Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-11
The City In Brief

The story hour at 10 o'clock at the
public library Saturday morning will
be for the kindergarten and first grade
children. and will be in charge Of Miss
Ida McMurray.
The Excelsior Aid Society was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Henry Sundell and Mrs. Linn Ferguson
at the formers home. 500 North Center
street. The afternoon was spent in
quilting. and the hostesses. assisted by
Mrs. Charles Hurd, served light re-
freshments.
Try Dickinson's maple goods. Re-
member when you call for Dickinson
brand YOU get the best IN food pro-
ducts. All Dickinson goods are put up
in sanitary. air-tight packages. Now
being demonstrated at George l.. An
drews' grocery Ladies especially in
vited to call and sample the good
things manufactured at home.
The Arson Mothers Club met Thurs
day afternoon at $3.50 at the Arson
school. After series of songs by the
frot grade pupils. business session
was held. Following this Mrs. Earl
Bartholomew read a paper on THE
Cooperation Of Teacher and Parent.
and a general discussion was then en-
joyed. About twenty were present,
The 8. C. I. Club Of Taylor town
ship met Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Mrs. w. r.. Wilson. The subject was
"The First Railroad in Iowa." and the
paper was given by Miss Iva Reese. An
subject was held. The hostess was
q ia nv Poa0fA and
Eleanor Thompson. The two latter and
Mrs. Collins were guests.
The witenaSemote Club was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs. ].
d. Vail. this being the last time the
club will meet with her before she goes
west for the wiptzr. The bible ques-
tons were taken up and the regular
reading followed. A social hour was
enjoyed, and the hostess served nice
lunch. Mrs. Harmony, Of Chadron.
Neb.. was a guest.
At the close Of q concert by the
Mountain Ash Male Chorus given at
Steubenville. O., Ian elderly gentleman
said IF I were on my way to heaven
and heard such music, I think should
ask the Lord to let me tarry to listen"
This wonderful company will sing at
the Central Church of Christ next
Monday night. The finest entertain
ment Of the year. Tickets at Benedict
& BrintnalIs.
Theodore Roosevelt said "The finest
music ever heard" This was the ver-
dict after he had heard the Mountain
Ash male Chorus sing at the White
House to his family and friends. They
~ tyr Welsh
singers who have travelled over Europe
and America They will sing at the
Central Church Of Christ next Mon
day night. Price ridiculously low. so
cents. Tickets at Benedict & Brint-
nails.
The Mountain Ash Male Chorus will
give a program Of choruses. solos.
duets, trios and auertets There is a
laugh for you There is plenty OF the
very best Of the musical classics.
There are touching melodies and stu
pendous chorus work from the greatest
oratorios. Twenty-seven OF the finest
singers ever brought together. Fifty
cents anywhere in the house Tickets
at Benedict and Brintnalrs. Concert
at Central Church Of Christ next Mon
day night.
I'm Miss Nobody from Starland." the
stupendous musical comedy revue that
PLAYS at the New Odeon this evening
Ralph Riggs impersonates the adven-
turous son Of millianaire who while
aged as an assistant to an apothe-
cary becomes apprehensive that he has
nut poison into prescription instead
of peppermint. While on board the
Lusitan!a in fight from the conse-
ouences, he becomes attached to q
young woman who combines the in
teresting occupations Of chorus girl and
diamond smuggler. Inevitabl she Is
also the danushter OF Mr.. Riggs pro-
posed victim. When he himself II ac-