Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-31
Brinr your watches in. HODGES,

Bring your watches in. Hodsea
Tip Top bread. Sanitary grocery.
DR.. Burkart. osteopath. IL W. Main.
The only pure Guernsey cream in the
city can be had here. Willard Sanitary
Dairy.
Cassie Mullineaux Richards. violin
teacher, 21O Masonic Temple, Wednes-
days and Observation-Disclosures
Cali r. L. Mundell at Albion. for auto
livery. Any distance. day or night, rain
or shine. Reasonable price.--Adver-
| tisement.
Mrs. John T. Basham went to Wa
terloo this morning to visit over Sun
| day with her sister, Mrs. A. X. An
derson.
| Special communication. Marshall
lodge los, A. f. & A. M, this Saturday
evening at 1880 p. M, for work in first
degree. !. 7. Forbes. w. NJ.
Mrs. w. E. Mccullough. of Mime
apolis. arrived in the city Friday even
/ ing for a three weeks visit at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. f. F. Dolin.
The second football team Of the high
! school, accompanied by Principal Shir-
! ley, went to E1dora this forenoon to
play the team of the boys industrial
! school.
| There will be a carload of potatoes
on the Great Western team track Mon
! day morning. Price, 45 cents per bush
ell at car, so cents delivered Come early
and bring your sacks with you.-Ad
vertiSement.
AT meeting of the precinct COM
! mitteemen of the progressive party
Merritt Greene was elected committee
man from the Third ward. l.. NJ. Os-
] borne was reelected chairman of the
county central committee.
! Members of the Tirzah Aid Society
met Friday for an all day sew at the
| home of Mrs. Chester Durelle, 211
North Second street The day was
| occupied with sewing for the aid and
at noon Mrs. Durelle served lunch
! con.
! Special musical service at 4:45 Sun
day, at the Congregat ional church.
! Soloists, Miss Ruth Greene and Mr. H.
II. Lawrence of Chicago. Short organ
recital by Mr.. z. A. Patchen. of Mason
City. Everybody welcome. Commit
tee.
Children playing with matches were
| responsible for a small blaze in the UNI
occupied portion Of house at 412 South
First avenue, at 11:5E today An old
/ mattress was ignited, bu. no damage
! was done to the property. The dwell
ing is owned by r. S. Robinson, Of Grin
nell.
Mrs. Mary j. Fogg. North Tenth
street, was hostess Friday evening TO
twenty eight members of the Unity
Club. Halloween was celebrated with
the usual games and stunts, and the
rooms were attractively decorated in
keeping with the celebration. Two
witches who arrived late in the evening
created much merriment Mrs. Fogg
served q two-course luncheon.
Harley Howig. who Is a third class
electrician in the United States navy on
the United States cruiser Des Moines.
Is homo on twenty days leave Of
absence. visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. II. Howig. Young Howig Is now
smith, n. III. He was In Mexican waters
for several weeks, when the Des Moines
was at Vera Cruz. The young man
likes the naval service very much. and
hopes before his four years enlistment
expires that he will have been given an
opportunity Of encircling the globe
Misses Emma Zahnd and Margaret
Swendsen entertained Friday evening
at Halloween party at the formers
home, 4l2 Sweyze street. twenty-six
young people who spent an enjoyable
evening with games.c music and the
usual Halloween stunts. In q floral
contest Miss Frieda Zahnd received the
prize. while the consolation went to
Alfred Henthill. In word contest Miss |
Marie Eige won the prize. and Miss
Lena Preissinger the consolation In
serving two-course luncheon the hos
tesses were assisted by Misses Emma
and Frieda Zahnd.
Mrs. John Moriarty, formerly Of this |
city. but during more recent years of
Panama, was in the city Thursday
night, the guest of her sister law,
Mrs. John Nolan, while enroute to
Buffalo. N. Y, where Mr.. Moriarty
went few months ago and Is now en-
ployed as assistant superintendent of
the Barber Asphalt Paving Company.
Mr.. Moriarty, who several years ago
was general foreman of the Iowa Cen
trail machine shops. spent seven years |
In Panama. as assistant superintend- f!
ent Of steam shovel and locomotive re- |
pairs of the Panama railroad He re-
turned to this country last June. Mrs. |
Mortarty has been visiting relatives in |
New Sharon most Of the time since she |
returned from the canal zone.
Word received by Miss Amanda |
Redel tells Of the death at Marion |
Thursday of Mrs. Samuel Daniels, sis
ter Of Mrs. Alice Blair and Miss Nettie |
Hazlett, formerly Of this city. Mrs. |
Blair is known to many friends here. |
Her death was due to cancer. The |
funeral was held this afternoon at |
Marion, interment following in Mount !
Vernon. Mrs. Daniels is survived by |
her husband, daughter, Mrs. Richard |
Straley, of Roundup. Mont, and son,
DR. Charles Daniels, of Kewanee Ill. |
In addition to her sisters, Mrs Blair, |
of Pine Bluff. Wyo.. and Miss Hayzlett. |
of Morrison. Colo the other sisters |
and brothers survive. They are Mrs. |
George Bechtelheimer and Emery Hay
zlett, of Denver. and Mrs. Boston, Of
Oklahoma City. Okla.
Statesmen Meet Here.
Statesmen for the Marshall OIL Com