Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-16

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For taxi phone sl.-Advertisement.
w. T. Barr, OF Ames. visited in the
city Thursday.
w. w. Doolittle was in Des Moines
Thursday on business.
H. e. Kasischke, of New Providence,
was in the city Thursday.
For moving or storage see us. White
Transfer line. IS South First avenue
Senator w. H. Arney came from Des
Moines Friday afternoon to remain I'M
til Tuesday, when the general assembly
reconvenes.
Typewriters to rent and for sale at
most reasonable prices. Typewriter
supplies, ribbons. ETC., for all make
machines. Orlando Baxter.
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Mrs. Edward Barlow, 112 West Main
street. went to Washington, Iowa.
Thursday evening for a visit with her
brother. Edward Robertson.
Dawson Zug, Of Des Moines, who Is in
Mercy hospital in that city, is so
seriously sick Of tuberculosis Of the
lungs and kidneys that his condition
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which began with an attack of pneu-
monia, has developed into tuberculosis.
H. r. Mcmahon. Mrs. zug's father,
went to Des Moines Friday to remain
with his daughter until Sunday. Daw-
son Zug formerly lived in this city. He
is cousin Of James Zug, of Boone, and
Miss Olive Zuz and Mrs. Charles Alli-
son, Of this city.
Frank H. Boardman. of this city, has
been appointed clerk in the state
senate for Senator Wallace H. Arney.
of this city, who secured the appoint
ment. The young man came home Fri
day from Des Moines. where he has
just passed the examination required
of clerks, to remain until the general
assembly convenes Tuesday. For
more than a year Boardman has been
clerk in the Chicago headquarters Of
the western division of the New York
Central lines. He is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. T, Boardman.
Mrs F. A. Beeks, 1913 North First
street. entertained sixty little boys and
girls, the pupils of the third and fourth
grades of st. Mary's school, at her
Friday afternoon, in honor Of her
tiops furnished the afternoons enter
tainment. Joseph Morrissey was
Waarded the prize for the best recita.-
,, ton. Adainty luncheon was served by
Mrs. Beeks, assisted by the Misses
Margaret and Marie Wheeligan, Irene
Welter. Minnie Kalinay and Grace
Beeks. The only guests aside from the
pupils were Masters Raymond Wood
and Johnnie Welter.
At the meeting Of the Mayflower
Embroidery Club. held Friday at the
home of Mrs. Pearl Wikle. S07 South
Third avenue, the following officers
David Friend. president: Mrs. Pearl
Wikle. vice president: Mrs. j. F. Holl-
croft. secretary and treasurer: Mrs.
Joseph Grimm, chair man OF the flow
er committee: Mrs. H.asA. Hoberock.
reporter; Mrs. Charlesswonnell, chair
man Of the calendar, committee; and
Mrs Joseph Debates, chairman Of the
social committee. The remainder of
the afternoon was pleasantly spent
with fancy work and tho hostess seved
refreshments. @A5t
Mrs. e. b. Emes and Mrs. 8. w.
Rubee were hostesses 4, Friday at a
pleasant social affair." when they en-
tanned fifty of their women friends
at luncheon. The party was held
at the Zines home, 107 West
Grant street. The guests were seated at
small tables, prettily decorated with
red carnations and smilax, and at /
o'clock the hostesses were assisted by
Mesdames w. w. Hixson. A. K Smith.
| and w. II. Steiner and Miss Ellen
con. During the afternoon hours. which
were spent socially, Miss Lucille Rubee
gave a group Of pleasing readings. Mrs.
Benjamin Packer, Of Victor, Cal, was
an out of town guest.
An interesting program was enjoyed
by the members Of the travel depart
| ment Of the Woman's Club, who were
entertained Friday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. E. r. Benedict. 907 West
Main street. Other hostesses wore
Mesdames Julia w. Smith. Herbert
Hyatt, Philip vogt. Flora Stone. Eta
| Agnew, and Arsepta Treadwell, anC
| Miss Eta Early. Mrs. Ella McKin
read a paper on Cape Horn: Mrs. F. S
Wing read a paper which had beer
prepared by Mrs. Elmer Tuffree OF
Shetland Island. after which Mrs. Pau
Nichols gave an interesting account o.
the discovery of the South Pole ant
Miss Grace Kimberly closed the pro.
gram with splendid paper entitled
Lost Lands" At the close of the pro.
gram the guests visited and the host.
egses served refreshments
In The District Court.