Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-03

Christina, of Radcliffe, returned to
their home Monday after few days
visit with the formers sisters, Mrs.
Charles Gustafson and Mrs. E. B.
White.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of
Westminster chapel, corner Ninth av-
enue and Bromley will give a box So
cal at the chapel this evening at
!, o'clock for benefit Of chapel. You are
invited. Committee.
B. NJ Carpenter. a travelling man who
has been quite Ill of grip at his home,
East Webster street, for two weeks,
is improving. During her husbands
illness Mrs. Carpenter has been looking
after Mr.. Carpenters territory.
Fifty new coats-This mornings ex-
press brought us fifty new coats In the
latest styles and colorings now in ia
vor with Dame Fashion. You are sure
to be pleased with one Of these beau.
! tiful garments Benedict-& Brintnall..
velma, the little daughter of Mr..
ana Mrs Harry Ia ston, living ten and
ane- half miles north of the city, was
!. painfully hurt when she fell and struck
her forehead on the edge OF the cement
steps at HOIHe 1 ne SCdip was cut "
the bone.
Three high school girls, Esther
Northup, Grace Lennox and Puma
Clemens set out on foot this forenoon
& for Clemens A telephone message later
said they walked the seventeen miles
in five and one-half hours. They ex-
pected to return on the train.
gaFt e,-., rr-..... ..,.,I ,.~.--. III,
zen Of Clemens, and father of Mrs S.
NJ. Cause, of this city, was stricken
with uremic commissions Monday even
ing at the union station while waiting
for the Story City branch train. Mr..
Mooney was removed to ST Thomas
hospital His condition today was i'm
proved.
Sparks from a chimney set fire to
the roof of summer kitchen at the
home Of D. Perrin, 1904 West Linn
street, at IL: so Monday afternoon. The
\ damage was slight. A silent alarm
called Chief Anderson to the w. II.
Rupert home, 1909 Fremont street,
about 1 o'clock Monday afternoon to
put out grass fire that threatened
4 to get beyond control
shalltown Woman's Club will be held
Wednesday afternoon in Cronkleton's
hall, and will be in charge of the art
and music department, of which Miss
Fannie Flower Is chairman. The pro-
gram will be given by Miss Bertha
Harbaugh, pianist, Of Highland Park,
III. Miss Harbaugh is a former school
friend Of Mrs. r. e. Keyser, and is her
guest while in the city,
ST. Petersburg, Fla, papers tell Of an
accident to motoring party, which re-
suited In injury to, Margaret, the g.,
year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
n. Bullet, Of Cheyenne. Wyo. The little
girl was q passenger in the car driven
by Merritt Greene, Of this city, which
collided with q large touring car be-
4 longing to Fred r. Smith. The little
girl sustained fracture of the wrist,
and tho other occupants of the car es-
capped without injury.
The girls employed at the Burch
Bros. store were guests at dinner
given Monday evening by Miss Nellie
Aud at her home, 80 South Third
street. Decorations appropriate to All
Fools day and Easter were used on the
table and were carried out in color
y scheme Of yellow and white. The
hostess was assisted in serving dinner
In three courses by her mother, Mrs.
\ Mary Aud. During the evening the
guests enjoyed the time with music.
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