Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-23
Dr.. Graham, .,eopath, Masonic tempt,


Visit your friends. Call Taxi
phone 104.--Advertisement.
United Brethren bake exchange Sat
urday afternoon. Committee
Visit your friends call Taxi.
phone 104.-Advertisement.
MIR. and Mrs. John Clemens, OF Glenn
ons. were in the city today.
Visit your friends .'Cail a Taxi
phone 104.--Advertisemont.
The balance of our wagons will go
at cost. The G. w. Darling Company.
Miss Lillian Whitney went to Bax-
ter Thursday evening for short visit
with relatives and friends.
Call r. L. Mundell at Albion. for auto
livery. Any distance, day or night. rain
or shine. Reasonable price,-AdTer-
tisement.
Miss Mary Harrison. of Waterloo,
visited over Thursday night with Miss
Grace Neil, and went to Des Moines
this forenoon.
Saturday special peanut crisp 10
cents a pound. also assorted favors of
fudge 10 cents a pound. Wachters
confectionery.
The fourth division of the BAPTIST
Ladies' Aid will have doughnut sale
Saturday. beginning at L o'clock at c.
E. Pickard's store, 101 West Main. Com
| mittee.
| Mrs. Edith johnson. Mrs. Edith Buzz
| zard and Verle Porter. of Brighton, az
! rived in the city Thursday evening. for
/; visit of few days at the home OF
their cousin. Joseph a. Wnitacre.
| knight and Ransom or Curing
Joker is the very laughable sketch
now being played at the Princess
Every line is laugh. The sketch is
in the hands of two very clever people.
! Tonigh, and Saturday. Princess
! Leland S. Wensel and Mrs. wensel
have sold their interest in the business
block in State Center, leased by Maui
rice Dever. to Edmund Carter, who had
an interest in the property. The con-
sideration named in the deed is So,SO2
DR.. Nelson Merrill has sold to Mrs.
Mary Terrill the residence property at
6 South Fifth street for $4,000. The
property is the rear half of the lot on
which DR.. Merrill built a new house
! last year. Mrs. Terrill owns the prop
erty adjoining on the east.
The merry musical comedy For the
Love of Mike" tuneful tornado of
mirth. melody and music with many
funny comedians and big beauty
chorus comes to the Odeon tomorrow
matinee and night. Bargain matinee
one price to all. % cents Odeon.
To celebrate the first anniversary OF
| their marriage Mr.. and Mrs. George l..
Owings, 40 West Main street. enter
tanned Thursday night at their home
at family dinner party. Yellow and
rooms and tables with the Halloween
idea prevailing.
Two new members were added to the
membership of Harmony Aid Sosiety
at the meeting held Thursday after
noon with Mesdaines f. A. Crandall
and II. L Thorp at the Crandall home.
SIS South Third street. Lunch was
served by the hostesses following an
afternoon Of sewing.
There was a good sized attendance
of members Of Concordia Nahebund at
the meeting held Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. julius Witt, sos East Main
street. The members spent most of
their time sewing. and Mrs. Witt served
lunch, assisted by Mesdames William
Clemens, Jacob Wi;tel, and Gottlieb
Schmelz.
The famous Guy Hickman once
popular favorite in this city, will re-
turn to the Odeon Monday evening for
weeks engagement. after an absence
Of Ave years. Mr.. Hickman has this
season an equipment better than ever
before, and this is making a bold as
sertion, for his past productions have
been considered the acme of repertoire.
ment here in four act comedy drama
THE Horse Wrangler." Odeon.
In honor of Miss Vera White, whose
marriage takes place Tuesday. Miss
Ida Bohen entertained fifteen girl
friends Thursday evening at a china
shower at the home of her sister, Mrs.
E. B. Willim. 107 South Third street.
Little Eunice Willim. attred as Cupid.
presented the gifts to Miss White in
basket. The rooms were decorated with
autumn leaves, and two-course
luncheon iii yellow and white was
served by the hostess. assisted by her
nieces. Misses Adeline and Agnes
Willin.
Fifty members Of the current events
department OF the Woman's Club held
their first meeting of the year Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. P.
Flower. i67 West Main street, with
Mrs. Flower. Miss Fannis Flower. and
MesdameS C. H. and w. D. Culley, w.
r. Estel, Il. G. Letter. G. A. Noggle.
r. T. Van Denver and c. w. Sparks.
as hostesses Causes Of the European
War" was the subject of paper by
Mrs. Eta Agnew. and 'The katser's
Court and Army" were pictured In
paper by Mrs. F.. G. Stewart and read
by Mrs Paul Nichols. Mrs. George w.
Darling read a paper on "The Car or