Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-29

Mrs. j. Morrissey.
| Mr.. and Mrs Charles Gerlach, of
Minneapolis. who have been visiting
| for few days at the home of Mr.. Ger
! lach's sister, Mrs Charles Noggle. went
to Fort Dodge Friday night.
| The Sunday School Teachers Union
will meet for the last time in the Y. w.
| C.. A. rooms on Monday afternoon at
$3.50. The meetings thereafter will be
in the Central Church of Christ.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Lainson will leave
| Sunday morning for a few weeks trip
/ to points in Minnesota. Wisconsin. and
South Dakota. At Waubay s. D., they
will visit their sons, Messrs. Roy and
Edwin Lainson.
Mr.. j. F. Miller, OF Chicago. spent
| Friday in the city at the home of Mrs
Dora Miller, being on his way home
| from Ewing, Neb Miss Julia Buck, OF
Melbourne, who has been Miss Nora
! Miller's guest for few days, returned
home Friday.
| The Central Church of Christ Friday
afternoon decided to the Society of the
Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene
what was formerly the old Central
|
Church streets. The church property
was sold to the Pentecostal church
more than year ago for $1,000.
|
| Miss Belle Classen. who has been i'll
for week at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and MfssiJ. b.. Ciassen, in Vienna
| township. suffering from an attack Of
ptomafne poisoning. was removed to ST
Thomas hospital for treatment. Miss
Classen is improving, and expects to be
able to resume her school work at Ack-
| ley within a few days.
| Alice NJ. Connolly has filed suit in
| the district court against James Ken
nedy and other heirs of the e,tate left
by Mrs. Mary Ann Kennedy by which
the court is asked to order sold a farm
owned by the. estate in Eden township.
so that 1.-The proceeds can be divided
among the heirs George Gilbert is
nominated in the petition to be referee
to sell the property.
| The mass Of ballots cast in the cour-
| ty at the June primary We're destroyed
by Deputy Auditor A. H. Welker in
the presence of witnesses, as the law
requires, this morning. The ballots were
burned under boilers In the county heat
ing plant The auditors office Is MAX
| ing plans to send out the ballots for
the November election to all Of the
county precincts. The ballots Will be
delivered next week, and will be sent
out Saturday,
Mrs. Philip vogt's Presbyterian
Sunday school class OF thirteen young
girls gave a delightful Halloween So
cial which was well patronized. Fri
day evening in the church basement.
The room was effectively decorated IN
| orange and black, and the refresh
ments sold Melted neat sum, which
will go toward buying maps for the
Sunday school room. Fortune telling
by Esther Mayer, who was disguised as
a ghost. and a magic lantern show
were features of the entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Willard and Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. Davis were hosts and
hostesses Friday evening at the Will
| lard home, to the regular meeting Of
| the Souvenir Club. Dinner in four
courses was enjoyed at $3.50 o'clock, and
the hosteses were assisted in serving
| by Misses Leila David, Kate Balch
Hazel Sandoe. Katherine Ketchum and
Lucille Willard. The decorations thru
| out the house. and the menu. were all
OF a Halloween nature. The evening
was spent with cards. Guests present
from out OF town were Mrs. Clara
Hanna and Mr.. Walter Hanna. OF Gill
roy, Cal. and Mrs. Robert Martin Of
Apple River Ill.
A crowd OF young people enjoyed
pheasant Halloween party at the home
Of the Misses Anna and Marie Holmes.
Friday evening. Games and music fur
nished the entertainment. The house
decorations and refreshments were in
accord with the occasion. Those pres
ent were: Lillian Grabenbauer, Anna
Grabenbauer. Mary Burnett, Mary
Petro, Bertha Eige. Mary Carlson, Ruth
Little, Ruth Wooster. Edna Paullen,
Cecilia Johnson, Charles Smeader.
Charles Crabtree, Ralph Wooster. Bert
Damn, Glen Worrell. Ernest Town
send, Carl Butell. Karl Larson. Fred
woerner, Alfred Wooster. Charles
Kirchberger. and Merritt Carpenter.
the latter OF State Center.
| About one hundred young people of
the Methodist church enjoyed the Ep-
worth League Halloween social given
in the basement of the church Friday
evening Autumn leaves, corn stalks
and jack-o'lanterns formed appropriate
decorations and novel and mirth-
provoking program was given, a stage
having been fmprovised for the per-
formers 1t opened with ghost solo.
by Miss Media Schivretert. who re-
sponded to an encore, and was follow
ed by "Way Down Upon the Swanee
River" sung by a 'colored" quartet
composed Of Messrs. Anton johnson,
Otto Bishop. Dick Julian and Fred Gil
bert, who also responded to an encore
The program closed with selections by
| the Kitchen utensil orchestra" the
| members OF which responded to re-
peated encores. Various Halloween
games were then participated in by all
present. and refreshments OF peanuts
and popcorn were served.