Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-09

We want q shoe clerk OF e3peS1ence
A good position for the risht man
Insledue & Young.
wanted--women 60 peel tomAtosa
Bring your aprons ready Tor WORK
Western Grocer Mills.
Ladies: Our nurses neEligee- shoe
will make your fest glad. Best Tor ten
der feet. wallace Shoe Store.
Big dance I. o. o. F. hail Friday eve
ming, Oct. 10. Admission, 10 cents. Eve
ming tickets 50 observation-disclosures
Framed pictures---A lArxe variety b
select from. Call And see them. Bow
ems Studio and Book Store. So Yves
Main.
Miss Harriett Broker who went {,
Union to attend the funeral Of Mrs. o
d. Chaplin Wednesday. returned hon'
Thursday.
Dr.. shallenberser. specialist vii
make his 15sth visit to Hotel Pilgrim
.Marshalltown. Saturday, Oct II. Con-
sultation Observation-Disclosures
The woman's missionary, Society O.
the United Brethren church will NEE
Friday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
A. Melberg. 500 West Linn street.
The missionary society Of the FRS,
Evangelical church will give an oyster
supper and program Friday night al
the Joe Thompson home, Si2 May
observation-disclosures.
Mrs. H. NJ. Henssn who has been Wis.
iting at the homes Of her brother
James Bricker. and sister, Miss Har.
riett Bricker. left Thursday for he,
home in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Thomas MoLarnan, for many
years resident OF this city, but for the
past year residing at hscomb. has been
brought to this city for treatment al
the soldiers home hospital. Mrs. Nc
Larnan's condition is serious.
Mrs. Anna Walden, Of Seattle. Wash.
who has been visiting her mother. Mrs
Martha Beeson. and other relatives for
several months. returned to the city
Wednesday evening from Liscomb
where she has been visiting at the
home Of Mrs. H. H. Wilson.
A pleasant day was spent wednes-
day by the members Of the Car Work
ers' Auxiliary, who met with Mrs. c. N.
Brown. 5o7 South Fifth street. There
was a good attendance and a profit
able day was spent sewing and piecing
quilt blocks. At noon Mrs. Brown
served q dinner.
We have good supply Of old news
papers which can be had for cents
a bundle, by calling at the Times Re
publican office-just what you need
now for housekeeping. We have a linn
tied amount Of papers from our ex-
changes which you can have for taking
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Rev. and Mrs. B. F. Martin, Rev. and
Mrs. S. F. Milliken, Mr.. and Mrs. C. C.
Urine, Mrs E. G. weatherby and Miss
Belle Mcneil arrived home wednes-
day evening from Chester Center
where they were in attendance at the
annual session OF the Grinnell Asso-
citation of Congregational churches.
"Truxton King" conceded to be one
Of the most entertaining Of George
Barr McCutcheon's dramatic novels,
has been prepared for the stage by Miss
Grace Hayward and will be presented
at the Odeon theater Saturday matinee
and night. by a company selected with
special care by the United Play Com
pany, which is directing the tour
Odeon.
The Sioux Falls Daily Press gives an
account Of a housewarming party given
in that city for Mr.. and Mrs. William
lseman by a party Of friends, to help
them initiate their new home. The
young people spent the evening play
ing cards and Mr.. and Mrs. Iseman
were presented with a rocking chair
Mr.. Iseman is nephew Of Finley w
Iseman. Of this city, and spent about
two years in the city several years ago
The East End Kensington Club met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Earl
"A. Rhoades, 512 East Main street
There were fifteen members and guests
in attendance and sewing and embroid-
cry work was enjoyed during the af-
ternoon. At the business session plans
for the work Of the year were de-
cided upon after which the hostess
Mrs e. L. Williams and Mrs Edmun-
son.
The literature department of the
wcman's Club held its first meeting
Wednesday afternoon with the chair
man of the department Mrs. w. s.
Good, 400 North Center street. The
course Of the study for the year is on
German Literature" and an excellent
paper which was extremely interesting
and instructive was read by Mrs. M. L.
Meicll1ey who used as her subject
German Literature and Authors Of the
Eighteenth Century" Twenty-Five
members attended the meeting and az
ter the study hour Mrs. Good served
refreshments.
An effort to secure sufficient num-
Der of students and friends Of the high
school football team to attend the an
nual halltown-GrinnelI game at
Grinnell Saturday to secure a special
car for the trip, has proved success
full. The car will be attached to the
NJ. & st. L. south bound train, leav-
ing the city at 9:05 a. M, and the game
will be called early to permit the Mar
ehalltown crowd to return on the even
ing train, arriving here at Sis. A
number can still be provided for in the
special car. and those who wish to
make the trip should notify the man :
agement OF the team at the high school
building at once.
Miss Lillian Welker. who will be-
come the bride OF A. A. Wolken Of Dill
lon, Saturday. was the guest OF honor
at a novelty shower given by Miss Es-
Their Hole and Mrs. Calder Overturf a..
the Hole home, 412 North Fourth
street, Wednesday evening Unique and
clever ideas were used in decorating
the house, the Halloween idea prevail