Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-12

Before the conference Mr.. Ingvoidstad
read a thesis on THE History OF the
Niccne Creed
have returned from my vacation
and will be found in my office over the
Fidelity bank from to IL and to =
Or. Cora Williams Choate.
Robert Smyth. OF Mount Vernon. ar
rived in the city Friday evening for an
| over Sunday visit ut the home or MS
brother-in-law, II. l.. Eick.
Miss Nellie Coulton, OF Omaha, is
in the city for few days visit at the
home of her sister, Mrs. L. r. Nc
Carten, $40 West Nevada street
! School days are days when boys and
| girls require plenty to eat besides
meat You will then enjoy Strub But
| termilk bread better than anything else
| on tibet able. At the grocers. Shrubs
Bakery.
The season Is about at hand when
you will be making kraut, wine, syrup
and killing your winter pork. We are
In position To furnish you with new
| coopcrage for the above In any si".
| package. Marshall Oil Company.
| Joseph Kelly. OF Denver. arrived II,
| the city Friday evening from the east,
and will remain over Sunday with MS
cousin, Mrs. Agnes McManus. MI.
Kelly is on his way home from an
extensive trip thru the east and Can
ada.
Tho Fidelity Savings Bank. estab-
| lished in 1892. with twenty years eN'
perience in handling savings accounts
| offers unusual advantages to de-
| positors. This bank has paid per GEN.
interest on deposits since II was or
ganized. One dollar starts an account
! Advertisement.
Mrs. Aymer Reynolds. formerly OF
| Marshalltown but now of Denver, ar
rived In the city Friday. summoned by
the illness of her father, Morris r
! Boyle. of Toledo who died at the
soldiers home Friday afternoon. Mrs
Reynolds this afternoon accompanied
the body to Toledo for burial.
The popular FaneGorrell STOCK
Company will be the attraction at the
Odeon Theater all next week. Open
| ing play Monday night four act com
edy drama, 1.-The Country Boy" frs
time at these prices 10 and 20 cents
Change Of plays and specialties each
! evening. Seats are now selling: phone
/ 1066.--Odeon.
Complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs
Claude Leaf, who were married Aug
"a at Manly. friends in the neighbor-
hood Joined in a surprise variety
shower at the home of Mr. Leaf.
mother. Mrs. j. f. LAUDER. ST. Ansor
street. Friday evening. The evening
was enjoyed socially, with music ane
games. The guests presented Mr.. ant
Mrs. Leaf with several useful gifts.
i The First Presbyterian churcl
opened up the fall work with tw'
splendid services last Sabbath. TIL
church Is located opposite the post oil
flee The pastor. James p. Linn, VII
speak In the morning on "The win'
was Contrary" and in the evening OF
"Coaling Stations in Life. You VII
enjoy the service. The song servic
will be lead by chorus choir. Com
mittee,
The Soldiers home observance o.
the commemoration OF the writing o
THE Star Sprangled Banner Is t
be observed at the home grounds a
sunset this evening The item referring
to the salute to the flag as 1t appeared
in the T.-R Friday evening. was mis-
leading In that In one place the OBJ
servance was scheduled for Saturda.
evening, and in another for Monda.
feveninE.
The congregational church, Nal
and Fourth streets, furnishes YER
attractive and helpful place OF wor
ship. Tomorrow morning at elevel
the theme will be Religion and Phil
anthropy" and In the evening at eight
What Folks Think of U.s. or "Th
Eyes OF The World as partial illustra
ton. Good congregational singing an
special music. Tho public Is cordiall
Observation-Disclosures
c. s. Primrose's production OF Rober
, Blossoms "Where The Trail Divides
comes to the Odeon Sunday evening
The play is story Of the Western
plains. it's scenes being laid In Sout
Dakota and Its characters being tn
big -hearted whole souled children @
!, the country West Of the big rivel
The ending Of the play Is said to b
one of the greatest innovations ever In
troduced on the American stage
, Special prices. 15-25-s5 and so cents
-Odeon.
workmen began this morning to re
model the dwelling at CO., West Mali
street. which was formerly the oil
Trautmann home. but is now owned b.
DR.. II. A. kinnan. The rear part o
the dwelling Is being torn away and
sleeping porch and other improve
ments are to be built at a cost OF $1.2O'
to $500. The house is being prepared
for Dr.. and Mrs. r. r. French to oc
cupy. DR.. II. c. Mueller and famil.