Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-31
DR.. Burkart. ostcopath. 3O2 w. Main
Miss Clara Bauman, Of Liscomb,
spent FRIDAY In the city.

Mrs Coles neice, Mrs. w. III. Gilbert.
1Yle foot ball team OF Coe college
passed thru the city this morning on it's
way to Grinnell where it played the
Iowa college team in the afternoon.
Mr. p. Il. Cornell leaves tonight for
Los Angeles. Cal, to spend the winter
with his son. Mr.. Frank Cornell. He
will stop at Denver and Salt Lake City
while on his way west.
The first division Of the Baptist La
dies aid Of which Mrs. b. w. Sinclair
is chairman, entertained the society at
! an all-day sew. at the church Friday.
Dinner was served at noon
| The Methodist Sunday school teach-
ers and officers enjoyed a fine supper
and social time at the church, Friday
evening, while they made plans for the
work for the coming year
Mrs. j. NJ. Ferneau, 702 North Fourth
street, was hostess Friday afternoon
to the regular meeting of the Friends
church Ladies Aid society. There was
a good attendance. and the afternoon
was spent in the usual way.
Bishop w T.. He'll, OF the United
Evangelical church, whose home is in
Highland Park. H., will spend Sunday
in the city, and will preach at the CEN
ter school house of Timber Creek town
ship Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
George Turner, the well known
wrestler of Turner. was in the city this
morning. while on his way to his home
Turner met owen Pierce in match
at oelwein Friday night and threw
him in the best two falls out OF three
Mrs. J. II. Egermayer and Mrs. A.
d. Meeker We're hostesses Friday after
noon at the formers home. 204 North
Fourth street, to the Ladies Aid So
ciety OF the Presbyterian church About
| sixty were present. and refreshments
and a social hour followed the regular
meeting.
! The usual October examinations for
teachers certificates. which have been
| in progress at the office of County SUI
perintendent Of Schools Mary Hostel
er were brought to an end Friday af-
| ternono. Twenty-one took the EXAM
! inations, all but one OF them being
! young women The few who took the
| Gates, were examined Friday.
The body OF Gaylord X. Noble, of the
second years class of the department
of animal husbandry Of Iowa State col
, lege, Ames, who died Thursday Of ty-
phoid fever. was taken thru the city
Friday on its way to Riceville, where
the young man lived. Accompanying
the body were the father and sister.
Il company of classmates, and Pros
fessor r. C. Barrett, Of Iowa State
college.
The organization OF boys In the
Methodist Sunday school known as
The knights of King Arthur, We're en-
tertained last evening by DR. and Mrs.
George Z. Wanberg, at their home. The
rooms were decorated with cornstalks,
pumpkins, and jack olanterns and
ghosts We're very much in evidence.
All kinds of stunts" were INDUCED in,
the program being arranged to suggest
the old time tourney of the knights Of
King Arthur and his round table. There
were about twenty boys present and
they had jolly good time.
Misses Margaret WATSON and Helen
Wells entertained the Y. p. S. c. z. of
the BAPTIST church at the formers
home. 107 North Third street, Friday
evening, the affair being a Halloween
social. The guests all came in costume,
which afforded much merriment The
prizes given for the most correct
guesses as to the identity Of those
present, went to Cyril Woolsey ana
Marie McCluer 1t was Swap party,
and the exchange of articles created
much fun. Games and music were also
enjoyed, and Halloween refreshments
were served.
The funeral of George Abbey was
held from the residence at 2:3O O'Clock
Thursday afternoon, Rev. w. Fl. Scott
officiating. The service was very
largely attended by members of the
lodges to which Mr.. Abbey belonged
and by relatives and friends of the
family. The pail bearers who We're
from the Odd Fellows and Maccabees
were Messrs. George Shelter, j. K
FIaines, c. r. LaPlant, George ).
Roupp. ID. J. Collins and P. A. Haw-
ley. Interment was at Riverside, and
the service at the grave was in charge
of the Odd Fellows.
The regular meeting OF the Spinning
Wheel chapter, D. A. r., was held Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs l..
q. Abbott Roll call was answered with
word sketches of revolutionary hero
ines. The general subject was ways
and Means of the Revolution" Papers
were given by Mrs. F. B. Wiley, on
Roads and Transportation" Mrs. c.
Click. on "Arms and Ammunition"
Miss Kate Balch. on Forage and Ra-
tions;" and Mrs G. c. Urine. on Flags
and Uniform A report of the state
conference held at TT. Dodge. Oct Ia
and IS, was given by Mrs. c. A. Eadle,
and Mrs. w. B. Kibbey spoke OF the
works Of the Children of the Republic
society.