Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-11
CITY IN BRIEF
O. E. futile, the jeweler.

| o. E. Tuttie. the jeweler.
! Mrs. w. II. Bardwell spent Saturday
| in Belle PLANE.
George G. Fletcher, of Minneapolis,
spent Sunday in the city with frienos.
!; A. w. Mittcrer. of Eldo.a, went to
Chicago Saturday to remain on oasl-
ness for few days.
Miss Emily Perkins, who has peen
visiting her sister. Mrs. H. H. KENNEDY,
in Chicago. over the holidays arrIVeo
| home Saturday evening.
Archie Kirk, who is a student at the
State University Of Iowa, spent sun
Gay in the city with relatives.
Mr.. nd Mrs. Clyde Carpenter, 1918
West Nevada street. are parents OF
daughter, born Saturday evening.
. The Shakespeare Club will meet
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. II.
H. Nichols, ia North Center street.
Mrs A. C. Conway. who has been
visiting friendA in Chicago for two
weeks, arrived home Sunday evening.
c. L. Nuese. of Gilman, spent sun
day in the city as the guest of Mr. and
Mrs August Gummert. 205 East Linn
street.
Miss Ruth Bell returned to Reinbeck.
where she teaches in the public schoois'
after spending Sunday in the city Win
relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. Ralph E. Keyser, who
. have been visiting in Chicago since
they were married in this city jan =
DR.. C. w. Hopkins. of Chicago, chief
surgeon of the Chicago & Northwest
ern railroad. spent Sunday in the city
as a guest OF DR. G. e. Hern1ance.
Mrs c. H. Morris was in Oskaloosa
Sunday to address missionary meet
ing al the Oskaloosa Church of CHRIST.
Mrs. Morris organized a young wom-
ems missionary circle.
Rev. r. C. westenberg. former pastor
Of the Presbyterian church of this city.
now associate secretary of the board
Of temperance of the Presbyterian
church. with headquarters in Minneap-
oils. arrived in the city Saturday ara
will remain here for stay of a week
on business.
Mrs Ida Statler. 1le West Church
street, was hostess Saturday afternoon
10 the members OF the Saturday Bridse
Club. AS usual pleasant afternoon
YVES enjoyed with bridge and after tf1e
game the hostess served refreshments
! Mrs. o. V. Peterson. Of Lehigh, was az
f, out-of-town guest
An alcohol lamp. which exploded j.
the rear Of Abbot, & Sons hardwar,
3 = al
/ caused slight blaze, and an alarm was
sent In. The fire was eStinguishcd
F: with the chemicals in the store befoT,
I the department arrived No damage
was done.
/ Members OF the home and foreign
missionary societies Of the Ae;aoaiS'
! church held their regular melting Fri
] day afternoon IN the church pariors.
| Mrs. C. J. Scheeler led the study Of the
| first chapter OF The Child in the
Midst" which the foreign society viii
/ study this winter. Mrs, II. A. kinnan
Header OF the home society, started the
I stu6y Of The Red Mans Home.
which the society viii continue TO
study this winter.
! Members of the Twertieth Centuh.
Club will be entertained Tuesday even
! ing at o'clock al the. homo II Mr- an.i
Mrs b. A Morgan. 81 East Mar
! street. Mrs Marion Srhaeffer Of NJ
J cago. will appear ie miscellaneous pro
gram OF readings. Mrs. Schaefter WIZ
/ is a favorit.. with Marshailtown audi-
ences. Will be remembered as havin@
given recitaLs, before the club and az
the home off Mr.. and Mr.. G II Hull
and Mr.. ard Mrs. L. r. Willard
| Mrs Orsop shannon. le25 South
Seventh avenue. was pleasantly sur
priseo at her home Sunday By .ortE-
| FIVE friends and relatives who gathered
there In celebration OF her fift!eth
birthday anniversary. Members Of the
woodman of the World and the Wood
man Circle, with their families. were
among the guests and al noon dinner,
which was brought by the guesta was
served. The afternoon was spent
/ socially and with music. and Mrs.
/ Shannon received many gifts from her
friends.
| Mrs. c. C. Trine and Mrs. Willard
P. Mosher were hostesses Friday aft
ernoon to the members OF the Con-
1 gregational Missionary Society, whom
| they entertained at the Urine home,
BOB West State street. The affair was