Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-28

Mrs. Warren Gilbert and little son.
LETTER. who have been visiting Mr..
Gilbert's mother in iarshfield. Mo, for
q month. Will arrive home this evening.
Mrs. NJ. 2. Newell left this afternoon
for Hammond, Ind. where she will visit
her brother. Rev. W. NJ. Martin. and
from there will go TO Morrison, Ill,
for visit with relatives.
Hans Erickson. OF Lamoille. spent
Saturday in the city on business.
Mrs Nancy Middleton. OF Liscomb.
spent Saturday in the city at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. c. F. Kersey.
Brigadier Robert Dublin. of Des
Moines, will be in the city Wednesday.
Sept so and conduct public services
at the salvation army hall on North
First street al o'clock that evening.
Rev. {. A Gilbert. of Union. was in
the city SATURDAY evening en- route 10
Cedar Rapids 20 attend the annual Up
per Iowa conference % tire Methodist
church, which is now in session Ac-
Co-ding 70 announcement today. Rev.
Mr.. Gilbert formerly assistant pastor
here and the past few years pastor at
Union. has been assigned 20 Epworth,
in the Dubuque district.
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Fred Eogei, while riding n motorcy-
Gle east in the middle OF Main street
Saturday evening about : o'clock, was
run into by an automobile driven by
John Wagner. farmer. Wagner was
going vest and when he turned out 10
pass another car he ran into Nogels
MOTORCYCLE. Vogel was thrown 10 the
sidewalk on the south side of the
street, bat was not injured. A peda.
% his motorcycle was broken.
Members Of the progressive count,
central committee met III the court
house Saturday afternoon for the
purpose ~ making plans FOR the cam
palEn. No special ARRANGEMENTS were
made. q member ot the committee said
today. and no meetings were definitely
planned The committee IS waiting 10
state speakers from the state commit
be held here Oct Il. buc this arrange
men, IS by no means positive.
Mrs J. P Ttossem. OF LeGrand. and
her daughter. Mrs Andrew Knudson.
Of Gilman. LEI, for Pauliina this morn
ing Tor short visit with relatives.
Mrs George Mackinsou, OF Stbley.
who mas been visiting al Des Moines
with her son, Harry Se5b, who IS at
tending school there. and with sriends
and relatives IN this city, left tor
Omaha this morning. She Will visit
Mrs. Frank Stsnson there Cor short
time ard then go 10 the home OF ne.
cousin. Mrs. r :. Neir. a, Fort CAL
noun. Neo
complimentary 10 her niece, Miss
Ruth Gosaon. who Viii become the
5-.c.- q Ernest Baker or Oct. Z. Mrs.
John Goshen entertained few friends
Al her country home Saturday after
noon BED and white flowers were used
n decorating the rooms and little oou-
ggets u swansonia and ferns were
gwen as favors During the afternoon
z musical program was enjoyed, and
The bride-.o-b be was -he recipient OF a
kitchen shower. with each gift was
receipt 10 De used with the article pre-
ser,ed and MISS Goshen guessed what
the package contained by reading the
receipts The hostess. assisted by heI
sister. Miss Katherine Whitehead. o:
Wenatchee. Wash, served three
course i0cheon later in the afternoon
Misses Grace. Maude and Edna
swingley. 3oi Summit street. enter
tanned Saturday afternoon forty guests
complimentary TO Miss Hazel Willard
who viii become the bride OF DR.. Har-
! old Householder on Saturday. Oct. II
The affair was an emergency shower
| for The bride to- be, who was presented
with her gifts in ar original way. Lit
tie Mary Katherine FurlonS and
Robbie" Coates, representing Rel
/ Cross nurse and doctor, arrived will
me gifts in q medicine case" They
were presented formally. and thu
I afternoon was spent socially. and in 6
magazine romance contest. Mrs. r.
Adams received the prize. At 5 o'cloci
supper was seryed- the hostesses be
ing assisted by Misses Helen Willard
Pear! Adams, Helen F'urlong, Aabe
Parsons. and Jane Shegg. The guests
we're seated at small tables, which were
! prettily decorated in red and white
! and a glass basket 0f red saH ers mad
an attractive centerpiece on each table
! Mrs A Y Bayne. of Minneapolis. ant