Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-21


If you like music don't miss the
Colonial Octette at the M. e. church,
Wednesday night The first and largest
number of the entertainment course.
Admission rs cents and 81. Tickets ct
Henry Pappes Wednesday.
The biggest and best number on the
the entertainment course will be at
the NJ. e. church Wednesday evening,
October %. If you like good music,
don't miss it, Tickets rs cents and 81.
at Henry Pappe's Wednesday.
Twenty-four of the relatives and
friends of Clarence Lurvey. 500 North
Fourth avenue surprised him at his
home Sunday, the occasion being his
oath anniversary. All had an enjoy
able time. and lunch was served.
Principal A F. Styles, of the New
Providence Academy, was in the city
Saturday evening, en- route home from
Cedar Rapids, where he had been to
attend the annual meeting of the
Northeastern Iowa Teachers associa-
ttion.
J. L. Inman has filed suit for the
district court today against William
and Nettie Burr, Of Garwin, to collect
on note for $780, which the petition
alleges was given as security for mer-
,chandise of that amount purchased of
the plaintiff.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Haas. Miss Els
tele Stickler. and Mr.. Fred Scheduling
went to Madrid Saturday evening
where, on Sunday, they We're in at
tendance at the silver wedding ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Break
field, formerly of this city.
Mr. Edward Estel, who is attending
Iowa State College, at Ames, spent
Sunday in the city at his fathers
home. accompanied by his friend, Mr.
Clark Reed, Of Bradford. Ill. Misses
Lena and Kate Estel accompanied their
brother to Ames this morning and
spent the day.
J. D. Downer, Of this city, and J. L.
Johnson, of Gilman, conducted a part
nership sale of live stock and farm
machinery at the Downer farm, in the
edge of Gilman, Saturday. Forty head
of hogs, thirty-five cattle, and flve
horses We're among the stock disposed
Of. The sale aggregated about $4,000
prices being fair, but nothing excep-
tional
About, fifteen of the more intimate
friends of Mrs. Charles Gustafson, 2O6
East Linn street, surprised her Satur-
day evening, the affair being arranged
by Mr.. Gustafson in celebration of his
Wife's birthday anniversary. The even
ing was spent socially, and in playing
cinch. Mrs. Gustafson received a num-
Der Of nice renembrances. Her sister,
Miss Alata Seglem. of Radcliffe. and
Miss Anna Noble, assisted in serving
refreshments.
At the home Of Mrs. Ella Jenkins
Cos North Third avenue, Saturday ev-
ening the 18th birthday anniversary OF
her son Burton was celebrated by q
company of thirty guests. Among them
! were members of the Sunday school
class of the Methodist church of which
Master Jenkins is member, and their
teacher, L. E. Matson A delightful
evening was spent playing games, aft
er which refreshments We're served by
Mrs. Jenkins, assisted by Mrs. Kate
blessing.
The Young Ladies' sodality Of st.
Mary's parish held its first regular
meeting Of the season Sunday after
noon, electing officers as follows: Pre-
feet. Miss Cecilia Minetor; vice pre-
feet, Miss Gertrude Rendlage: treasur-
er Miss Nora Feldt secretary, Miss
Grace Topf Committees for The year
Were also chosen, the Misses Herman
Kelleher and kunkel being named Oh
, the committee for literary entertain
ments; and the Misses Trerter. Fahey
and Dunn, for social events The So
ciety will be under the direction of
Rev. II. f. Roney. the new curate of
ST. Mary's. and all indications point
toward successful year. The sodality
has started library of its own by
each member contributing one volume.