Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-11

Apgar, the well-known photographer.
Dr. Lierle has moved his office from
over Mcbride & Wills to rooms 414-
AIS Masonic temple. Advertisement.
Low heels. why sure Larson & Son
have low heel shoes in patent, tan, gun
metal and vici kid: button or lace Lar
son 4 Son.
General Superintendent c.. S. Lake,
Of the NJ. & st. L., was in the city this
forenoon. while On his way from Oska-
looss to Minneapolis.
Moose day at Isis theater tomorrow.
Especial moose films and vaudeville
acts. Matinee and evening shows. Ad-
mission 10 cents.-Advertisement.
Charles Munson, manager of he Iowa
Railway and Light Company, who has
been in Chicago on business for a few
days. returned home this morning.
Are you suffering with corn, .bunions.
sore n tired feet? Why suffer when
you a get relief in a pair Of Growers
soft shoes for tender feet? Larson &
son.
Rev. Christian Munson, of Norway.
: Benton county, will hold e~vangelistic
meetings in Elm Norwegian Lutheran
church tonight and tomorrow night.
Sermons will be preached in both Eng
lish and Norwegian.
C. X. Beckett, who Is selling immune
hogs at Northwestern stock yards, Of
fers SO to n one who a find a
party who bought part Of the 1900
hogs sold at Nevada, Iowa, who has
not received pay for hogs If any died.
C. X. Beckett.
The regular monthly Safety meet
ing Of the local employees Of the Chica-
go Great Western was held at the local
office of Local Freight Agent John T.
Basham Wednesday night. Division
Trainmaster E. E. Stoup, of Des
Moines, who was in the city, attended
the meeting.
A radical change is made this sea-
son in the personnel OF Richards &
Pringle's famous Georgia minstrels,
| who appear at the Odeon Saturday.
matinee and night. Every song, joke,
act and feature being entirely new, and
every speciality n vaudeville per-
former being direct from New York
City, and Of the highest grade Of the
amusement profession. Our exchanges
speak very highly Of the Richards 4
Pringle's famous Georgia Minstrel
Company, declaring it to be unsur-
passed by any in It's line. Odeon.
Mrs. C. Yokom and Mrs. Nellie Rich
eson entertained the Busy Bee Circle
Of the L. O.. T.. NJ. a. the Yokom homo,
412 North Second street, Wednesday
evening. The annual election Of Of
ficers was held. resulting as follows:
President, Mrs. Hudson Mitchell; vice
president. Mrs. Claude Whitnew: sec
retary. Mrs. Luther Ray. treasurer.
Mrs. G. +. Reimer. The remainder Of
the evening was spent in an informal
social way. A candy guessing contest
was won by Mrs. ]. ]. Lockhart, while
the consolation went to Mrs. II. +.
Kimball. In serving a two-course sup
por. the hostesses were assisted by
Mrs. w. H. Batesole and Mrs. Lydia
Richeson.
Thirty members OF the Daisy Drake
Mission Circle mel in the parlors Of the
Central Church of Christ Wednesday
evening for their regular business ses-
sion and program. The subject Of the
evenings program was "The Educa-
tional work OF the Christian Woman's
Board of Missions" Mrs. c. H. Nor
ris, as leader fer the evening, gave a
talk and conducted a drill on his SUBJ
ject. Miss Margaret Benedict gave a
piano solo. the Quiet Hour Circle. in
costume, gave a representation Of a
Hindu school. Miss Lillian Houghton
finished a book review Of "Sita," At
the close Of the program the members
enjoyed d candy pull and refreshments
were served. During the social hour a
fash light picture was taken OF the
circle.