Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-21

day evening.
| Mrs. William Ares, of Melbourne, is
quite seriously i'll at the home Of her
son. A. r. AYES, three miles southeast
of state Center, suffering from apo
plexy, with which she was stricken
| Tuesday.
| Gerald Hamilton, of New Plymouth,
| Idaho, arrived in the city this morn
| ing to visit for a few days with his
| aunt. Mrs. w. H. Gelvjn. Mr. Hamil-
| ton is on his way to Chicago to enter
| the medical department Of the UnlVer-
sity of Chicago.
Mrs. A. Swartwood arrived home
| Wednesday evening from ten days
! visit with her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth
Chesley, at Peterson, whom she hao
not seen in forty-five years. Mrs.
Swartwood went to Eldora Thursday
| evening to visit Mrs. Henry Brown.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Harold R. Pontius, who
moved from this city few months aso
| to Great Falls, Mont, returned mere
| Thursday night to live. Mr.. Pontlus
will re-enter the employ of the d. =.
Wilbur store. The climate affected MT.
Pontius and made his return here
necessary.
"Pat-A-Cake. Don't confuse Pat-A-
| Cake with pastry flour and the like. 1t
is different. 1t contains eight different
ingredients: flour, sugar, eggs, shorten
I ing, vegetable coloring, baking powder,
favoring, etc. Simply stir in water
and bake. Price Is cents package. =
Advertisement.
i The opening meeting Of st. Marga-
Iret's Mission was held Thursday even
| ing with Mrs. Marie Mcfarland and
Mrs. Mary Berriman as the hostesses
at the home of the former. 209 South
Fifth street. After transacting routine
business the time was enjoyed socially
and with bridge. Refreshments were
served by the hostesses.
All of the late DR.. Brady's office
| furniture, consisting~of desk, chairs,
stoves, sideboard, mirrors, bookcases.
etc, will be offered for sale in the Of
| flee occupied by him. at No. 1T East
Main street, commencing Saturday
morning. Mrs Kearns will be present
to wait on any one interested in buy
ing. ]. NJ. Whitaker, administrator
Mrs C. ]. Needham and grandson.
Robert Anderson, arrived home We'd
nesday from Colorado, where they have
been for -four months with their
daughter and mother, Mrs. Frances
Anderson. They were accompanied
home by Mr.. Needham, who went to
Denver the latter part Of the weeks,
Mrs. Anderson returned to Alburquer-
que, N. NJ, for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Schaper, of
State Center. have adopted from the
Evangelical Lutheran Kinderfreund, Of
Fort Dodge, Ruby White, aged s
months. The baby has been renamed
Doris Ruby Schaper, according to the
adoption papers fled. Mr.. Schapers
brother and the latter's wife Mr.. and
Mrs. William g. schaper. Of near State
Center. recently adopted two other
White children from the same tnstitu-
ton.
At the meeting Of the Ladies' Auxil-
larry Of the Y. M. G. A., held Thursday
afternoon In the association building,
the treasurer reported that 1854 was
made by the society in serving meals
at the county fair last week. After the
business meeting Miss Laura Donnel-
son gave piano numbers, Mrs. D. Carl
ton, Of Des Moines, sang, and q. w.
Shute gave readings. At the close Of
the afternoon refreshments were served
by the hostesses, Mesdames N. F, and
H. B. Miller, E. B. and A. M. Myer,
w. D. Milne, and John Pursel.