Evening times-Republican., 1913-12-31


Friends church Will NEE, Friday af-
terncon at the home of Mrs. !. t.
Forbes, to3 North Fourth street.
! Miss Dorothy Ba,ch arrived home
! Tuesday from Davenport, where she
has been spending the Christmas hol-
idays at the home of her sister, Mrs.
George OFT.
| Robert John, the f-days- cid son OF
! DR.. and HRS. NJ. U. Chesire. continues
about the same today, and it is be-
lieved his condition is somewhat en-
/ couraging.
| Edward S. Robbins. of Pasadena. who
! is visiting in the city at the home OF
| his mother, Mrs. A. NJ. Robbins. spent
! Tom Meickley.
| Marshall county farmers will pleas 9
| take notice that Griswold's medicines.
| formerly sold by agents in the county.
| are now on sale at all drug stores
| Advertisement.
! Mrs. Frank Goodman. and son Frank,
of Mason City. who have been here for
q few days visiting at the home Of her
, father, George A. Turner, returned to
| their home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kline will leave
| next week for California, where they
will remain during the rest of the win
! ter. They will stop at Albuquerque, N.
NJ, for about month before going on
to Los Angeles.
| All Eagles and families or lady
| friends are cordially invited to attend
the New Years eve dance given by
the Fraternal Order Of Eagles. We'd
nesday evening, Dec. 81. To be held
a, Eagles hall. Committee.
For a most happy. prosperous and
healthful year see that at every meal
YOU have Shrubs bu.termilk bread.
made and baked In clean. sanitary
| bakery. Il is made 10 suit the taste
of every one. Order 1t TO-DAY from your
grocer. Shrubs Bakery.
Bargain sales. trading stamps and
free coupons are not TO be compared
to newspaper lottery, the chief prize
of which is a handsome young hus
band. Jack Wright, a reporter in "The
Lottery Man." the new three acts COM
! edy by Rida Johnson Young. will be
presented at the Odeon Theater New
Years day, matinee and night. Odeon
The Ladies Aid Society of the Rap-
tist church met Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. T. I. Wasson. 402 North Fifth
| street. There was an attendance OF
! nifty members. and plans for the work
| of the coming year were made. after
which the time was pleasantly passed
| with fancy work and visiting. Mrs.
Wasson. assisted by her daughter Miss
Margaret. and Miss Marjorie Miller.
served refreshments
Capt. J. F. Boyd has sold his resi-
dence. at 1103 West State street to
Mrs. Sarah E. Butler. Of the Lamoille
neighborhood. who takes possession i'm
mediately. The house of six rooms has
never been finished on the second floor.
but the property brought $3.50. Mrs.
Butler will make her home there, and
Mr.. Royd has taken rooms temporarily
; at the home of George n. Lyon, s
North Sixth street
Friends in the city have received
cards from Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Croft. Of
Boone. announcing the marriage Of
their daughter. Ruth to Howard Trus-
Ter, Of this city The marriage took
place In that city last Saturday morn
ing After an extended wedding trip
in the east and Canada. Mr.. and Mrs
| Trusler will make their home in this
city. Mr.. Trusler travels for thu
Farmers Oil Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. s. Finkle went to
Alexander this morning to attend the
wedding at noon New Years day of
Mr. Finkle's brother. Vernon. and Miss
Mary Elizabeth Larson. The wedding is
er couple is Lewis Bell and Miss Dora
Belle Larson. The Misses Larson are
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Lar
! sou. at whose home tbs Wedding is to
take place. Vernon Finkle has been
Hampton now.
Mr.. and Mrs H. ]. Howe, South
Fifth avenue, entertained at dinner
| Tuesday evening complimentary to
Miss Mabel F. Woodbury. and DR..
Franz Sigismund Won Wildner, OF
Rochester, Mimi, who were married
this morning. Pink roses effectively
arranged in the different rooms made
attractive decorations. Covers for
twelve were laid at beautifully ap-
pointed table. which was also decorated
with pink roses, and at o'clock an
elaborate hve-course dinner was
served. An enjoyable evening was
spent socially.
A pretty New Years party was en-
joyed Tuesday evening at the Knights
Of Columbus club rooms, when the
Knights entertained the members Of
their families. Two hundred people
were present and passed a very pleas
ant social evening. A program Of
vocal and instrumental music was fol-
lowed with cards and dancing. The
Varsity Trio. a musical team appear
Ing at the Orpheum, was present and
sang several pleasing numbers. An
oyster supper was served later in the
evening. The decorations OF the hall
were exceedingly tasty. An electric
! sign, purchased for the club rooms.
was lighted for the first time. and with
festoons Of red. white and blue lights
and bunting. to which was suspended a
bell. made very pretty effect