Fifth street. The
hosts and hcstes.es were Mr.. and Mrs.
Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. b. c. Taylor
and Mr.. and Mrs. b. O. Tankersley.
Supper was served on the. lawn at
|6:5O. After, the supper various OUT
of-door games furnished q pleasant
entertainment.