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

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Pure pork sausage, Rupert's.
We deliver. Standard Bakery.
DR.. Billiard. osteopath. is West Main
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Eye ear, nose and throat specialist:
glasses fitted DR.. II. p. Llerle.
Kellastone, water proof outside plas-
ter, for sale by us. Il. c. Cartwright.
George II. Norris, fire. lightning. and
tornado insurance. Over IS West Main.
Rummage sale, Presbyterian church,
Friday and Saturday. Nov. and Z.
Committee.
Sister Sophia Hebeli. of the deacon
ess hospital. spent the day with friends
In Hubbard
Albert G. Griffin, linotype operator
aged As. OF Englewood. Colo, and Mrs
Bertha L. Munro, aged 46. of this city
The Ladies' Cemetery Aid Society
will meet Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Frank Jerome, 2O2 North Third
avenue.
Progressive meeting tonight at 8
o'clock in the east court room. Hear
j. II. Wyllie. state chairman, and 9TH
ers. Progressive committee.
The Young Peoples Society OF
Christian Endeavor OF the Central
Church Of Christ, will hold it's monthly
business and social session Tuesday
evening at 1880 in tho church parlors.
The lecture Of III. p. Grey. of Nevada,
at the Seventh Day Adventist church
Saturday afternoon. proved interesting
to fair-sized audience. Mr.. Gray
talked upon ''The Sure Word OF
Prophecy"
The public will be welcome at the
Christian Science church on Tuesday
evening, Nov. 3, to hear lecture upon
Christian Science. The admission Is
tree and no collection will be taken
Committee.
Sauer kraut supper will be served
by the members Of the German Aid
Society Thursday evening at s o'clock
at the German church. corner Of Linn
street and Fourth avenue. Prices 25
cents. Committee.
Mrs. III. w. Hughes, Of Grinnell,
grand secretary of tho o. u. s. of
Iowa, spent Saturday In the city with
Mrs. George Downing. Mrs. Hughes
vas on her way home from the grand
chapter meeting at Waterloo.
Mrs. Joseph Angelsberg and her
mother. Mrs. ]. Biggs. the latter OF
Union, left this morning for Unionville,
Mo-. summoned by the serious illness
of Mrs. Biggs, sister. Mrs. Felix
Boesche. Mrs. Boesche is not expected
to live.
Clyde e. Hood, who was committed
20 the state hospital for inebriates at
Knoxville for time q year or two ago.
and was then paroltd, was returned to
Knoxville Sunday by Sheriff ]. G.. Ed
gar Hood broke the conditions of his
parole, and was ordered returned by
Judge 3. r. Cummings.
The little old building on the proper
ty OF the A. c. Daily estate. corner Of
Second and Main streets. is being torn
down. Years ago the little building was
dwelling, but for several years
1t has either been used for storage or
has been vacant. until 1t had become an
cyesore and fire trap.
Mrs. II. s. Beaman and son, Leon, Of
Monrovia. Cal. returned Monday night
to Beaman. after spending q few days
at the country home of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. r. Low In Vienna township. Mrs.
Beaman and son formerly lived at Bea-
man, and will visit In Chicago and
points In Indiana before leaving for
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. II. Ruth. Ell West
State street. entertained a dozen
friends informally at a $3.50 dinner
Saturday evening, tho affair being in
honor of their nineteenth wedding an
niversary. The table was attractively
decorated with yellow chrysanthem-
ums. An enjoyable evening was spent
with bridge and Ave hundred.
The Iowa Adjustment Company at
tached and seized the stock Of confec-
tioncry merchandise owned by M. J.
and II. r. Twining. 136 East Main
street. Saturday evening. after bill
Of sale for the stock from the WINNINGS
to B. A. Seibel. of TT. Dodge. had been
filed. The levy was made on claims OF
Davidson Bros. and C. A. DEUEL. for
s197, and the attachment was issued by
Justice S. IL. Peek.
Mrs. c. l.. Shewalter, northwest OF
tho city, entertained several girl
friends Saturday afternoon in honor OF
the approaching marriage OF her
daughter. Opal May. to Walton Lester
Howell which will tako place Nov. "a.
The afternoon was spent In sewing, In
which tho guests found cards that bore
tho names of the bride and groom to-
DO and tho date of tho wedding. A
dainty Halloween luncheon was served
by the hostess.
Harriet Feinberg, 1102 West Main
street, entertained twenty girls friends
Saturday evening at Halloween par
ty held on the Feinberg porch. Tho
guests attended tho affair In costume
and masks, and the Jackie lanters that
lighted the porch and the ghosts" used
In decorating added to tho effectiveness
of the occasion. Games and stunts fur
nIghed the entertainment. Mrs. S. r.
Feinberg, assisted by Mrs. J. o. Parks,
served refreshments during the even