Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-07

and evenings Sunday.
You will find fine selection Of
street hats. tailored hats, and dress
hats, at Miss Middlekauff's.
Mrs. Ed Cole and daughter Hazel
went to Oskaloosa Friday evening to
remain over Sunday with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. White spent
| the day in OskalooSa, where Mr.
White looked after business matters.
Mr.. Watkin Watkins. of Winnipeg.
who has been employed to be organis5
Of the Presbyterian church, arrived in
the city Friday evening.
| Big Ben. the national alarm clock.
We guarantee him to get you awake.
also guarantee his faithful service for
one year. Aliens jewelry store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hutson and son
Roy, who have been visiting for a few
days at Gearing with the formers un
cles, Messrs. Charles and William Le-
Roy, returned home Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Rowse. OF
/ Wheatland, Wyo.. who has been visit
, ms the latter's mother, Mrs. John
Goodwin. brother, NJ. j. Goodwin, and
sister, Mrs. N. II. Hockett left for
| their home Friday evening.
The body Of Harry T. Wagner, the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Wagner, was
taken to Colfax this morning for burial.
The parents accompanied the body.
The funeral was held at the home, 500
Cole street, Friday afternoon. Rev.
{ James MCGEE officiating
| Mrs John Lahman and niece, Miss
| Clara Lahman, Of Franklin Grove. ILL.,,
are in the city for an over Sunday
visit at the home of their brother in
! law and uncle. Mr.. w. y. Miller, 416
North Fourth street. Mrs. Lahman
! and Miss Lahman are on their way to
Panora for visit
! Mr. and Mrs. P NJ. Armstrong. Of
Lisbon. Ohio are in the city for
| two weeks visit with me latter's cous-
!! ms. Mesdames D. E. Hole Laura Love,
! and Horace Edsall. Mr. and Mrs.
T! Armstrong are On their way home from
Bismarck, y. D., where they accom-
panied their daughter Stella, who will
remain in Bismarck for the winter on
account of her health.
The union station was alive with
football players for time this morn
ing. The Grinell College team changed
cars here to so to Toledo to play Lee
ander Clark and the team Of Coe Col
lege, Cedar Rapids, passed thru the
city on it's way to Ames to play the
"Aggies.' At about the same time the
Ames high school team arrived.
| Twenty people, including the
proprietors and clerking force of the
| Benedict & Brintnall store and men,
| bers Of their families. enjoyed fare
well dinner given at the store Friday
evening in honor Of Elmer Betz. who
leaves in about a week for Coon Rap
ids. Counters were cleared upstairs,
and used for tables, on which were
spread all the good things that go to
make up a fine spread Included in the
\ dinner.s We're delicious tenderloin
steaks broiled over the furnace Goals
| by Mr.. Brintnall. After dinner a short
program was enjoyed. which included
a prediction for 1925, written by Calvin
! Overture and Leon Brintnall and
poem by Mr.. H. G. Brintnall. Mr.. Betz
was presented by his friends with
pair OF gold signet cuff buttons. the
presentation address being made by
Mr.. Charles Gustafson.
The members of the Presbyterian
brotherhood held an enjoyable meeting
Friday evening at the home Of Mr.. w.
T. Smith, 1919 West Grant street.
will, good attendance. considering the
weather. Several musical numbers
were enjoyed. Messrs. George Millhiser
and Henry Shove giving duet. as
we'll as several solo numbers. Mr..
II. E. Wilson acted as accompanist.
The feature Of the program was de-
bate on the subject. Resolved: That
church suppers, bazaars. ETC., are nee
essary to the church from financial
standpoint" Only one Of the judges, S
NJ. Cause, was present, and as general
opinion was so nearly favoring tie. no
decision was made. Those on the at
firmative were Messrs. w. A. Ander-
son and Charles West, while on the
negative were Messrs. A. P Arends and
Ole Larson. A social hour was also a
feature of the evening, and Mrs. Smith
assisted by her mother, Mrs. f. B
Emes, mad sister-in-law. Miss Ella