Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-08
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THE CITY IN BRIEF
Kodak finishing. Bowen's.
Bring your Watches in. Hodges.

4Netue Fdttoh, OF Alscomk
spent Friday in the city.
d. G. Bauman, Of Liscomb. spen
Friday in the city on business
! Mr.. and Mrs Robert Denbow, Of Al
Dion. were in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Fanton, Of Gil
man. We're in the city Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Dobson Of LIE
Grand were in the city Friday.
Quality portraits for Christmas gift.
Apsar, the Well-known photographer.
We want you to read our displa,
adv. IN this issue. The Andrews Store
Eye. ear. nose and throat specialist,
Drs. French & Cobb. Masonic temple
| We want you to read our displa,
adv. in this issue. The Andrews Store
DR.. F. x. Beller, over IS West Mai,
street. (Mechanotherapist.) - Adver
tisement y,
Oval frames and convex glass TO
pictures 14x2o and 14x17. Bowen
studio and book store.
Wanted-Reliable lady to occup,
room, for company. Reference required
Mrs. Frank Hickenlooper, 712 Yves
Main.
Wanted-To invest $1,000 or $3.50
and services In some good paying bust
| ness. Address R-8, care T.-R,-Adyer
| tisement.
Mrs. Harry G. Stevens returned HON,
| Friday evening from Waterloo. wher,
she has been visiting her mother. Mrs
c. Peterson.
Miss Grace Cable, 4o4 South Fourtl
street, who has been smallpox patien
at the detention hospital, was dis
charged Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. McNeely wen,
to Belle PLANE this morning to brins
J nome their car which was left there
two weeks ago on accoun. of mudd,
roads
Why not have US make a dozen ar
portraits Of you in that new part,
gown? We can do it now and hav,
them finished for Christmas. Apsa
Studio.
It's self raising, It's he best to b.
mad, and it's a favorite in every home
where used. Ask the grocer for Fa,-
vorite pancake flour when you order
Advertisement.
Up-to-date subjects in framed. pic.
lures and mottos. and a fine line 81
new styles in picture moulding. Let
us frame your pictures Bowen's studio
and book store. corner First and Main
streets.
The Ladies' Guild Of st. Pauls Epis.
copal church will hold an all-day sew
Monday at the home Mrs. Howard
Weisman. S02 North Center street. Mrs
II. G. Hilton and Mrs, A. HiRRin will hs
assistant hostesses.
E: s. Barrett. Of Boston, Mass !.
visiting in the city at the home of hi,
son. H. ID. Barrett 100 South Third
street. Mr.. Barrett is the manufac-
'urer OF the r. $. Barrett Magic soap
Well. Well! Look who's going n
be with US. Al Gorfell, the man that's
making all Iowa laugh. AL and his
company will be at the Odeon theater
an next week except Tuesday. Openinr
Monday night, don't miss the openins
play. Any seat 10 cents. Odeon.
AHe great Kings IN literature and in
craftsmanship, who have been over
come by drink and lust, will be the
meme by DR.. r. F. Hurlburt at the
flrst NJ. f. church. Sunday nisht. A
side glance will be taken at the social
EVIL as it exists in Marshalltown. Corn
mitteee.
Among the physicians and surgeons
In the city who will attend the Ct,,n
zeal Congress OF Surgeons OF North
America, which Will be held in Chicago
next week, are DR.. and Mrs. Edwin
COBB, DR.. A. c. Conway, DR.. 6. NJ
Johnson. DR.. Ralph Keyser, and DR.
and Mrs. r. r. Hanson. DR.. F. p
Lierle.
Miss Nettie Lamb, POI south Fourth
street. entertained thirty of her friends
Friday evening at q children's party.
All kinds Of children's games furnished
the entertainment, which created no
end Of merriment. Misses Mamie and
Stella Lamb assisted in serving a two
course supper. AS the affair was In
celebration of the birthday anniversary
OF the hostess, she received many
pretty gifts from her friends.
Twenty neig hbors and friends Of
Mrs. s. J. Taylor. 2o2 North Sixth
street. pleasantly surprised her at her
home Friday evening. The affair be-
ing in celebration OF her s1st birthday
anniversary. The evening was spent
inAan informal social way, and late in
the evening supper brought by the
guests was served. A large birthday
cake was lighted with .csndles. Mrs.
Taylor also receiyed MANY rsoPui srtf+o
from her friends. 71,t
!, The g w. 3. NJ. Auxiliary OF the
Central church 6f Christ held It's reg
ular meeting Friday afternoon in the
church parlors. Mrs. Z. 9. Brown was
leader. and Mrs. r. g. Patten gave the
first installment OF the book review OF
Gods Melting Pot.'' Mrs. A. D.
Woods talked on How We Can Better
the Conditions OF the Immigrants" and
Mrs. A. NJ. Treat read a paper on
What We Owe the Foreigner" which
was written by Mrs. F. H. Wallace,
The girls Of the Quiet Hour Circle,
costumed as immigrants. gave an en-
pertaining exercise, and Mrs Guy Bar.
Der sans. The meeting was largely
attended.
On Tuesday evening the latest of
L. Frank Baum's story plays. OF Or,
will be seen at the Odeon theater.
This new member comes under the
designation, "Tho Tik-Tok Man of
o." and depicts BETSY Bohbin. with