Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-22

ut the Odeon Theater Sunday evenins
from it's record run both In Chicago
and New York, with an excellent cast
and production. Odeon.
Ladies' balmacaans, guaranteed
waterproof, fine patterns, handsome
coats in good styles. and priced from
$40 to 500. They arrived this morning.
You must see them. Simon's StFle
Shop.
Beautiful accordan plated skirts
with yoke; very handsome and mads
up in superior workmanship. Come III
and see and be convinced. simon
Style shop.
r. d. Marsh. of Minneapolis, was in
the city this morning for short time,
the guest OF his parents. Mr.. and MRS
r. u. Marsh. Mr.. Marsh was on his
way to Grinnell and Iowa City on bust
ness.
Members OF Gen. Phil Sheridan
w. r. c.. No. 356, Of soldiers home,
are planning to hold a camp fire at the
assembly hall at o'clock Friday even
| ing. The members of the post ana
corps from this city have been invited
| to enjoy the evening with the nome
| members.
The Guy Hickman Company comes
| to the Odeon Theater Monday and for
| all week except Thursday. This com
pany will offer to the patrons OF inc
!! Odeon q line of new plays and vaude-
| vile specialties: change OF program
each evening. Prices for this engage
ment will remain the same 10 and ~
cents. Odeon.
Complimentary to the 18th birthday
Mrs. Nellie McClay, FOL North Third
street, entertained few OF MISS
Helen's girl friends at a o'clock din
ner Wednesday evening. The table
was decorated with pink roses and
lighted by pink candles. Mrs. Juliana
! Meigs, mother of Mrs. McClay, assist
ed the latter in serving.
Friends Of Thomas Hanley, the Iowa
Railway and Light Company track
worker who died near Cedar Rapids
| a few days ago, say that Hanley's WIFE,
two sons, and two daughters. live in
Minneapolis. This information was
| impaired only few weeks ago by Ham
ley to Conductor Sam Swift, OF the
Minneapolis & ST. Louis railway. one
| of the sons Is said to oe An engineer
! on the Omaha road out of Minneap-
| oils.
| Joseph F. Sheehan, with the Boston
English Opera Company. which comes
| to the Odeon Theater Friday evening
| in magnificent production OF Verdi
{! opera III Trovatore," is pioneer In the
fight for opera in English. When you
go to hear Joe Sheehan in grand opera
YOU don't have to keep your eyes glued
to the libretto to find out what ne Is
singing about. Neither do you have
! to curve your hand about your ear IN
| distracted effort to hear him. odeon.
| Neighbors Of the John Hogancamr
family joined Wednesday evening In a
| farewell surprise upon Mr.. Hogan
camp. his daughter, Miss Minnie Ho-
gancamp, and son, Bruce Hogancamp,
at the Hogancamp home in Marion
| township. Forty were in attendance
and supper brought by the guests was
| served. The evening was enjoyed SO
cially. The Hogancamps are coming &c
this city next week to make theh
| home.
Members OF Bethany United Breth-
reen church and congregation joined
Wednesday evening In complimentary
1 affair to their former pastor, Rev. =. n
Pilgrim and wife, at the Pilgrim nome
ZOE North Third street. In behalf OF
the church people r. "A. Hill presented
| Mr.. and Mrs. Pilgrim with bouquet o.
cut flowers and laprobe to wnlcii ME-
Pilgrim responded briefly. Refresh'
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