Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-02

ing in error; AXIS prints were quoted 3
cents This should have been 4x5. 3Ax
! II and postals 5 cents. Camera Shop.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Carl +. Jordan. who
| have been spending few days at the
home Of Mrs. Jordan's parents. Mr..
and Mrs: w. a. Sandoe, returned home
itoday. ..u4. %
Maxwell Hahn. the younger son of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Hahn. 400 North
Fourth street, underwent an operation
for the removal of tonsls and adenoids
Tuesday afternoon. The lad was max
ing good Improvement today.
The funeral of Mrs Mary Wight will
be held at II o'clock Thursday morn.
| ing from the Charles Coulter home,
seven and three quarters miles west OF
f.! the city on Main stree!. 1nterment
will be in the State Center cemetery.
Members of the Congregational aid
society will hold an day sew Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. Henry Shove,
4O2 North Fourth street. Hostesses for
the day will be Mesdames D. D. Neblett
E. E. Empie, F. W. Hinchley. r. H. Nc
| Dowell. w. A. Anderson, J. V. Bass, and
f. D. B. ingalls,.
| The Corey Mershon Stock Company
will offer for their closing bill at the
Odeon theater tonight four act melo-
drama. I'm the Shadow of st. James.
An entire change of vaudeville special
,, ties will be offered between each act.
The price remains the same. 10 cents
to any seat. Odeon.
Mrs. NJ. E. Price left Tuesday night
che ,,-if yfcfv
| indefinitely with her son, c. o. Price
Mrs. Price expects to be away from
| home about a year. She will be Joined
at Helena next fall by her daughter,
Miss Kate Price, and viii go to south
ern California to spe nd the winter.
Messrs. w. H. Gilbert and John P.
Woodbury. were hosts Tuesday night at
the Gilbert home to few Of their men
friends at duck dinner served by
the hosts wives. Mr.. Gilbert and Mr..
Woodbury. had made a recent hunting
trip to Goose Lake, and the dinner
was the result of days good shoot
ing. The evening was enjoyed socially.
Americas prize laugh maker. Eddie
Foy. will be seen at the Odeon theater
Thursday evening in Werba and
Luescher's merry musical farce, "Over
the River" 1t will be recalled that
this smashing Broadway success en-
joyed a highly prosperous run last sea-
son Of over six months at the Globe
Theater, New York. Odeon.
Members of the Sunday School
Teachers Union held special business
meeting at the Y. W. c. A. rooms Tues
day afternoon. Mrs. P. + Arney. the
teacher of the class, was presented
with the picture, Ruth and Naomi" A
poem dedicated to Mrs. Arney. ex-
pressed the appreciation Of the class
for the interest and work she has given
the class. The meeting closed this
years work of the class.
Johnny Dove. who enjoys a reputa-
ton Of being one of minstrelsy's up to
date comedians as we'll as a premier
dancer, heads the dancers with the Al
G. Field Greater Minstrels who come
here Monday evening at the Odeon
! theater. The company Of dancers ap-
pear thruout the performance in pro-
gram Of the latest novelties, and in
Cali Halloween" the dance of the
skeletons" Is among the more preten-
tious offerings of the season. Odeon.
MI. and Mrs. A. L. Davis, 105 North
Tenth street. entertained the young
married peoples Sunday school class
of the Friends church Tuesday eve
ming. The affair was in the nature Of
an "April fool party. and much en-
joyment was afforded by various
games. Mrs. Florence Buffers gave sew
eral piano numbers. which were great
ly appreciated. Mrs. Will Dalbey. Mrs.
Buffers, and Mrs. Hal Graham assist
ed the hostess in serving a two-course
lunch. Mrs. Walter Thomas Of Car
penter, was an out-of-town guest.
Complimentary to Miss Rose Bow
man who is soon to become the bride