Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-27
DR.. Graham, osteopath. Masonic temple
o. ]. King. of Gearing. was in the
CITY today on business.

o. j. King. OF Gearing, was IN the
city today on business.
H. j. Benson, Of Union, was in the
city this morning while en- route to
Des Moines on business.
once and veterinary hospital 1917
los East state. Assistant state veter-
marian. F. ]. Neiman.
Don't forget Kendall's big auction
furniture and merchandise sale Friday.
Jan. 80, north Of fair grounds-Adver-
tisement. - -.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Boughton have
gone to Mansfield, O., to attend the
funeral Of Mr.. Boughton's uncle
Charles Boughton.
Mrs Harry A. Weyand, Of Cedar
Rapids, arrived in the city Monday eve
ming and will spend a week at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. c. A. Noggle.
Remember the name-"Occident'-it
stands for the best in flours. cost
trifle more than others. Worth II.
Money back if not perfectly satisfied.
Order Of your grocer. Comes in twenty
four and forty eight pound sacks
Advertisement.
Members Of the Needle and Hook
Club enjoyed pleasant afternoon
Monday at the home Of Mrs. A. %.
Ward, 112 North Third street Crochet
ing and fancy work occupied the after
noon hours and Mrs Ward served
two-course lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Darling left
this afternoon for Chicago TO attend
the automobile show. Before return
ing home Mr.. and Mrs. Darling intend
! to take an extended trip probably thru
the south, altho their plans were in
definite when they left.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the First
United Evangelical church Will be en-
tertained Wednes day afternoon by Mrs.
Charles wassmer and Mrs. P. Peterson
at the formers home. 922 South Elev-
enth avenue. There will be installa-
ton Of officers.
Twelve young ladies, members Of the
B. NJ Sew Club. enjoyed picnic sup
per Monday evening at the home OF
Miss Rent Van Ornan sos West State
street. Each member contributed a
part of the menu. and the supper was
served at $3.50. after which the evening
was spent socially.
James L. and Dwight H. Denmead
will leave tonight for Chicago. where
they will visit the automobile show V.
y Hansen will leave Wednesday night
and ioin them in Chicago. Mr.. Hansen
and Dwight Denmead will go to Bel
yidere, ILL.,. Saturday, to inspect the
V-Ray spark plug factory.
The body OF Mrs. John Dudicker.
who died Saturday night of pneumonia
at Whiting, Ind. reached this city TINS
morning, in charge OF Mr.. Dudlcker
and son, James Dudicker. The funeral
will be held from the George L. Mason
home. 514 North First avenue, at :
O'clock Wednesday afternoon
Do YOU notice the advertisements? II
YOU read the Saturday Evening Post
or the Ladies' Home Journal notice the
"Occident -four" ad each issue. Your
grocer should have "Occident" in TWEEN
ty-four and forty-eght pound sacks
IF he hasn't it phone US, and we will
see that you get 1t at once. Bowies q
Billings.
Ma,shaHtown friends Of Miss Jo-
sephine Creelman. q former teacher
Il, the public schools here, will be in
Ieres.ed In the fact that she IL plan
ming TO 60 to Europe for the summer.
Miss Creelman has been superinten-
dent Of nurses in the state university
hospital at Iowa City for four years.
She has booked passage on the Sax
onia, and will sail from New York on
June IL. to be gone three months.
One lady tells us that "Occident
flour" is cheaper than many fiours
costing much less per sack. This lady
says If you will count the loaves
sack OF Occident makes, then count
the loaves other sacks make.
Besides you get fine white bread every
time-a bread that keeps moist till
used up-you have none TO throw
away because Of getting hard. when
sou bake with "Occident fiour."-Ad-
vertisement.
Twenty-fiv children and grandchii-
dren OF Mrs. A. L. Ogden. 412 Lee
street, joined in surprise upon her
Monday evening in honor OF Mrs.
Ogden's 64th birthday anniversary. The
children presented their mother with a
handsome gold watch and chain. The
evening was enjoyed III SlSltlHS anu
with music. and an oyster supper was
served. A large birthday cake. which
was lighted with candles, and was
gift from Mrs j. @. Sims, was used as
a centerpiece on a PRETTY decorated
table Fred Ogden. of Bagley. son
OF Mrs. Ogden, was the only guest from
out Of town.
Mrs George w. Koontz. Of Camas.
Mont. who has been at Albion since
the middle Of December. called by the
illness of her father, the late David
Catlow, arrived from Albion Monday
evening. and spent the night with her
sister, Mrs. John Hobbs. Mrs. Koontz
left this morning for Rochester, Mimi.
where she spent the day with her sis
ter, Mrs Belle Hobbs, of Albion, who is
a patient at ST. Mary's hospital, re-
covering very satisfactorily from a re;
cent sugical operation. Mrs Koontz
Will leave Rochester Wednesday morn
ing for her home. Mrs. John Hobbs
reached home Saturday night from
Rochester, where she has been with
her sister. DR.. Jessie Catlow, Of Boone.
another sister, expects 20 remain with
Mrs. Belle Hobbs until she is able to
return home