Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-10

CITY IN BRIEF

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Glasses properly fitted. Hellbers.
Camera films developed and printsd.
Camera shop.
w. T. Smith was in Carroll satur-
day night on business.
| All kinds Of insurance. Van Orman
over First National Bank.
George r. Norris. fire. lightning. and
tornado insurance. Over IS West Main.
1.-THE mack trial was a great sue
cess" waterloo Times Tribune. Adj
vertisement.
Members Of the o. E. s. Circle viii
meet Tuesday afternoon at 1880 in the
Masonic parlors.
Mrs. r. H. Wynn and daughters.
Florence and Grace. Of Gilman, were In
the city Saturday.
Ladies' hose on sale Wednesday and
Thursday, cents a pair. One cent to
80 cent Variety Store.
Funeral directors and licensed en-
balmers. lady assistant. Ambulance
service. Simkins & Estel.
Miss Leila David went Sunday night
to Chicago, where she will spend q
couple Of weeks visiting friends,
\ Get out and get under Dickinson's
maple cream bar, the new CONNECTION.
Try it. II you like 1t. boost-Adver-
tisement.
]. e. Whitaker, Of oskaloosa, re-
turned home Saturday evening after q
brief visit with his brother, J. M.
i Whitaker.
Special Tuesday, ladies' muslin gowns
trimmed with embroidery or lace. regu-
lar 50 cent values, special % cents.
One cent to 80 cent Variety Store.
Wednesday and Thursday we place
ton sale ladies' hose, double heels and
! toes, fast black. special cents a pair.
One cent to 80 cent Variety Store.
Miss Ida Burke returned home this
! morning after visit of several days
with friends In Cedar Rapids. and with
her brother, Raphael E. Burke. at Iowa
City.
Mrs. Della Arney and her father, s.
c.. Ferguson, arrived home Saturday
evening from Clear Water, Fla, where
| they have spent the winter with DR.
N. e. Mighell and family and Miss
Grace Arney.
Mrs. Madison Bentley passed fairly
| comfortable night both Saturday and
Sunday, according to q telegram re-
ceived this morning by her brother.
Walter E, Smelling, of Minerva. The
patients condition. however, Is not
much improved.
Mrs. John Bristol and daughter, Miss
Allie Bristol, will leave tonight for Ia
coma, Wash, near where they will visit
the formers brother, George Osborne.
and other relatives. They will stop at
Winnipeg en- route and on the return
| trip will visit places OF interest in the
west.
Misses Katherine Benedict and Flor
ence Jarvis entertained the members of
the Murtle Furman Mission Circle Sat
urday evening at the Benedict home,
s07 West Main street. Miss Rachel
Patten led the missionary study and
program. which occupied the early part
Of the evening. Later, while the guests
enjoyed social hour. the hostesses
served refreshments.
! As pleasant surprise to her hus-
band. Mrs. Guy Barber, 315 North
Third street, entertained Informally
Sunday morning at breakfast, the oc-
casion being in celebration Of Mr..
BARRIERS birthday anniversary. Covers
were laid for dozen Of Mr.. BARRIERS
more intimate friends, the table being
prettily decorated with red and white
carnations. In serving a four-course
breakfast Mrs. Barber was assisted by
Misses Lola Striblen, Pearl Koeppel,
and Wilma Pelham.
Gen. and Mrs. B. A. Beeson. their
daughter, Miss Martha, of Des Moines,
and son. Emmett q. Beeson, Of Detroit,
motored Sunday to Ames to see Theron
Hauser, formerly of the Liscomb neigh
borhood, who has been quite Ill for sew
eral weeks, suffering from a spinal
| trouble. Mr.. Hauser is able to be out,
but is still feeble. Miss Beeson re-
turned to. Des lMoines from Ames by
rail. Emmett Beeson came Sunday to
be present today at the annual meeting
Of the G. "A. Durham Company.
The funeral Of Richard Jones was
held Saturday afternoon at $3.50 from
st. Paups Episcopal church, with Rev.
H. NJ. Babin officiating. There were a
large number OF flowers, among them
being pieces from the International
Association Of Machinists No. 299; the
Brotherhood OF Boilermakers and
Helpers, No. 149; Modern Woodmen Of
IAmerica, No S85, and the machinists'
helpers. Those who acted as pail
bearers were J. c. Mitchem, ]. D.
Lilly, Edward White, Edward Connor,
John Crellin and Frank Stelzer. The
NJ. & ST. L shop employees accom-
panied the body to the grave. Burial
was in Riverside.
In order to have little visit with
their friend, Miss Neva Harris, Of
Waterloo, who was en- route to Kansas
City, nve athletic young women Of this
city took an early morning walk to
Green Mountain Sunday, reaching that
| village In time to Join Miss Harris when