Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-09

Brinr your watches IN. Hoas.A

BRING your watches IN. Hod1eA
Special Wednesday. silk hose, 10 cents
pair. One Cent to 80 Cent Variety
Store.
| Maccabees-Attend social and smok-
er Tuesday night Do not miss It.
Committee.
Mrs. Mary Collins left this morning
for Montgomery to visit her niece.
Miss Effie Eibeck
Attend our silk hose sale wednes-
day--Guaranteed hose 10 cents. One
Cent to 80 Cent Variety Store.
The Young Ladies Society Of St
Mary's church will meet tonight with
Miss Mary Jackson, 412 East Church
| street.
The Busy Bee Circle Of the L. Q.
| T. NJ. will meet with Mrs. w. A. Size,
! 1921 West Summit street, Wednesday
afternoon.
Do you want some twentyfour or
/ thirty-two inch wood for your CRATE:
Order from us. Gregory Coal, Coke
and Lime Company.
We will sell at Ted Corbitt's market
sale, at State Center, tomorrow, Nov.
10, thirty head of cattle forty head OF
good shoats Plumb Bros.
Mrs. Grace Smith, Of Kansas City,
arrived in the city Monday evening
from Cedar Rapids and will visit her
sister, Mrs. H. A. Cole, in Taylor town
ship.
| Mrs. S. H. Furnas, who received Sc
| we're bruises in an auto accident Sun
/ day, is resting easier today. She was
able to sit up for time. Mrs. Furnas
is at her home, East Grant street.
/ G. w. seidel, Of Minneapolis. super
intendent Of motive power of the Min
neapols &. st. Louis railroad, was a
business visitor in the city today, COM
| ing up from Des Moines this morning.
L. T. Bloomfield returned home Mon
day from an over-Sunday visit in Cedar
Rapids Mrs. Bloomfield returned to-
day, after visiting her mtoher,
Mrs Elizabeth Bricker, in Cedar Rap
ids
/ The st. Paul Ladies' Guild will hold
a rummage sale Friday and Saturday
in the basement of church Anyone
having articles to contribute call 1872
or 1923 before Observation-Disclosures
ment.
Thanksgiving supplies such as boiled
cider, imported figs, California layer
raisins, English plum pudding, those
budded walnuts, the sweet kind, small
and large hickory nuts. Cu'ley, South
First avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jack and Mr.
Jacks sisters, Mesdames Leslie Gray
and James Ewart, all of River Falls
Wis, We're in the city this morning or
their way to Gilman to visit Mr.. Jacks
! brother, Alex Jack.
Word from Grinnell announces that
Miss Helen Nichols, Grinnell College
student from this city, has been chos-
en- as member. of the cast for That
Freshman farce to be given by the
girls of the Quadrangle in the new
Quadrangle Theater
The chicken and noodle supper given
Monday evening at the: German church
by members of the Tabea Verein was
largely attended and a big success.
Mrs. C. NJ. Johannsen was chairman OF
the work committee and during the
early evening hours 225 people were
served. The society cleared about $50
from the affair.
In celebration OK the 18th birthday
anniversary of her daughter. Mary
Park, Mrs. Nora Liscomb. 81 South
Center street, entertained Monday
evening the members OF the Central
4 Church OF Christ Sunday school class
taught by Mrs. ]. F. Hoover. The
hours were passed with games. and
music. and Mrs. Hoover assisted the
hostess in serving a tWo-course lunch-
con. ~
At a meeting Of the Hixite Friends,
held Monday evening In the auditorium
of the public library, Miss Elizabeth
Lloyd and Bernard Walton, Of Phila-
| delphia, spoke on the subject Of peace,
and a general discussion was held fol-
lowing their talks. The meeting was
fairly we'll attended Miss Lloyd and
Mr. Walton went this morning to Des
Moines. where they will hold several
meetings.
Mrs. Sarah shipman, Of Brookville
| ILL.,, sister of. the late j. c. Kroener, of
! Albion, who came to be present at her
| brothers funeral. left for her home
this afternoon accompanied by her
son, Ted Shipman, of Polo. Ill, and
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Paul, of Brookville. Mrs. Ship
man and children have been visiting
since the funeral with the formers
niece, Mrs W. "A. Thompson, 211 West
| South street. il.
| When Lady Luxury comes to the
Odeon Wednesday evening local the
ater-goers will be treated to beauty
chorus more pulcritudinous than any
seen here in a long time. This is ex-
planned by the fact that there are SO
few high grade musical shows Oh tour
this season that Charles n. Wuerz,
who is sponsor for the production, was
able to take his pick of hundreds Of
applicants with the result that they
not only are beautiful of face and form
but all have excellent singing voices.
Odeon.
Mrs. H. o, Hyatt, 115 South Tenth
] Sfroat was tho p11eSt nf honor at a SIR.