Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-24

Hodges repairs Watcneo.
Waters, photographer over Mayors
drug store.
Remember that delicious orange pud-
ding at NcCord and A1oCord's, "a West
Main.
Dr.. F. J. Neiman, Office ana veter-
tnaTy hospital. 1o7 and 100 East State
street. Office phone 4o4. residence 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. McCombs and
daughters arrived homo Friday from
their visit at Upper Alton. Ill.,. with
relatives. Mrs. J. A. Heether. who was
with them, stopped At Moberly. No.
her former home, for a short visit
The Fidelity Savings Bank estab-
lished In 1892. with twenty years
experience in handling savings ac-
counts offers unusual advantages to
depositors. This bank has paid 1 per
cent interest on deposits since 1t was
organized. One dollar starts an ac-
count.
Miss Marcia Edsall. who is attend
ing the yearly meeting Of Hicksite
Friends at McNabb, ILL.,. has been
chosen delegate to the general con-
ference Of the church at Chautauqua,
n. Y, and will go to Chautauqua from
McNabb the first Of the week. The gen.
eral conference is biennial affair.
The Glover Club was entertained
Friday afternoon by Mrs. David Rus
sell, sos North Third avenue. The hours
were spent by the members sewing and
| doing fancy work. Mrs. Russell served
two course luncheon during the aft
S,xp ~
J. Reed. Crimson asters were given as
favors.
| The four secretaries Of the four
building and loan associations Of Wat
erloo and the president and secretary
| Of the Iowa Building and Loan League.
will be at the building and loan public
meeting Monday night here. These
gentlemen are on their way to the
state league meeting in Des Moines to
be held Tuesday.
Your are favorable to a greater ad-
vance in our city, then be sure and
attend the public meeting Monday
night in the Marshall Club rooms. at
s o'clock, p. m. The Marshalltown
Savings and Loan Association can
build 100 new homes next year with
your help. Don't fail to be there. BY
order Of committee.
The Maynower Embroidery Clut
members were pleasantly entertained
Friday afternoon by Mrs. Otto Scheid
$40 South Third avenue. The hours
were spent with fancy work and social
ly, and dainty lunch was served b,
the hostess. According to the custom O.
the club the hostess was presented witt
pretty Haviland plate.
Mrs. "A. L. Van Tine arrived home
this morning from two months sta!
in the east, having gone to Pennington
> y. J., in company with her sister, Mrs
q. w. Pittenger, with the body Of TIL
latter's husband. Mrs. Van Tine visited
in New York, Jersey City, Washington
Winchester. Va, and other points. Mrs
Pittenger does not expect to reach
home until about Oct. 1.
Members Of the Central Church o
: Christ Ladies' Aid Society were enter
, tanned Friday afternoon at the churci
and J. F. Radcliffe. The devotiona
and program were in charge Of Divis
ion d, Of which Mrs r. e. Greer Il
: chairman. The opening scripture read
r ing and prayer were given by Mrs.
, n. Morris. After the business sessio,
Mr.. Sidney McMullen gave pleasing vo
: cal solos, with piano accompaniment
. by Mrs. r. W. Mcbride. During tn
social hour the hostesses served re
freshments. Seasonable flowers wer
fused in the decorations.
r An enjoyable family reunion wa!
e celebrated at tho home Of Mr.. and
e Mrs. George Gerhart. 3O6 East Church
3 street, when Mrs. Gerhart entertained
, the members Of her family in homo,
Of the seventy-seventh anniversary o
the birth Of her mother. Mrs. Henr!
!, C. McGrew. All Of Mrs. McGrew'
children were present. It being tn
!: first time they have all been togethe
I for twenty zone years. The children
, present were w. T. McGrew. Of Burl
: ington Mrs. Albert Wilkinson. OF Cow
: rie Mrs. a. 3. Sheldon. OF Houston
: Texas; and Sam McGrew, Miss Edn;
) McGrew and Mrs. Gerhart Of this city
4 family dinner was en1o1o3 e moor