Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-11

MIS-. Nicholas CZell, or Macon, MO-,
| arrived in the city this morning and
will remain for two weeks visit with
her brother, w. F. Redel. and family.
and sister, Mrs. Amelia Redel.
The Royal Highlanders will give an
| electrical dance in Red Mems hall to-
night. Music by Royal Highlander or
chestra. Admission so cents per couple.
Extra ladies 10 cents. Committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Beebe. ac-
companied by the latter's son and
daughter, C. c. Eldridge and Mrs. E.
L. Mcdaniel, left this morning for
Rochester, MINI, where Mr.. Beebe will
undergo an examination in an endeav-
or to ascertain the cause Of a severe
stomach aillDent with which he has
been suffering. At Rochester the par
Beebe of Cedar. MINI. Mr. Beebe's
sis City, who has been here for few
days. will leave tonight for home.
Funeral services for Joseph Skeie
were held Sunday afternoon. with a
short prayer service at the home, 2O7
| South Seventh avenue at o'clock,
and at the Elm Lutheran church at 3
o'clock, in charge Of Rev. o. Ingvold-
stad The pail bearers were Arthur
and Otis Skeie, Harry and Talbot
Sandvig, Arthur Nelson, and Sanford
Thompson. The flower bearers were
the Misses Margaret, Mile and Title
Skeie, Esther Sandvig and Clara Nell
son. All the pail bearers and flower
bearers are cousins Of the lad. Burial
was in Riverside.
A number Of people from this county
have bought farms in Delaware and
Buchanan counties, Iowa They say
they can buy farms there that are just
as good as we have around Marshall
town, but they can get them $50 to SIS
per acre cheaper than here. II you will
write A. NJ. Cloud, Manchester, Iowa,
he will send you a fine sixty-page book
about corn lands and an Iowa map. If
you will tell him what size farm you
are interested in, he will send you de-
scriptions of some good bargains. IT
you would like to buy a good farm
for a home or an investment, you
should write at once. 1t will pay you.
Advertisement.
Misses Grace and Anna Maude Kim
berly, 3OS1k North Third street, en-
tary to Miss May Bratt, who will be-
come the bride Of Kline j. Wilson on
Wednesday, Oct. 20. The guests, who
included twenty Of the bride-to-be's
more intimate friends, spent a pleas
ant evening playing five hundred, the
prize being awarded to Miss Kate
Timmons A guest room shower. In
which the guests presented Miss Bratt
with many useful gifts, was the feature
Of the evening. Red carnations were
used in decorating the rooms. and red
was used in a color scheme in the two
course luncheon which the hostesses
served. assisted by Mrs. W. B. Wild
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Moore arrived
home Sunday afternoon by automobile
after months motoring tour thru the
east and a weeks visit in Chicago.
They were accompanied on the eastern
trip by Mr.. and Mrs. Scott NJ. Rogers,
of Chicago. Mr.. Moore shipped his
car from Detroit to Buffalo, and drove
east from there During the trip the
party visited Boston. Portland, Maine;
Burlington, VT, and motored thru the
Berkshire hills, White and Adirondack
mountains, stopping at several places
of interest In the vicinity Of each, in
Guiding Breton Woods, N. H.: Lake
Champlain ano Lake George. On the
return trip the party stopped at Bal
timore, and from there came west thru
Detroit and Chicago. Splendid roads
were encountered turnout the entire
trip, the party being delayed but twice
by rain,