Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-26

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j. B. Mccormack Was I'm Clemens
today on business.
All porch goods twenty and % per
cent discount. Cards.
Rev Henry Horton, Of Lamoille,
spent the day in Grinnell.
| Walter Way, Of Des Moines, was in
the city Tuesday visiting at the w. y.
| Plander home. -,a
Ball game Saturday, July 90, at
| Green Mountain; Gan win VS.. Green
Mountain. Committee.
Fresh in tomorrow (Thursday) bull
heads. butterfish, balibut, and lamb.
Bargain Store meat Snarket.
| Mrs. F. l.. Janney and son Milton left
| Tuesday night for Kansas City, where
they will visit relatives for two weeks
| Miss Ida Olson, OF Clinton, arrived
in the city Tuesday evening for a two
weeks visit at the home of her brother.
George A. Olson.
ST. Margaret's Mission will hold a
tea Thursday afternoon at the James
| Skegg home, 10 North Ninth street.
Silver offering. Committee.
The office rooms over q West Main
street for rent, possession given at
| once. This is a good location for any
| business. Frank G. Pierce.
| Thursday, one day only, will The
| Unwritten Law be at this theater. In
addition to this feature we will show
| scenic and education film. Strand
| Theater.
Mrs. F. c.. Nichols, Of this city, has
| let the contract for her new flat build
| ing on North First avenue to D. NJ.
| Carr, of Eldora, for $4,000. E.xcavat
| ing for the building has already been
| started.
Mrs. Max Kruskopf and son James,
of Minneapolis arrived in the city for
| a short visit with the formers
| brothers. John and Arthur Crabtree,
| and also with her brother. Alexander
Crabtree, at Laurel.
By taking advantage of the 81 round
trip rate to Peoria on the NJ. & st. l..
Saturday and Sunday, July 20 and 30.
you can have an ideal vacation. River
excursions every day on the beautiful
Illinois ver.-Advertisement.
General Superintendent E. Kerwin.
of the NJ. & ST. L.. was in the city for
a short time this forenoon while on his
way to OSkalooSa on business.
Division Superintendent J. P. Houston
accompanied him.
Miss Olive Ridgeway, of Clemens,
left for her home Tuesday evening
after a weeks visit at the R. c. Jones
home. She was accompanied by Miss
Cicily Jones, who will visit at ths
Ridgeway home and with ether friends
in Clemens.
John Nolan left Tuesday evening for
Omaha, where today he was in attend
ance at the funeral of his brother-in-
law, P. j. Boyle, who died Monday Mr..
Boyle's wife was formerly Miss Mary
Mcriarity, of this city. Mrs. Nolan has
been at Omaha since Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Esperson and
children, formerly of this city, but now
of Oskaloosa, who have been visiting
here for few days with Mrs. Esper-
sons parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. w.
Coolidge and other Relatives, went to
Cedar Fails this morning to VISIT for
a short time with Mrs. lLsperscH's
uncle M. D. Cooledge' and family.
Twenty five members Of the Royal
Neighbours Aid Society were enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon ty Mrs Cor
della Myers, Mrs. J. A. Mattson, and
Mrs. Michael Clark at the hume Of she
former, 500 East Church street. Fr'
lowing the business meeting the mem
bers spent a pleasant AFTERNOON with
- II. A. ,,l,,s We a
afternoon the shostesscs wee assisted
IN serving refreshments by Mrs. c, I.
Waring ana Mrs. Sarah Haupp. of
Dixon, Ill. g." .a 81.
A party of general officers of the
Chicago Great Western, who or have
been at Rochester. MINI, attending a
meeting of the agents of the. road,
were in this city this, forenoon for
short time while. on. their way to Kan
sas City for a trip Of insncctioE o. the
southern division Those in the party
were General Manager j. A. Gordon.
Chief Engineer c. G. Delo. and Super
intendent Of Car Service G., A. Brown,
all Of Chicago. Local Freight Agent
J. T. Basham, who was at ManChes-
ter for an agents meeting. returned
home. .-.-..,-
Complimentary to Mrs a. G. Click.
of Ogden, Utah, Mrs. w. a. Sandoe
entertained thirty guests at o'clock
breakfast this morning at the Sandoe
shack, south Of town. Garden flowers
were used to decorate the small tables
which were arranged on the lawn:
The hostess served three course
| breakfast. assisted by Miss Ruth
Loree, Of Omaha, Mrs. Walter Scott,
and DR.. Elizabeth Gillette. After the
breakfast the guests enjoyed bridge
and did fancy work: The prize for
high score in bridge was won by Mrs.
c. w. Hughes and Mrs. Click received
the guest prize. Other out-of-town
guests included Mrs. Frederick Breug-
ger Mrs. A. H. Beifeld and Miss Bess
Parker of Chicago: and Mrs. E. L.
Doison, of D.nville, Va.