Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-09
over Mcbride & will-chamberlain.

Play Singers tonight. Baptist Tenn.
pie.
Mrs J. H. Hink of Grinnell, was In
the city Friday.
Miss Marie Healy left Friday fol
Fort Dodge to visit over Sunday with
Mrs. George Gosnell.
George II. Beebe Is confined to hi
home. PA North Second street, suffer
ing from stomach trouble.
Mrs. j. N. Baughman went to De-
Mones this morning to visit friend!
and relatives over Sunday.
Carlton Hatcher arrived home from
Iowa city Friday evening for n week
end visit with his parents.
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Ross Heald went to Minneapolis Fri
day night, to remain over Sunday a
the home Of his uncle, A. w. Head.
Miss Emily Perkins will open he,
studio in Marshalltown for piano stu
dents the last Of October.-Advertlse
ment.
The first advertisement Of the I'm
perial Furnace Company appears II
this issue Be sure and read it. Ad
vertisement.
1 Mrs. j. A. Howell Of Knoxville
Tenn, who has been visiting here will
Mrs. E. C. koon, left Friday evening
for Omaha.
c. R. Melberg. of Ephrata. Wash, ar
rived in the city Friday evening for {
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
A. Melberg.
Misses Ada Walton and Gladly
Deck. of Oskaloosa, arrived in the cit,
Friday evening to spend Sunday will
Florence Patton.
The ladies of the o. e. S. Circle will
hold bazaar in the parlors Of the
masonic temple on Nov. TO- Public in.
vited. Committee.
Mr.. and Mr. c. ]. McComb and MI
and Mr.. Howard Weisman returne'
Friday evening from a week outini
at Lake Jefferson, MINI.
The Light Draft Harrow Company 1
expanding and IL you want few share
Of common stock, don't lose any tim
in seeing President c. E. Forkner.
Mrs. Charles Kliebenstein, Sos Eas
Boone street, who has been very i'll TO
week of peritonitis, is much i'm
proved and now on the way towar
recovery.
vespers will be held Sunday after
noon in the Y. w. C. A. rooms. Mis-
Lora Hagler. secretary Of the associa
ton, will address the meeting on "Wha
Does It Mean to Be Member of tn
Y. w. c. AT" A Bailey will give
. program Of songs.
Rev. Karl Rest left this morning 70
Clarence. where he will preach Sun
day on Evangelical Deaconess wor
before the congregation of the Ger
I man Evangelical church at that place
The congregations of Lowden an
Bennett will also join in the service!
Rev Jacob Hauser, Of Melbourne, wi
conduct services in Mr.. Rests churc
here.
A number of people from this count,
, have bought farms in Delaware an
Buchanan counties, Iowa. They sa
they can buy farms there that are jus
as good as we have around Marshall
town, but they can get them $50 to 81
per acre cheaper than here. If you wi
write A. NJ. Cloud, Manchester, lows
he will send you fne sixty-page boo
about corn lands and an Iowa map.
I. you will tell him what size farm 70
are interested in. he will send you de
scriptions Of some good bargains
, you would like to buy good farr
for home or an investment, 70
should write at once. 1t will pay 70,
Il Advertisement.
) Misses Blanche and Igerna Mold, 30
South Eighth street. entertained fiji
teen of their girl friends, largely fror
among the young women of the Mar
. shall Telephone Company force, at tn
Mold home Friday evening. Five hun
dred and whist were both enjoyed dur
ing the evening. as we'll as music. Mis-
Cicily Jones gave piano numbers. an
Misses Igerna Mold and Gladys Sober
sang. For five hundred Misses Regin
Breckwig and Geraldine johnson wer
awarded the prizes. and the honors 70
whist went to Misses Margaret Brad
ley and Lura killough. In servin
luncheon color scheme of orange an
red was observed. The house and tabl
were both decorated prettily with au
tumn leaves. Miss Adeline Cumbertor
Of Chicago, was an out of town guest
Many members of the Arnol
ing of the year Friday afternoon a
the school. Miss Lora Hagler and Mr.;
c. E. Gilman gave talks on the wOr
in girls clubs in the Y. w. c. a. Mr.:
Frank Hickenlooper told Of the estab
fishing Of habits OF infancy ilIi,; the:
relation to the child and parent. Mrs
]. L. Bowen talked on habit and it's re
lation to character, after which Mrs
J. F. Mccormack read q paper. q
Methods of Instilling Habits" Mrs
Francis Tuffree sang a group Of song
after which Miss Alma Giddinss toll
of the habits taught children in schoo
An open discussion on the subject fol
lowed and superintendent A. Paine
closed the program with short tall
Refreshments were served by the socia
committee.