Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-09

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Observation-Disclosures ~
DR.. Lierle has moved his office from
over Mcbride g. Wills to rooms IA.
as Masonic temple. Advertisement
Try a pair of our children's nature
form shoes. They give the child's foot
chance to grow. Wallace Shoe Store.
Mrs. Jacob wittel. s1l May street,
entertained the members Of the Ladies'
Aid society of the German church
Thursday afternoon. The annual elect
ion of officers resulted as follows:
Benedict & Brintnall have kindly
| offered their large window, for our an
nual display of art photos. It. to: well
! worth your time to come up street and
see these beautiful portraits. peIhaps
you will find one Of yourself. Apgar
Studio. over Abbott's. h,
President A. G. johnson and secre-
tary w. J. VanDervee-, of the Hawk
eye Commercial Mems Associations and
I. T. Forbes and E. NJ. Wentworth. di-
rectors of the company, left forS Du-
buque this forenoon to attend the an
nual meeting of the association. which
is to be held Saturday.
DR.. A. C. Conway. Mrs. "A. B. Coma
! way, and Mrs. J. I. Bell, and Mrs.
Margaret Ross and daughter. IMiss
Rhea Butler Of Chicago, motored
Thursday to Indianola, where's they
spent the day with Miss Ida Adams.
Miss Adams accompanied them home
and will be a guest of Mrs. Conway
for a week. :,
The great Franklin Stock Company
Will open a weeks engagement At the
Udeon Ti1eater Monday evening,
Change of plays and specialties each
evening. Opening play a. four-act
comedy drama, pike County Folks"
Prices. lower floor. reserved. 20 cents:
balcony and gallery. unreserved 10
cents. Odeon. /
Mrs. c. G. Blodgett. 400 East State
street, was hostess Thursday afternoon
to the members Of the Ladies Aid So
ciety Of the State Street Evangelical
church There was an attendance of
twenty five. and a busy afternoon was
spent making aprons and sewing on
carpet rags. Assisted by Leota Bar
rett and Nina and Hazel Blodgeet, the
hostess served refreshments. =,
Oscar Woodward, Of RoTette county.
North Dakota, arrived in the city
| Thursday night with the bsdy Of his
father, w. W. Woodward, of Mandan,
N. D.. who died last Tuesday evening
at wausa, Neb. The funeral services
will be held Saturday afternoon, at 2
o'clock from the Pursel chapel. Burial
will be In Riverside. Ernest Woodward,
another SON near Rolette. N. d. ar
rived in the city Thursday evening.
Mesdames ]. p. Diehl, A Danskin. ].
N. Cooper j. P. Cooper, A. Clemens,
and w. 8. Devine were hostesses
Thursday afternoon at the Methodist
church to the members of the Ladies'
Aid Society Of the church. Thesquar-
terly reports Of the society were read
and business matters were disposed Of.
During the afternoon Mr.. l. E. Matsen
sang two pleasing numbers. with Mrs.
Grove w. Harris as accompahist. The
hostesses served refreshments.
!. Considerable interest Is being mani
tested in the coming OF John c. Fishers
big musical organization, "The Red
Rose" which will be the. offering at
the Odeon Theafer Sunday evening.
There is q wealth Of vibrant life and
dash to the music of 1.-THE Red Rose
and one is greeted almost everywhere
by whistled versions OF the hauting Tilt
which runs thru the play, whose motif
is Come Along Ma Cherie," to say
nothing of that captivating Queen Of
Vanity Fair" offered by "Lola"eand a
stunningly gowned chorus. OdeOn.