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


See the set of aluminium cooking
utensils given free with each McDou-
gall cabinet Marion Gard.
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The Mayflower Embroidery Club will
| meet Friday afternoon at the home of
! Mrs. Charles Wonnell 9O2 Arson
street.
Special for Friday. ladies' handbags.
up to 40 cent values 10 cents one to
! a customer. One Cent to 9S-Cent
Variety Store.
| The travel department of the
Woman's Club will meet Friday after
noon at $3.50 with Mrs. j. T. Pound, 6
North Seventh street.
| John H. Sundell, former restaurant
owner of this city, who is now in bus
mess i'll Mason City, spent Wednesday
in the city on business.
| We show our rugs on the floor so
! you can see just how they will look in
get our prices before buying. Marion
Gard.
! Beautiful accordian plated skirts
! with yoke; very handsome and made
! up in superior Workmanship. Come In
and see and be convinced. Simon's
Style Shop.
W. T. Somers went to Des Moines
| this morning, summoned by the serious
| illness of his brother, George Somers.
Mr.. Somers is suffering from inflamma-
tory rheumatism.
Cheese: New York. old: Long Horn
mild wisconsin. Nenfchatel. primento.
| Roynefort, McLarens, buck. Limburg-
! err, Sap Sap, etc. George c. McCord,
west end grocer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Sipher, of Mon
| mouth, I'LL, who have been visiting at
| the home of their daughter, Mrs. F. L..
| Meeker for few weeks, left for Mon
| mouth this forenoon.
Nearly 800 people were in attendance
Wednesday evening at the chicken pie
| supper served by the first division OF
the Methodist Ladies Aid Society at
the church Wednesday evening.
| Ladies balmacaans, guaranteed
! waterproof, fine patterns, handsome
| coats in good styles. and priced from
| SO to $40, They arrived this morning.
You must see them. Simon's style
Shop.
| Considering the bad roads and
! threatening weather the attendance at
the chicken pie supper given by the
aid society of the Minerva Methodist
church was well patronized Wednesday
evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs Archie r. Maulsby, of
Conrad, are parents of an eight-pound
| daughter, their first-born, who arrived
this morning. Mr.. Maulsby, who is q
| son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Maulsby, of
this city. is principal Of the Conrad
school.
| Mrs. A. w. Carlson and Miss Anna
Peterson were hostesses Wednesday
! evening at the Carlson home, .507 West
Church street, to a dozen friends of
Miss Ida Olson, who is to go to Clinton
| within a few days to make her home
The hours were spent socially, and re-
| freshments were served by the host
| esseS.
/ Bud Fishers excruciating funny car
| ICONS, ''For the Love of Mike" made
into clever musical comedy and pre-
sented with q wealth of pretty girls,
| funny comedians and charming scenic
! equipments and effects, will be offered
at the Odeon Saturday matinee and
night. One price to the matinee, %
cents. Odeon.
Complimentary to the eth birthday
| anniversary of her daughter Mar
guerite, Mrs. Lawrence Bruner, 107
North Fifteenth street, entertained a
dozen little friends Wednesday, after
| noon. Games were enjoyed, and the
guest of honor was presented many
pretty gifts. Assisted by her mother
and sister, Mesdames +. 0. Anderson
and Charles Walling, Mrs. Bruner
| served refreshments.
! In honor OF Mrs. Walter Hanna, of
Gilroy Cal, who expects TO leave for
| her home within q week after an eX-
tended visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. w. A. Sandoe, Mrs. Charles w.
Hughes, 500 North Fifth street, was
| hostess Wednesday evening to a dozen
| friends at dinner, served at $3.50 by the
hostess, assisted by Lauretta Nichols
and Esther Northup. After dinner
bridge was enjoyed. Mrs. H. H. Mich
OILS won the honors Of the evening.
Rev. j. B. Adkins, of Montour, went
to Grinnell this morning for the second
time in four days because of deaths in
the family of his brother, Thomas b.
Adkins. Sunday Harmon Adkins. aged
| 2 years, died Rev. Mr.. Adkins had no
sooner returned home Wednesday than
| he received word from Grinnell that his
| niece, Leona Adkins, aged years, had
| Just died. The little girl died OF chol-
era infantum and was buried this af-
ternoon. Mrs. Thomas b. Adkins, who
| has a babe only weeks old. is serious-
I ly sick and 1t is feared that the shock
of the children's death may prove fatal
! to her
| Complimentary to Miss Vera White,
| whose wedding takes place next Tues
| day, Mrs G. J. Johnson and Miss Ethie
Swick entertained Wednesday evening.
at the Johnson home. 407 West Linn
street, forty friends of the bride to-be
| at a miscellaneous shower. In a
| clothespin bride dressing contest Mrs.
| George Lampman won the prize. and
Miss Rena Van Orman the consolation.
AS the guests were about to be served
by lunch, Mary and Eva Lampman.
nieces Of Mrs. Johnson, appeared at
! tired as bride and groom. bearing
suitcase, in which Miss Whites gifts
| had been placed. Mesdames George
and Orrin .ampmen assisted their sis
ter-in- law and the other hostess in
serving. The rooms were decorated
fprettily n-Yed and white saliva and
/ cosmos being used. The same cOlors