Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-10
George !. Alien. optical specialist
Freed's sale Jan. 10 I'D on back page

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George ). AlIsn. optical specialist
Freed's sale Jan. Is "a on back page.
High class vaudeville tomorrow night
at Isis.
Freed's hog sale. Ames. Jan. 49, Read
ad on back page.
Get your plumbing put up right by
M. Banzhaf. is NORTH First street.
Phone $40.
Farewell dance. under the old man
agement, in Forney's hall Saturday,
Jan. 10. Full orchestra.
The home Of Mr. and Mrs. John Eige,
Gil East Church street, which has been
| under quarantine for diphtheria. was
released Tuesday.
| All X. P. members please remember
installation of officers and presenta-
ton of veterans jewels tonight. Be
| sure and be present.
| The Catholic Ladies' Mite Society
will meet Thursday afternoon with
Mesdames kearns and j. II. Waters
at the Kearns home los South Second
avenue.
Mrs. j. NJ. Brockway, Of Let's, who
has been in the city for about two
weeks visiting iler parents, Col. and
Mrs. c. c. Horton, left for Let's this
morning.
| Mrs. A. j. Decker, of Newton, is in
the city for brief visit at the home
! Of her husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
i o. r. Decker, and as the guest of Miss
! Edna Cross.
Messrs James Skegg, Burt Everist
and T. +. Jones went to Waterloo
today as delegates to the Iowa State
Master House Painters and Decor
ators' Association
! Mrs. Stewart Eason was hostess
Tuesday afternoon to the Calisophian
! Club at its regular meeting. A social
hour and light refreshments were en-
joyed after the study hour.
| Mr.. F. j. Whitaker, 412 West Church
street who has been confined to his
home for four weeks owing to a COM
plication of ailments. is somewhat i'm
proved but still unable to be about.
| The Baptist Hill Bible Glass met
Tuesday afternoon in regular session.
at the home Of Mrs. w. H. Hill, sol
West Boone street. Mrs. Myrtle Assay
was leader, and an interesting, lesson
was enjoyed.
| A dancing party for which invita-
tons were extended by Jay Hall and
| Wilbur Ingiedue, was attended by
about fifty couples at Forney's hail
Tuesday night. Most of the guests
were young people, and included a few
younger married people of the city.
The Hawthorne Club postponed it's
meeting from Tuesday afternoon on
account Of the funeral of Mrs. Morgan,
and met today instead, at the home of
Mrs. E. r. Lay Meyerbeer's opera,
LES Hugenots,' was the study sub
ject, with Mrs. r. w. McCreery as
| leader.
rip Van Wrinkle, with Thomas JEFF
| ferson in theAtitle role, will be the Of
fering at the Odeon Thursday evening.
| There is no actor or play before the
theater going public today more uni
veFsally loved by the children, espe-
cially, than is Thomas Jefferson and
his grand old romance of the Catskills,
rip Van Wrinkles"
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. schechter will
leave Thursday for Pasadena, where
they will remain until about March 1.
visiting there and thruout the south
ern part Of California. They will make
their principal visit4with Mrs. Schech-
ter's sister, Mrs. Myo Hurlbut, and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Schechter will
stop atyDenver and, Salt Lake on their
way west. and will take the southern
route home.
|
| The two highest officers, H. o: Hin
ecker, new noble grand, and J: C. Will
liams, vice grand, of Banner Lodge, No.
1928, I. o. o. F., according to the GUS
tom. entertained the other officers and
members at delicious lunch and So
cial affair, following the regular lodge
meeting in Odd Fellows hall Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Hinecker and Mrs. VIII
liams had charge Of the serving. About
forty were present at the meeting. /:
A few friends of Mrs. Mary Nichols.
10 North Fourth street. Joined in sur
prise upon her Tuesday night. remind
ing Mrs. Nichols that it was her 64th
birthday anniversary. The hours were
enjoyed socially. and refreshments that
the guests brought were served. Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Nichols Of Minerva;
1 were present from out OIL COW0, anu
this morning left for California to bS
gone during the rest of the,winter.
The Wimodausis Aid Society was
very pleasantly entertained at the
home OF MRS. G. Z. Bates Tuesday al
.ternoon. with large attendance pres
ent After the usual business session
q delicious lunch was served by the
hostess, assisted by Edith Bates and
Leona Cagwin. In the prize contest
Mrs. Thomas was awarded first prize
and Mrs. Bently the consolation. Mrs.
Frank Shaffer was the only guest.
Mrs. P. H Maley, 511 West Boone
street. received telegram this morn :
ing telling her of the death of her
maternal grandfather, D. B. Thomas,
of Murphysboro, Ill. Mr.. Thomas was
SO years old, and was one of the pi-
oneers of Murphysboro. Owing to the
fact that Mr.. Maley, who is foreman Of
the Iowa Central blacksmith boiler
shops. being in ST. Thomas hospital