Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-30

TIMES-RE'
Kodak finishing. Camera shoD.
tvitasraph "white Slave" Colonial
DR.. Burkart. osteopath. ~ ". amin
what happened to Mary" Colonial
Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Gilbert. of State
Center. spent the day here.
Charles Rogers. OF Eldora. was in the
city this morning on business.
For moving or storage see us. White
Transfer line. IS South First avenue
Sweet cider 80 cents a gallon, worm.
less chestnuts sweet apples and poy
corn. Culleys.
You may rent our Eureka electric
vacuum cleaner for 81 day. Phone
PIT. Schmidt's hardware.
The Tirzah Aid Society will NEE,
Logan, SIS North First street.
Tomorrow night at the Central
Church OF Christ. the Cunninghams
society entertainers. Committee.
Bright feeding oat straw. only 80
cents bale. Bedding straw % cents a
bale. Phone 10. Bowles s. Billings.
Claim Agent Marquis Earr Of the NJ
& st. L., was in the city this forenoon
while on his way to Cedar Rapids on
business.
Earl Keyser. Of Chicago, arrived in
the city Wednesday evening for visi,
of week at the home of his brother
DR.. Ralph e. Keyser.
Mrs. Roy Lainson left this morning
for Fort Dodge, where she will make
her home. Mr.. Lainson went to For,
Dodge two weeks ago.
Mrs. David Tucker, Of Farmland. who
Is at ST. Thomas hospital. recovering
from an operation for abdominal tumor
is making good recovery.
Mrs. Alfred King, Of Portland, Maine
arrived in the city Wednesday evening
and will spend few days at the home
of her brother, c. E. True.
l have moved my office from over
Mcbride & VIII Drug Company to the
and IL. DR.. Ralph E. Keyser
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There will be special Reforma ton
Day services at the Norwegian Luth-
eran church Friday evening at s
o'clock Rev. o. Ingvolstadt will con-
duct :he services.
Don't forget the Halloween party
and fair Oct. 30 and Nov. /, given
hxy tho - ~
mission 10 cents; evening tickets Sc
cents. Committee.
Word received from Minneapolis re-
ports that L. r. Willard, who under
went an operation on his eyes, in that
city is doing nicely and that Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard are expected home soon.
Society entertainers, the Cunning
hams. will give an interesting pro-
gram at the Central Church Of Christ
tomorrow evening at 1915 The admis-
sion Is 25 cents and children Is cents.
Don't fail to attend. Committee.
Miss Ethel Phelps, who was domestic
science teacher in the public schools
until recently, went to Ames this fore
noon to take up her work in household
economies in the extension department
Of the school Of agriculture of Iowa
State College.
We are the jobbers of Baltimore and
Connecticut oysters and Kalamazoo
celery. Sealshipt oysters, gallon $50.
Connecticut sealshipt oysters. gallon
$1.75. Celery by the bunch only six
cents bunch. Phone 214. Flower
Meat. Grocery & Fruit Store.
]. E. Wallace. ia Ansonsstreet,
left this morning for Falls City, Neb.,
whore she will visit her brother. Rev.
Charles L. Wheeler, pastor Of the First
Church Of Christ Of that city. Mrs.
Wallace will be Joined in Des .Moines
by her brother. w. R. Wheeler OF
Madrid. who will accompany her.
Floyd and Donald Partridge. 500
North Center street. entertained few
of their boy friends at Halloween
party Wednesday evening. The time
was pleasantly spent with various Hal
lowe'en games, and during the evetins
Mrs. William Partridge. assisted by
Miss Lois Brock and Mrs. E. NJ. Brock,
served refreshments.
Sixty members Of the Baptist Young
Peoples Union met in the church par
lors Wednesday evening for a HAL
lowe'en party. The special feature of
the evening was a personally conduct
ed tour Of Hob Goblin land" by
spooks. A ghost wedding and various
games afforded the evenings enter
tainment, and refreshments were en-
joyed.
Miss Helen Kollin. s04 North Fifth
street, entertained twenty friends
Wednesday evening at a Halloween
party. The guests came dressed and
masked in Halloween costumes and
much amusement was afforded during
the evening playing o1d-fashioned
games. Mrs. X. A. Kollin and Mrs. I.
F. Mcckersmtth served refreshments
during the evening.
Tomorrow night, Oct. 81, at the
Central Church Of Christ the Cunning
hams will entertain. An interesting
evening Is promised. Readings, stor-
los. impersonations and vocal numbers
will be given. The Cunninghams have
been we'll received wherever they have
appeared. This Is an evening you
should arrange to have the family en-
10y. Admission Is cents, children Is
cents. Committee. =
The Octet Embroidery Club was or
ganixed Wednesday evening at the
homo Of Miss Rose Ducane. 311 South
Second street. The time was pleasant
~ spent socially, and with embroidery.
In drawing contest Miss Margaret
Armstrong and Miss Bernice White
received the prizes. The hostess was