Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-02

legal holiday.
Marquis Barr. claim agent for the
Minneapolis & st. Louis, was in the
city today on business.
A car of northern potatoes here, and
special prices given on quantity lots.
George G. McCord, grocer.
Charles WATSON, of Chicago. spent
Sunday in the city with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. WATSON. .
G. R. Harper. former businss man
Of this city, who is living in Omaha
now. spent Sunday in the city.
The famous minstrel, Lew Dock
stader, in Dan" a comedy drama OF
civil war days. tonight. Lyric.
Candies under refrigeration at all
times. Chocolates and bon bons, fresh.
Mcbride & Will Drug Company.
Lew Dockstader, the famous minis trel
in Hal Reid's comedy drama of civil
war days, Dan" tonight. Ly {.
NY dental office is now located over
the Iowa Savings Bank, and equipped
with modern appliances. Phone 712
DR.. Frazey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Paul living
two miles north of the city on Third
avenue. are parents of an eleven pound
son, born Sunday morning.
Tonight, progressive meeting in the
east court room at o'clock. Hear Cas-
per Schenk, nominee for United States
senator. Progressive committee.
The Presbyterian Ladl.s' Aid Society
OF Albion will have fried chicken
supper in the basement of the church
wednesday evening.-Adverttse
Mrs. F. G. Pierce left for Springfield,
Ill, this morning to attend the wedding
Of her nephew, Loree L. Legg, and Miss
Gladys I. Reid. which takes place
Wednesday.
There will be a free lecture on Chris
tan Science by Jacob S. Shield on
Tuesday evening, Nov. 8, o'clock. at
the Christian Science church, corner Of
Fifth and Main streets. Committee.
Members Of st. Mary's Alumni Cir
Gle enjoyed a happy Halloween party
at the Knights of Columbus hall. Dane
ing was enjoyed during the evening.
and refreshments were served. Thirty
couples were in attendance.
The body Of John Thery. the packing.
house laborer who was found dead in
the Sundell rooming house Saturday
morning, was sent Saturday night to
Heyworth. ILL.,, consigned to Thery's
brother in-law, J. d. Greenlee.
Tuesday. Nov. 8. being general cleo
ton day and a legal holiday the banks
~ NTarc hn1 vii Io o1o
Fidelity Savings Bank First National
Bank, First Trust & Savings Bank,
Iowa Savings Bank, Marshalltown
State Bank.
d. w. Norris arrived horne Sunday
night from Wood Lake, Neb where he
has been on duck hunt in company
with G. H. Hull. A. Higgin, and c.. H.
Whitehead. The other members Of the
party expect to reach home tonight or
tomorrow. The weather was 80 warm
that there was but little shooting.
Fifteen young people of the offices
Of the Marshall Oil Company. pleas
antly surprised Albert S. Luplow at his
home, 203 South Seventh street, Sat
urday evening In keeping with Hal
loween the guests arrived at the party
masked, and in Halloween costumes,
and much merriment was afforded by
the usual games and stunts. Lunch-
con was served during the evening.
Halloween was celebrated Saturday
evening by twelve girls, who were
pleasantly entertained by Violet Glenn
ems. 702 East Main street. Black paper
cats, witches, bats, and jack o'lanterns
were used to decorate and light the
rooms. The guests spent happy even
ing with the usual games and stunts
appropriate on Halloween, Mrs. Will
Clemens served lunch during the even
ing.
Raymond Hitchcock. everybody's
favorite comedian and Americas par
ticular pet "cut-up" is to come to the
Odeon theater tonight, in his latest
great big hit. "The Beauty Shop" Here
are some Of the songs they sing: 'In
Lillian Russell" Game Along, Little
Girl. Come Along, Saturday Afternoon
on Broadway" That's the Way a
Woman Wants a Man to Love-" "When
the Creditor Comes to Call" Poor
Uncle Casazus." IN Corsica" "My
Lady Fair" "All Dressed Up and No
Place to Co." Twas in September"
ring Out Glad Bells" IT Love You
Just the Same" "The Fishing Fleet Is
Homeward Bound" "Tale of Mer-
maid" my Tango Queen" and I'VE
Will Sail Back Home" Hitchcock is
sure to find full house here as he is
always welcome and never fails to
draw a capacity audience. Odeon.
Mrs. ]. v. Bass. S06 Summit street,
was hostess Saturday afternoon at a
luncheon, which was one
of the larger social affairs of tho
week. In keeping with the day the
rooms were effectively decorated with
black paper cats, witches, and bats
while large bouquets OF yellow. and
white chrysanthemums were artisti-
cally arranged in the different rooms.
Yellow and white formed an attractive
color scheme In the table decorations
and large pumpkin, filled with fruit,
made an appropriate centerpiece on
the large table in the dining room. At
each place pumpkin faces made on
foundation were used
for favors Covers were laid for sew
enty and at o'clock Mrs. Bass was
assisted in serving four-course
luncheon by Mesdames icon VIII. A.
q. Anderson, .. p. Neblett and
Daisy Dilley srIn the afternoon the
guests visited and sewed on their
fancy work: Mrs. L. K. Alder. Of