Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-13
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Jan. IL. - MISS NeWCUIHcI' Va OcS
Moines. state secretary of the c. w
r. NJ, will give ,he address at the
Christian church next Sunday evening
| C. C. Church Is hauling straw foz
I Monroe McKibben. s.s 49,
Mrs. Roy Wood. Of Union. was ia
town between trains Friday morning.
| Mrs. Jacob Galloway spent Friday
| with friends in Union.
! Mrs. Earl Clark was in Marshalltown
Saturday.
The senior class. Of the high school,
accompanied by Prof. T. T. Cronny
were In Marshalltown Saturday. There
are only three members in the class Of
1911-Aiice Boyd, Lura Myers and Roy
Buchanan.
Miss Iowa Boyd. who is teaching
near Conrad. spent Sunday at home.
George Melick was in :Marshalltown
Monday.
Mrs. Fred Buchanan and daughters,
Lola. Lena and Lora. returned Satur-
day from two weeks visit with Mrs.
George Brown. at Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ~. Anderson Of Os-
kaloosa. and Miss Mary Anderson. Of
Marshalltown. spent Sunday with Mrs.
Ellen Anderson.
Mr. George Hulet was given a post
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birthday anhtvessary.
The Loyal Daughters. Miss Pearl
Rails class at the Christian Sunday
school. met with Miss Merle Miller
Saturday afternoon. Fifteen were psss-
ent The following officers were elect
ed: President. Ina Burkhart: vice
president, Merle Miller: secretary.
Hazel Morker: assistant secretary.
Hasel Mercy: pianist. Alice Boyd:
treasurer. Marie Adams. Following the
business meeting dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess and a social
hour was enjoyed.
George Powers and wife were In
Marshalltown Saturday.
The aid society of the Christian
church met with Mrs. A. r. Johnson
Wednesday afternoon The following
officers were elected: President, Mrs.
J. w. Gaunt; vice president. Mrs. s. b.
Smith; secretary. Mrs. Ada Powers:
treasurer, Mrs. A. r. Johnson. The so
ciety meets each Wednesday afternoon.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Thursa Bixby.
Mr.. f. ]. Wicks was in Marshslltown
on business Tuesday.
The Shakespearesn Literary Society
of the high school have postponed their
program from Friday until Monday az
ternoon an account OF examinations
Mrs L. L. Fellows returned from
Cedar Rapids Wednesday morning. Her
son Frank remained for an indefinite
stay.
The Kisgino Company viii give \
lecture and moving picture show 1t the
woodmen's hall next Wednesday night.
Following the regular meeting OF the
Royal Neighbors lodge Friday evening
an oyster supper will be served by the
losing team in the recent contest for
new members. The two sides were
captained by Mrs. ]. G. Elliott and Mrs.
L. H. Smith. The latter were the
losers. The contest has been on for q
period Of six months.
Mrs. ]. n. Brindle and daughter
Angie, came up from Narshalltown
sunday and spent the day Ct the J. L.
Parker home. Mrs. Brindle remained
for weeks visit at the home of her
son. Albert Brindle. east Of town.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jansen. Of Nevada,
spent Sunday with the latters sister,
Mrs. H.; l.. Thurber.
The following officers were installed
by Homestead No. 257. b. Of A. Z. by
Past Foreman II. d. johnson Monday
Evening: Foreman. L =. jsssup: mas
ter Of ceremonies. n. W. Bolts; CORE
lspopdent and master Of accounts. .. q.
0Anaan: chaplain, 1fsA 4. 1AusHGP;
loverseer. Silas u beatty; guard. Nelson