Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-20


Phone %. z. 3. Myer.
Try our cnop. $3.50, s1.45 in 500
pound lots; mace rom best cor. and
cats. Phone Is. 40. liz. Bowles 6
Billings.
Wa2tsd-Three or four girls o.
womtn TO labe! canned Ids. C-ean
pleasant work. Apply al Office at once
Let's Fletcher Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H voorh!es. Of AL
bert Les. Mimi. VINO have been in the
city for few days ii Mr. and .,rs.
m1rn:ns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pau! Norris. OF C in
nell. arrived n the city this rnrrniag
TO Wit fog few DAYS with Mr.. No.
ris brother Mr.. D. Y. Norris. Jr.. and
family, and other relatives
W. H. Allen, a / aken.an in the VI. &
81. L. passenger .srv:ce whO has en-
off duty Cor TWO weeks recover ng from
an operation en- his ann, returned to
work this morning and went south on
train No. -.
The Fame Gorrei. company opens
weeks erglg at the Odeen
Thsater tonight. presenting Work and
Wages" for the opening play. GoGG
vaudeville specia!ties between tbs acts
Any seat at any time 10 cents. Odeon-
Miss Mildred Low who has just be
graduated from training school for
nurses at Palo Alto, Cal. is visiting at
the home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. P. Low. a. Green Mountain. Miss
Low was accompanied home by her
aunt. Mrs. N. A. Ruchan. and her scn
Stanley, of Palo Alto.
Work and Wages" will be the OPEN
Ing play for the Faae-Gorrell company
at the Odeon Theater tonight. Good
vaudeville speciali,ies Will be offered
between the acts Change of plays
and spec.alities each ev ming this week
One price to all Any seat 10 cents.
Doors open at 1880. Come early.
Odeon.
Mrs J. F. Stokesoary. Of corwith.
and her children. Ralph and Margaret.
who have been visiting here for ten
days with Mrs. stokesbary's sisters.
Mesdames Ed White. Charles Gustaf-
son. and Louis Troester. went to Rad
cliffe today to visit at the home Of
Mrs. Peter Seslem. Mrs. Stokesoary's
mother.
Mrs. c. H. Schechter left for Fort
Dodge this forenoon 20 attend the state
Rebekah assembly, of which she Is
grand marshal. Mrs Schechter stopped
in Boone today TO visit She viii go
on to Fort Dodge Tuesday. Mrs. A. N.
Rhoades. OF this city. delegate from
the local lodge, accompanied Mrs.
Schechter.
Mr. and Mrs. E L. Williams, who
city, were given a novelty shower by
forty of their friends at the Williams
home, FIVE miles north Of the city. in
Taylor tow1 ship. The friends Of the
neighborhood planned the affair as a
surprise and brought refreshments.
which they served. The young people
were presented with many pretty and
useful gifts.
Mrs. Fred Roesch, sos West South
street, entertained thirty friends Sat
uTday evening in honor Of Mr.. Roesch's
seth birthday anniversary. Five hum
dred was played during the evening,
the prizes going to Mrs. John Wallish
and D. Cohn. Assisted by her daugh-
tiers, Cecilia and Maria, and Mrs. Cohn.
Mrs. Roesch served three-course
supper. Mr. Roesch received many
useful gifts from his friends.
Neighbors and friends Of the family
were present Sunday afternoon at the
funeral Of William II. Wooster, the
rural mail carrier who died a few DAYS
ago. The services were held from the
Wooster home 1912 West Main street,
in cha rpe Of Pew 2 = Martin assisted
by Rev P F Hurlburt. Postoffice en-
ployers attended in a body and sent
flowers. Accompanied by the widow
the body was taken today to Amboy,
I'll, where burial will take place in the
old family lot.