Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-31

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The union label is put in every gar
ment made by the National Wooden
Mills.
Simkins & Estel. undertaking par
lcrs, ZIG East Main street Amb ulance
service.
| The finest fur coats. muffs and scarfs
at Whitehead & Weisnian's tomorrow
! ever shown.
! Wednesdays special at Wachter's
] confectionery: Chocolate tingallngs
! % cents per pound.
! The Literary Clan met Monday even
J ing with Miss Olive zug. The study
subject was London"
Mrs. Cassie Richards, violin teacher,
studio Alb Masonic Temple. Wednes-
day and Saturday. Phone Isl red.
Don't forget the big Ben Hur dance
a. Red Mems hall Thursday evening,
Nov. ?. Tickets 80 cents. Ladies free.
, Good music.
Mr.. Russell. with one Of the largest
! fur houses in the country, will display
mis- entire line tomorrow at Whitehead
& Weisman's.
DR.. F. J. Scimar. veterinary surgeon
Office and veterinary hospital. l01 and
| 100 East State street. Office phone
l04. residence 372.
/ Mr.. Robert McCreery arrived home
Monday evening from Iowa City, where
he has been for two weeks taking
treatment for his eyes.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Brinkerhof,
6021s South Third street. are the pa
rents Of a son, born Monday. The child
has been christened William Leroy.
! Favorite pancake flour makes good
| wholesome pancakes without much
trouble. Just add little milk or wa
ter. At your grocN >, 10 and % cents.
! The Busy Bee Circle will meet with
Mrs. G. W. Cation, 100 South Third
! avenue, Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Ed
White and Miss Georgia Mooney will
assist Mrs. Cation.
Mrs. NJ. Nj. O'Brien and baby daugh-
tier. and Mrs. O'Brien's sister. Miss
Dorothy Smith. left this morning for
Evansville, Wis. where they will visit
relatives for two weeks.
Lest you forget we. remind you yet
There are Turkish baths in town. O..
yes, you'll sweat. Get clean? You bet.
and thorough rubbing down. ]. o.
Beard, Masonic Temple.
Mrs. Susie White entertained the
Ladies' Guild of st. Paul's church at an
| all-day sew. Monday at her home. 300
West Church street. Owing to the bad
weather only nine members were pres
ent. The hostess servd lunch at noon.
Mrs. w. c. Harrison, 100 West Linn
street, was removed to the White hos
pital this morning and passed thru an
operation for pelvic abscess. Her con-
dition Immediately following the OPP
Grafton gave indication Of being quite
| satisfactory.
I was pleased have MIR. Apgar my
successor, on the first day he was in
possession of my studio, make some
sittings of myself. Pictures from
some Of these negatives will be shown
in the display case at foot Of stairs.
consider them the. best photographs
have ever had made. Theo. A..
Brown.
An enjoyable Halloween affair was
enjoyed at the w. NJ. Wallace home.
4O7 Lee street, Monday evening with
Misses Margaret Wallace Ellen Carl
son and Alice Jones as hostesses. The
house was very prettily decorated with
autumn leaves and pu1., kins. The
guests were admitted BY n ghost and
three course lunch was also served
by ghosts About thirty young people
/ INDUCED in the merrymaking. The
ut-of-town guests were Howard Wall
lace, Artie Cotton and Glen McDon-
! aid
Mrs. o. x. Reed 5 North Third ave-
nue., went to Gladbrook Monday eve
ming, called by word announcing the
death Of W. a. Carson. Boone con-
tractor, who committed suicide by
shooting in the woods near Gladbrook
The act was committed presumably
Sunday evening, but the body was not
found until Monday afternoon. Mrs
Carson and Mrs. Reed have been life
long friends, and In her trouble Mrs
Carson called on Mrs. Reed to be with
her.
The business department Of the
Woman's Club was entertained Mon
day afternoon by Miss Minnie Russell
Thompson was the leader, and the
study subject was "A Tour Thru the
Capitol at Washington" Mrs. Thomp-
son had provided pictures OF the varl.
Gus rooms OF the building described i,
the lesson, and In the general discus.
SIGN which followed several told Of
their personal experiences in Washing
ton. A social hour followed. and the
hostess, assisted by her sister. Miss
Fannie Russell. served light refresh
ments Mrs. H. H. Center was a guest
There was a good attendance.
The members Of the Young People:
Society of Christian Endeavor Of
Central Church OF Christ enjoyed 6
!, Halloween social Monday evening II
/, the basement of the church. which was
appropriately decorated for the occa'
sion. II was masquerade affair. mos,
Of the crowd going dressed as ghosts
Halloween games were enjoyed. one .!
them in which Z whistle was tied
10 some ones back without the
knowledge where Il was and hav-
Ing 10 locate It from the sound
affording especial Amusement. In
contest Of threading needle while Sit
ting on the rolling side Of Jug. Mr.
Ralph welter won the prize. and Rev
c. H. Norris received the BOBBY. The
three popular articles at such AFFAIRS
q ring. thimble. and penny. were hid
den in the room. Miss Jessie Hole
l >Ak 49,