Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-28

hours. DIR. Mairs.
Miss OFT left today for Chicago
1 where she will select new pattern hats
1 Wait for her line.
\ Jones' orchestra will give their reg
ular dance at Odd Fellows hall Tues
day evening, October 90.
! Seat sale for the Frederick Wardt
entertainment will open at Henr!
| Pappe's tomorrow morning at a. m
Prices so and rs cents.
Our Big Four -four is as good as tbs
best and better than the rest. One
trial will convince you. Ask US fol
prices. E. e. Benedict 4 Co.
| The Ladies' Aid society of the Con.
eregational church will serve a Hal.
loween supper at the church Tues
| day evening, Oct. 30, at $3.50. Tickets
| % cents.
F. e. knight, of Grinnell, arrived
! in the city this morning to go out CIR
his first trip for the Staver Buggy
Company, of Chicago. under l.. R. Max
| well, of this city.
Frederick Warde will give his SPLEEN
did recital of Shakespeare and His
Plays" at the Methodist church Tues
day evening. Tickets so and IS cents
at Henry Pappe's tomorrow.
Sister Mary Dorothy, superintendent
Of nurses of st. Thomas hospital, to-
day filed with the county recorder a
| nurses certificate issued to her by the
| state board of medical examiners.
Mrs. c. G. Olmsted, of Belle PLANE
arrived Friday evening, and spent
Sunday here. She was accompanied
home by her father, Mr.. j. F. Curtis,
who will make his future home with
his daughter.
Mr.. Ralph Middleton, Of Minerva,
who is a student at Iowa State Col
lege, arrived from Ames Friday aft
ernoon and went to Minerva to spend
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ T.. Middleton
Mrs. j. W. Lloyd and daughter Avon
ellie left Saturday for their new home
in Milwaukee Wis. Mr.. Lloyd has
Wisconsin territory for the Inland
Type Foundry, of ST. Louis, and trav-
els under the direction of the Chicago
branch.
Mr.. John Kelly, of State Center, and
daughter, Mrs. Rose Sinrot, Of Osceola.
spent Friday In the city, coming to see
their son and brother, William Kelly,
who is patient at ST. Thomas hos
pital. where he is recovering from a
finr,
Chaplain Jesse Cole of the soldiers
home, was in Hampton over Sunday,
where he filled Rev. E. T. Gruwell's
pulpit in the Methodist church. Mr..
Gruwell was here, delivering an adj
dress at the soldiers home in the aft
ernoon, and at the Epworth league rail-
~ at the Methodist church in the ev-
enfng.
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Y. NJ. c..
A. will serve banquet to the doctors
of the city at the annual meeting OF
the Marshall County Medical society,
which will be held at the Railroad Y.
M. c. A. rooms next Wednesday even
ing, October 30, at O'clock. All mem
bers of the society are expected to
bring their wives.
Mr.. Archie Maulsby was host Satur
day evening at his parents home, sos
North Second street, to about twenty
five guests. mostly Albion young peo
pie, at a novelty shower for Mr.. and
Mrs Ralph Arney, recently married.
The decorations were suggestive of
Halloween and games Of a similar ma
sture We're enjoyed. after which light
refreshments were served.
Friends in this city have received
invitations issued by Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph S. Carter, Of saltwater N. D.,
for the marriage of their daughter,
Ruth Orpha, to Mr. Charles, Chiffon
Weems, which will take place on
Wednesday, November s. at IL o'clock
Miss Carter has visited here on sever
al occasions as the guest of Miss Grace
Lander Her former home was in Ma
son City.
Mr. Henry Colyer, of Minneapolis,
and daughter, Mrs. F. l.. Bosworth,
who came to the city last Tuesday
with the body of Mrs. Colyer. left for
their home Saturday Mr.. Colyer was
one of the early business men Of
Marshalltown. and for twenty-six years
was engaged in the fruit business on
East Main street. He was in partner.
ship for a long time with the late
Mark F,hle under the firm name Of
Eh1e & Colyer.
The Marshalltown Colored Womens
club held it's regular meeting with Mrs.
Charles Gilmore The paper of the
afternoon given by Mrs. Thomas Cobb
on Child Study and the Home was
discussed by the members Of the club.
A three course luncheon was served
by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Sellars
and Miss Gilmore. The out of town
guests WERE. Mrs. William Fines, Of
Newton: Misses Ora and Iona Greene.
of Toledo. and Miss Matte Walker, OF
New York city.
Brief funeral services over the body
of II. S. Francisco We're held at the
residence, 800 South First street this
by Rev. NJ. N. Smith. The
service was quite largely attended.
The body. accompanied by party
Of relatives. was taken to Union this
for burial in the private bury
ing ground on the homestead farm, |
four and on.-half miles northeast OF
there. Those who accompanied the
body In addition to members OF the
family. We're Mrs. Susan E. Depuy
and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.. Robinson,
II L.