Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-06

All who have contributions for the
Catholic ladies' bazaar send same to
Mrs. J. H. Waters, 10 South Third ave.
nue.-Advertisement
Mr.. Joseph wallace and son Bruce,
Of Eldora, who have been attending
the national livestock show in Chicago.
returned home this forenoon.
"spug" gifts for that one and anly
girl. a Universal chatting dish, alcohol
or electric. They sure are beauties.
Abbott & Son.
Will all who have empty Crown Seal
cream bottles and wish to return them
for credit, please give them to their
grocer on or before Dec. IS. The In
creased demand for milk hominy has
necessitated our withdrawing our
cream from sale. Western Grocer
Mills.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ross, OF Canton. O.,
whose son Emory. has recently gone
rs a missionary to Liberia, Africa. will
speak at the Sunday services at the
Central Church Of Christ, morning and
evening. The evening lecture will be
illustrated with lantern slides.-Adver-
tisement.
The G. W. B. NJ. Auxiliary Of the
Central Church Of Christ met in the
church parlors Friday afternoon. A
short business session was followed by
devotional exercises led by Mrs. Haddie
Rist. Later the members went to the
missionary meeting at the Methodist
church.
Complimentary to her son Noyce, Mrs.
b. F. Grant, North Third street enter
tanned twelve Of her sons more 1ntl-
mate friends Friday evening, the occa-
sion being in celebration Of Mr.. Grants
21st birthday anniversary. Different
games, and music by Mr.. Grant ana
Alvin Krate. were enjoyed.
Fifty members Of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF the Presbyterian church were
entertained Friday afternoon by MIS-.
Hugh Mcconnell and Mrs. A. w. Dob
son at the Mcconnell home, 306 North
Fourth: st-eet A hnsiness session and
sewing occupied the afternoon hours,
and the hostesses served refreshments.
Mrs. George Lincoln, 205 North Sew
enth street, was hostess Friday after
noon to the Thimble Club. Mrs.
George Reynolds and Mrs. w. A. PIKE
cut for the first prize In a guessing
contest, that was Won by Mrs. PlKe.
The second prize was won by MIS-. M.
o Evert. Late in the afternoon MIS-.
Lincoln served refreshments.
Word received from St. Petersburg,
Fla, tells Of the serious illness there on
w. H. VOORHEES,, well-known M. e
St. L. passenger conductor living at
Albert Lea Mr.. and Mrs. VOORHEES,
went south few weeks ago for the
winter, and Mr. VOORHEES, was stricken
-
he reached his destination. He is now
somewhat improved.
II YOU are often bothered with head
aches. then you know that ID III caused
by the eyes, This Is the kind OF wealth
er that effects the eyes, Eyes are
watery, and. sometimes pain you, you
need glasses. II you wear glasses have
them properly fitted. Better, see one
whose business is the eye. and all its
diseases. DR.. Singleton the eye, ear
nose and throat specialist.
F. w. Freeborn, proprietor Of the
Marshalltown Monument Company
1921 South First avenue, has sold his
Phoenix. Ariz.. PAGER to Mr.. Mason
of Grinnell. This horse Is promising
racer and the price paid Mr.. Freeborn
was $500. The noted trotter stallion,
purchased by F. W. Freeborn. Mar
shalltown Monument Company.
Tomorrow will bring most unusual
privilege to all who attend the Central
Church Of Christ. Mrs. Elizabeth Loss,
the sanity mother Of Emory Loss, mis-
sionary to Africa, will speak both
morning and evening. Her evening ad-
dress will be illustrated with stereop-
tican. 1t is very rarely that we are
able to invite the people to such a de-
lightful fellowship. All are welcome.
Committee.
Mr.. Martin will speak at the Con-
gregational church, First and Church
streets, tomorrow at II a. m. on THE
True Spirit OF Christmas" or How VIII
We Spend Our Christmas?" and at
Vespers p. m. on "Who Is the Holy
Roller?" or Some Reasons For Nam
Ing Christians Mrs. Meeker and Mr..
Shove will sing in the morning and a
male quartet will sing and Mr.. Roy
Myers will give a cornet solo at yes
pers. The public Is cordially invited.
Brotherhood.
A motor ride thru tho French Alps;
by aeroplane over Paris; the infinite
variety Of polyps which build the coral
islands Of tropic seas; study IN palm
istry; a spectacular fire consuming
several hundred thousand barrels Of
oil; superb yachting scenes off Monte
Carlo; and thrilling rescues Of sur
vivors thru raging seas from a. big
ship dashed on the rocks. and many
other features will be presented by
Lyman IN. Howe, at the Odeon theater
Monday and Tuesday. Prices 30 IS,
and so cents. Seats now selling. Odeon.
IT IL one form of intense pleasure to
view the grand canyon Of Arizona from
the brink; 1t is a totally different ex-
perience to go down to its very depths
and stand on the edge Of the Colorado
river an 1t fights its way thru the
granite gorge. Both Of these phases OF
the trip are to be revealed by Lyman
H Howe at the Odeon theater. Monday
and Tuesday. The views depict the
countless precipices and the depths OF
chasm 30 mighty and SO weird that 1t
seems unearthly. Whether viewed from
above Or below ii is simply impossible
to realize the magnitude OF the pan
Drama because 1t seems too immense
for any preconceived standards OF
measurement. Odeon.
Laura Frankenfieid is coming to the