Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-28

day night, and is to appear at Mason
City tonight.
There will be a joint installation Of
officers Of Signet Chapter No. 3S, King
Solomon Council No. 20 and st. AID
emar Commandery No. 80 Thursday
evening, Dec. 90. at 1880 sharp. Mem
bers be present. Refreshments to fol-
low installation.
Glenn Kersey, Of. Union. the young
man employed at h Merchants res
taurant, who haasbeen quarantined for
diphtheria in a room over the restau-
morning. MI. Kersey, who has been
very sick, is very much improved.
The w. o. w. and .woodmen Circle
will give q musical and box. supper
Thursday night. Dec. 20. at 8 s'clock.
at the German Odd Fellows hall, corner
Of First avenue n State street. A
program, including a short play. "The
Family Christmas Tree" will be given.
Everybody invited.
J. Levin. successor to Parker,
made a flying trip to Chicago on the
1925 train asst night, where he is to
meet New York representatives who
have up-to-date merchandise to close
out at great discounts, also place fu-
ture spring orders. Mr.. Levin is ex-
pected back tonight.
MI. and Mrs. Hugh Mcconnell went
to Gearing this morning to attend the
weddinx of Miss lilo Thatcher and Mr..
Delbert Beach, of Gearing, which takes
place at the home Of the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Thatcher, at
8 o'clock his evening. Mr.. Thatcher
was a former business partner Of Mr..
Mcconnell.
Mr.. E. q. Schlanbusch. of Roland,
spent the day in the city looking after
business interests connected with the
opening Of his new shoe store at the
corner of West Main and First streets
in the building formerly occupied by
G. A. Miller's ice crea parlors. Mr..
S%chlanbusch expects to his new
stock Of shoes in his store by Feb. Is.
b fifty neighbors and other
friends. taking we'll filed baskets, gath
cred Tuesday evening at the George
Loss home, southwest OF the city. COM
plimentary to Miss Minnie Loss. who
il home for the holiday vacation. being
a student at the Gem City Business
College at Quincy. Ill. The evening was
delightfully."- spent with music and
games, and a delicious lunch was en-
joyed.
Mrs. A. s. Elder, Of Sioux City. who.
with MI. Elder, was here to spend
Christmas with relatives, returned to
the city Tuesday evening from Oska-
lossa. where h has been visiting at
the James Elder home. Mrs. Elder will
remain here thru the week, visiting her
husbands father. Mr.. James Elder. and
at the homes Of Mr.. Elders brother, Mr..
A. T.. Elder, and sisters, Mesdames W.
A. Anderson and Charles West.
A happy family reunion was
at Albion, Christmas day when
the children and grandchildren
met and brought with them the eat
ables for the meals that were served.
Music and readings by Miss Forestine
Devine and others were enjoyed. Those
who attended from this city were DR..
and Mrs. w. s. Devine and daughter
Forestine. and Mr.. and Mrs. E.. A. Hill
and family. The latter vent later to
st. Paul to spend h week with rela.
tives.
Mr.. Kelley James will leave FRIDAY
for Laurel, Nsb.. where he will visit q
brother. r. c. James, whom he has not
seen for twenty years. From Laurel
Mr.. James will 30 to Denver, where he
expects to make his home. and where
Mrs. James will Join him In February.
Mr.. James will travel out Of Denver
for the Bennett.T Thomas Manufactur.
ing Company. otochicago. manufactur.
- advertising snee.alties. Mr.. and
Mrs. James vent to Dillon Tuesday ev.
ening, where they remained. to-day. ~
tine guests ofs3r. James niece, Mrs.