Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-04


Ross Peterson and Milan Pinkerton.
of this city. have gone to Mason City,
where they have started a bargain
store under the name Of Peterson &
Pinkerton.
Mrs. Samuel Lepley, who has been
visiting for a few days with her pa
rents, MT. and Mrs. j. N. Rowen, and
other relatives, returned to her: home
in Clifford Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. !. King, Of Gear
ing. were In the city Saturday after
noon, en- route, home from Gearing,
where they have been for visit with
their daughter. Mrs. G. B. Grimes.
The Ladies Cemetery Aid Society
Win be entertained by Mrs. William
Everist !. and Mrs. Emma Jay at the
home of Mrs. James Skegg, 10 North
Center street. Thursday afternoon.
SINE monty meeting 81 the Pastor.
Union Of 1darshalltown was held al the
Methodist church this morning SUI
perintendent Aaron Palmer read a
paper on '.The Relation Of the School
to the Church,
lMr.s ]. smyth Smith, cashier Of the
state Savings Bank Of Gearing. was in
+, the city Saturday afternoon between
trains, being on his way to Grinnell to
spend Sunday with his son Lawrence.
who is a student in Grinnell College.
The annual fair of Marshalltown
Aerie, No. 81, Fraternal Order Of
Eagles, which was held each night of
last week at Forney's hall, was brought
to Q close Saturday night. The effort
was a success financially. but it will
not be known until the committees re-
port Just how much the net receipts
win be.
Mrs. Philip Homan and Mrs. Mary
Rtchtmeier, Of Ackley; and Mrs. Fred
Smith and Mrs. Frank Angstmann, Of
Dumont, arrived in the city Saturday
evening and are guests at the ]. w.
Melton home, where they will remain
a. few days. Mesdames Holman, RIGHT
meir, and Smith are sisters of Mrs.
Notion and Mrs. Angstmann is a sis
tsr-in-law.
/. Mrs. e. G. Garland, Of LeGrand, was
IN the city Saturday evening, en- route
home from Liscomb where she has
been at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
r. C.. Nichols. for few days. She was
4 accompanied by her little nephew, AL
fred Nichols. who win be at LeGrand
s few days. The new Nichols baby
has been christened Marian Lorraine
and win be>.known by her middle
name.
Mrs. Mary e. Aldrich, Of vermonts-
Vile. Mich. who has been visiting at
the home OF her daughter. Mrs. o. D.
Ellett. the past year, will leave this
evening for her home. Mrs. Aldrich
viii be accompanied as far as Chicago
BY Mr.. Elicit, who will attend the ma
tional prohibition congress in that city
Tuesday, and the meeting Wednesday
81 the national prohibition committee.
OF which he IL a member. At the lat
ter meeting q national chairman will
10 chosen. There are several can1i-
dates for the Office, but in the opinion
IL Mr.. Ellet, Chairman Jones will be
reelected.
Colonel "Ad" Sanders. a former
well known resident of Davenport,
where for many years he was engaged
IN the newspaper business, arrived in
the city Saturday evening, accompan-
led BY . son. and entered the soldiers
home. Colonel Sanders served in the
sixteenth Iowa, and was mustered out
= brevet brigadier general. Instead Of
bslng known as General" Mr. Sanders
kas always preferred to be called Col
onsl Sanders. He and Colonel Horton
are old time acquaintances. During
recent years Mr.. Sanders has been liv-
in9 at Memphfk Tenn.,. with . daugh-
{ II. but the latter and her family
moved recently to st. Louis, and Mr.
flanders deciAed to enter the home He