Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-11

sAAS SS~s
urday.
The Iowa Light & Power Company
office will be open until p. M. Jan. II.
No discounts will be allowed after this
date.-Advertisement.
W. NJ. Leise. of Manly. who former
ly lived in this city, spent Sunday here
visiting with friends. Mr.. Leise is
niw in the banking business.
Mrs. N. c. Braley, 514 North First
avenue, went to Clemens Friday eve
ming for an over-Sunday visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph King.
Mrs. S. n. Furnas East Grant
street, returned Sunday from Des
Moines, where she has been since Dec
I. a patient In q hospital, where she
underwent surgical operation.
A F.unke. w. d. Bower. NJ. v. Mat
son, e. NJ. Wentworth, George Alexan-
der, Lewis Smith, Mrs. w. Nolta,, Miss
I. D. Kaufman, and Mrs. B. F.. West, OF
State Center. were in the city Satur-
day.
Jesse Gray. membership secretary Of
the Des Moines Y. M. G. A., will speak
1I ZIG 111OllSA1ly AAOSSAuE VI LA0 4uSIuUs
dist brotherhood to be he'd at the
church tonight at s o'clock. Roland
Johnson, Of Des Moines. will sing.
Ula. the 1-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George <Slamal, 202 South
Fifth street. who was found Friday
eating some tablets containing opium,
used as medical for an older child, is
much improved today and considefed
out Of danger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kline. Of Rhodes,
have adopted from the American Home
Finding Association. of Ottumwa,
Woodrow Anderson, aged year, who
has been renamed John Woodrow
filed in the ofnce Of the county re-.
corder.
Word from D. w. Norris and family,
who are at Pasadena, is to the effect
that they have taken for the winter a
beautiful old home at a. South Orange
Grove avenue. The house is surround
ed by beautiful homes and lawns, and
the yard Of the home is a perfect bower
Of roses. lilies. and other flowers In
the yard, too. are bearing orange, lemon
and grape fruit trees.
Edward o. Cole. an M. & st. L. en-
gineer in the freight service, who was
transferred to Des Moines In the fall
and has been running between that city
and Oskaloosa. has returned here. He
has been assigned to the passenger run
on trains Nos. and 10 between this
city and Monmouth, while John 1.
Armour, who is taking vacation for
the rest Of the winter, II away.
An interesting meeting was held by
the members OF Der DeutscheN INTER-
haltungs Kreis, who were entertained
Friday afternoon by Mrs. NJ. L.
Meickley, South Fifth avenue. The
members continued the reading Of
wilhelm Tell" after which they en-
Joyed social hour. In serving two-
course luncheon Mrs. .Meiekiey was as
sisted by Mrs. Rose Lander and Misses
Susie sower and Amy Brennecke.
Mar.halltown Chapter. D. A. r.
members spent a pleasant afternoon
Friday at the home Of Mrs. A. T. Elder,
10s South Third avenue. The paper of
the day was read by Mrs. w. r. Mon
niger, Of Hartland, who gave an inter-
esting account of the State University
Of Iowa, Iowa state College, and Iowa
State Teachers College. Mrs. Elder,
assisted by Miss Marian Elder. served
luncheon following the business ses-
sion. M &l
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Members Of the aid and missionary
societies Of the Baptist church. with
their husbands, were entertained 1t
luncheon Friday in the church parlors
by Mesdames A. NJ. Worries, y. J.
Lynx, Frank Clemens, anu +. g.
Davidson. Luncheon was served at 10
O'clock, the tables being pretty dec
GRATED with flowers. During the after-
noon Rev. Mr.. Davidson, pastor II