Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-16


Camera films developed and printed.
Camera shop.
H. W. ogan went to Gilman this
morning on business.
Glen G. Bowen, of Searsuoro, went
10 LeGrand this morning 10 visit rela-
tives.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Cuthbertson, OF To-
LEGO, returned home this morning al
ter a visit in Fostoria, Clay county
Just received large shipment OF
new spring coats in the new designs
and colorings. Benedict & Brintnah'
Mrs. A. r. lyman returned home
Monday evening from Grinnell. where
she has been visiting friends for a few
days.
Mrs Jacob Fromm and son Richard,
returned TO their home al Eldora this
morning after a WISH here with Mr..
and Mrs. J, NJ. Johnson
Fine northern potatoes nj 90 cents
bushel. while they last. Better order
today as we only have carload.
Phone s25. Bruster * Ronndy
The Busy Bee Circle of the l. O. T.
VI
: 90 with Mrs. Luther Ray and Ars
Elmer Hoadiey, SO Bromley street,
The Excelsior AID Society VIII meet
win Mrs. : Il Reilly ard Mrs F.
Wertenherser at the home II Mrs.
Reilly. 2os South Fourth street, Wed
nesiay
Candy special: saturday. the Nc
Bride x VIII Drug Company Will sell
one pound boxes Of assorted chocolates
for % cents box. This Is strictly
fresh candy and IS one Of this stores
Saturday specials. Mcbride x VIII
Drug COMPANY
Friends IN the city received cards
this morning announcing the birth Of
scr 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R
Syee-s. 352p kinsman boulevard. Des
Molnes. Monday morning. The child
is their second son ard has been
named FerdericS Henry Speers,
Richard Mcclure. zoos South Center
street, Is seriously II al ms home SAT-
fering from what has been diagnosed
as ulcers OF the stomach. Mr.. MCGUIRE
has been IN poor health since October,
hut in recent weeks his condition mas
been growing worse. He is little
better now. however. than he has been.
our buyers have returned from mar
ke: where arrangements have been
made with leading manufacturers for
The exclusive showing Of their ready
ro-wsar and millinery in our store.
The newest creations Will continue to
arrive thruout the season enabling US
70 surpass all efforts in previous sea
sons. Ben edict & Brintuall.
4 pleasant meeting was enjoyed by
thirty members of the Ladies Guild Of
s. Paurs Episcopal church who were
entertained MONDAY afternoon by Mrs
Celeste Fisher and Mrs. William Long
al me formers home, East Grant
street. At the close o. the business
session the members visited and sewed
their fancy WORK ana the hostesses
served refreshments.
prof r e. wylie. Of the Iowa state
university Iowa City. Will give an Il
.ustrated lecture on ALASKA, Wednes-
day Afternoon a, $50 al the Red
Mems hall before the Wouiens Club.
George keenan,. viol!nisI and Miss
Emily Perkins, pianist viii open the
program which VIII be III Ter the d.
-ection ~ the travel department.. OF
winch Mrs. Susie White : chairman.
Mrs. Fred Weaver. sll East Boone
street entertained Monday afternoon
complimentary 20 her mother Mrs ".
p Eankins. Ten Of the latter's lady
friends The affair was in compliment
10 Mrs Fank3ns birthday anniversary.
and the guests presented her Win
handkerchief shower \ two-course
luncheon was served by the hostess at
o clock a. a table decorated with red
hearts.
Sixty members Of the Friends church
and congregation joined Monday night
in surprise PARTY on Rev. ! y. R2ch
al the Rlcn nome. 81 North Third
street. Music and games were enjoyed
during the evening. and refreshments
were served vs. committee. The af-
fair Vas n celebration OF the birthday
anniversary u rev. Mr.. Rich. and the
mem ae-s = ttc congregation presented
hin. with an overcoat.
More than fifty members Of the
Young Married Peoples Club Of ST.
Paurs Episcopal church. recently or
gained, enjoyed their first club din
,aer Monday egening in the dining room
Of The church. Supper was served at
~ Hf4Jr- DDS.NSS5 sEss-OI ~ ds
held and committee appointed which
viii have charge of the monthly meet
ings of me club for three months. The
ren,a inder Of the time was spent So
cia-ly with various games end contests
whic. afforded much pleasure.
Forty members OF the Young Married
Peoples Clp1 Of the Methodist church
were entertained at their reg ular meet
ing Monday evening al the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Ira " Gabrielson. sl2 West
Main, street the host and hostess
were assisted ~ Mr.. and Mrs. X. =
Marble and SIR and Mrs. Raymond II
} East. a delightful evening was in
formally spent with games and nucf
| fan MAS afforded when the men sewec
quili blocks that were but by the young
women. A business session was hell
The attraction at the Odeon Thea tel
on Thursday night will be The Mis-
leading Lady q new play by charlei
Goddard ard Paul Dickey, authors o
The Ghost Breaker" The two au'
thors have woven their plot around {
certain type of modern young woman
who irnbued wiki a huccaneer spirit II
love endeavorE 70 attract man only fo
the fun % toying and trihing witt
him They raise the question whetne
a young woman who haunts her SCI
in ingenious WAYS and appeals TO tn