Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-03

going to move. Phone Z2. y. Is. Myer.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
H. G. Thomas, 100 South Second street,
at noon Sunday.
Monday is a good day to set sponge
to bake bread. Remember to use Occi-
dent flour.-Advertisemen
have moved my office from over
Mcbride & Will Drug Company to the
Masonic temple. rooms. l06-7S9-l0
and II. DR.. Ralph F.. Keyser.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mackin, of st.
Anthony, are parents of son, born
Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Mackin was
city.
The second number on the Green
Mountain lecture course will be con-
cert given by the Dollie Mcdonnell
Company, Thursday. Nov. i. Adms-
sion so cents and % cents. Commit
tee..
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S, Lamb, and chill
| dren and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Eller and
children, of Waterloo, visited in the
city Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c..
| Crellin.
| we Will nave several cars VI nay Oh
! track this week II you want car
!! of ten to twelve tons take a look at
this hay. We price it right by car
lots. Bowles & Billings, 3O5 Market
street.
Mrs. George ". Ainsworth and
daughter Jean, arrived home Sunday
morning from F'reeport, H., where
[; they have been visiting for three weeks
with the formers mother, Mrs. Wallace
Collins.
! Mrs. L. H. Coryell arrived home Sat-
urday from Brainerd Mimi, where she
has been spending the summer with
Mr.. Coryell on a farm occupied by
Lewis Coryell. Mr.. Coryell will reach
home in about two weeks.
! George Millhiser. travelling sales
man for Letts-Fletcher Company,
came home Saturday evening in a
semi-blinded condition caused by an
affliction of the eyes that will keep
/ him off the road while taking treat
ment.
! The Tuesday Musical Club will meet
Tuesday afternoon at 2:3O with Mes
danes James f. Zug and James T.
Pound at the Zug home 40 North
Seventh street. The subject for the
afternoon will be 1.-The Music Of
i France"
Mrs. c. F. schoenhut left Saturday
evening for Davenport to attend the
annual social meeting of the officers
| of the Central Art Association. The
officers of the association are to be
entertained at house party by Mrs.
George Ross.
| John Reynolds, formerly of this city.
but now foreman of the NJ. & ST. L..
! round house at Oskaloosa, and John
Hamerson. who holds a similar position
with the company At Monmouth. Ill.,,
! spent Sunday here ion business at di-
vision headquarterAs
Mr.. and Mrs. cady J. Moffatt, for
merly of this cityxsbut now of Min
| neapolis. who have been visiting for a
short time with relatives at Union,
spent Sunday evening here with Mr..
and Mrs. E. p. Miller. They returned
home Sunday night.
Word from c. II. Hull and D. w.
Norris: Jr., who are enjoying an outing
In western Nebraska,sis to the effect
that the unseasona bly, cold weather has
frozen the lakes over and duck hunting
is not what 1t was expected it would
be. A. Higgih and G. P. Cook are not
going to Dewey Lake to become men,
bers Of the party.
| Fifteen friends of Mrs. Harry Miller,
606 May street gathered at her home
Saturday afternoon for a surprise par
/ ty, the occasion being in celebration OF
her birthday anniversary. The time was
spent socially, and Mrs. Miller was pre-
scented with many gifts. A three course
supper was served by Mrs. w. c.
Drury. Mrs. w. Fl. Thorpe. Mrs. Louis
Grabenbauer, and Mrs. Henry Mar
! quis.
A hardtimes party was held Satur-
day evening at the home of Miss Mabel
Ordway, 500 West State street, by the
members of the Literary Clan. The
prize for the one most appropriately
dressed was awarded to Mrs. Robert
| w. Stevens The supper to which each
donated covered DISH" was greatly
enjoyed during the evening. which was
spent In social way.
If laughs are golden, broadway
jones'" Mr.. George NJ. Cohans latest
play. will make you rich. Mr.. Cohan
| mas IuTHlSneO inc AtueElCIn 6ldSe Wltl
many clever entertainments, but in
this, his latest offering. he gives in
dubitable proof Of his skill in the art
of the theater. BRO adway Jones"
makes distinct moral appeal In al,
atmosphere of joyousness. Comes to the
Odecn Theater Wednesday evening.
Odeon.
| Complimentary to Grace Wing,
Adeline Thayer and Ruth Van Law
entertained Saturday evening at Hal
lowe'en party at the Thayer home,
North Tenth street. The guests came
dressed as ghosts and enjoyed various
Halloween games, some OF which were
played in the basement The house
| was appropriately decorated turnout
with jack-o'lanterns, pumpkins. and
with black cats. bats and witches. Mrs.
G. F. Thayer and Mrs. c. H. Van Law
served lunch during the evening
| Mrs. Marcia Cox, of Los Angeles
was the guest of honor Saturday at a
kensington given by Mrs. A. Janney
and Mrs. c. III. Seager, the latter OF
San Antonio, Tex. The guest list in
cluded twenty-five friends of Mrs Cox,
and was given at the Janney home. 112
South Third street. Yellow and white
chrysanthemums made pretty decora-
lions and pleasant afternoon was
spent visiting and With fancy work