Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-29
The city In Brief
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L d. Bullard, ostsopath. Is west Main.
National WOODEN Mills guarantee all
their work
shoe repairing, all hand work. Pal,
ace shoe store.
Don't forget the Eagles fair tonight
a4 Fofney's hall.
order your chrysanthemums at
F'ord's. Phone 10.
n. ar. q. r. Piper. Of Learand. was in
the city Tuesday.
Comedy musical act Thanksgiving.
Matinee 1880. Colonial.
Dance at Red Mems hall Nov. 30.
Good music. Admission 10 cents, tick
cts Is cents.
The Brauer Acetylene Lighting Com
pany wants two good timers at once.
Apply ct factory.
Marshall Coal Company. the best ana
cheapest Iowa and Illinois lump coal.
Phone 1888. South Center street.
Matinee at the .Odeon Thanksgiving
3 p. M. Uncle Toms Cabin" Watch
for the big street parade at noon.
MI. ana MRS. 3. T. Austin left this
morning for West Union, where they
will spend Thanksgiving at the home OF
Mrs. Austin's parents.
'suncle Toms Cabin" the oldest and
most successful drama ever written.
will be tho Offering at the Odeon
THANKSGIVING, matinee and night.
The members Of the Baptist Hill
Bible Class held their regular study
meeting Tuesday afternoon at the
homo Of Mrs. David Lennox. 40S West
Nevada street.
A satisfied customer is the best ad-
vertisement. We want to satisfy you.
Diffenbacher & Banzhaf. Is North First
street. plumbing, heating, and repair
ing. Phone $40.
Our cold weather Is here. Are you
supplied with bin Of clean, strong
coal? II not, call on Scott All coal
carefully delivered. Phone 554, or call
at 1lS East Main.
The Shakespeare Society was enter
tained at its regular weekly meeting
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. William
Pence James. After the reading hour
the hostess served lunch.
Mrs. A. l.. Van Tine was hostess
Tuesday afternoon to the Calisophian
Club. and the regular reading hour was
followed by social time. during which
the hostess served light refreshments
Mrs. Arthur Eckman, 5o4 Bromley
street. was hostess Tuesday afternoon
to the Ladies' Aid Society Of the State
C<.>~< YY~1<oA n church The
afternoon was spent in the usual way,
and the hostess served light refresh
ments.
The Entire Nous Club was entertain
ed Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. 8. w.
Morgan. An unusually pleasant meet
ing and interesting reading hour were
enjoyed, and later the hostess served
light refreshments. Mrs. G. H. Seager
was guest Of the club.
Frederic Thompson's highly sue
cessful production of Margaret Mayo's
comedy drama, "Polly of the Circus"
will be seen at the Odeon Friday even
ing. "Polly Of the Circus is a play
that promises to continue appealing to
all classes of theatergoers for years to
come
The wimodausis Aid Society was en-
tertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
John Jacobson, 2O6 North Center
street. The afternoon was spent in
sewing. and the hostess served light
refreshments, assisted by Mrs. H. Nc
Googan. Mrs. Harry Bodine was
guest Of the society.
The members of the Hawthorne Club
met Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. D. T. Denmead and took up the
study Of "Siegfried," by Wagner. with
part three Of Der Ring des Niebelung-
en-" under the leadership of Mrs D.
w. Norris, Jr Mrs. c. ]. Lander. Jr.
of Oklahoma City, was guest Of the
club.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Central
Church of Christ was entertained at
its postponed meeting at the church.
Tuesday afternoon, by Mesdames G. H.
Smith. e. H. Rhem and w. c. Kimber-
w. There was q large attendance, and
the usual work was accomplished.
Readings by Miss Nita Pursel and Mr..
McNullen. were enjoyed. The hostesses
served light lunch.
The regular meeting of the Sunday
School Teachers Union was held
Tu Jday afternoon at the T. w. -. "A.
4 rooms with a large attendance present
The training class work was held, after
which. al q supplemental feature, Mrs.
Louisa Lee gave an interesting talk on
the subject of her recent visit to the
!, Holy Lands She also touched some
what upon London.
Miss Zetta and Monica Kunkel and
Katherine Mcclure were hostesses
Tuesday evening at the Kunkel home,
30 South Second street, to the Young
Ladies' Sodality of st. Mary's church.
The evening was spent in sewing, get
ting ready for bazaar. and the hos
tesses served q dainty lunch. Guests
OF the sodality were Agnes Petra, Mar
garet Dieterich, and Catherine Kunkel.
Mesdames T. j. Reed and David
Russell were hostesses Tuesday after
noon at the Russell home, 5O7 North
Third avenue. to the Royal Neighbors'
4 Aid Society. The ladies spent the time
in sewing. and enjoyed social hour
during which the hostesses served
lunch They were assisted in the serv
ing by Mrs. 8. ]. Tinker and Mrs John
Dunmire. Mrs. Stephens, Of Cedar
Fails, was guest.
LOCAL LIVESTOCK MARKET.